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Fundamental Constants in Metrology
 A survey course on the use of fundamental constants in metrology more...
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Navigating And Exploring The Internet
   This introductory course teaches students the fundamental skills they need to know in order to use the Internet. Skills students will learn include connecting to the Internet, learning about and searching the Web, and sending e-mail. more...Navigating And Exploring The Internet 2002
This introductory course teaches students the fundamental skills they need to know in order to use the Internet. Skills students will learn include understanding and sending e-mail, learning about the Web, and using browsers such as Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator to view Web pages. more...How To Master Sales Skills
Course description -- The How to Master Sales Skills bundle will develop the most essential skills in sales personnel without extensive away-from-work classroom training. Based on fundamental best practices, these courses prepare new sales personnel to be effective. They create a common baseline set of processes for an entire sales organization, regardless of previous experience, to follow as more...Applying Leadership Basics
...se description -- Applying Leadership Basics provides the fundamental skills for leading a group: defining the task, establishing a vision, gaining commitment, and building relationships. It tells you how and when to use various leadership styles and gives smart techniques to help leaders direct the efforts of others. The Strategies and Tips in this module teach you how to foster innovation, more...Basics of Effective Communication
...ription -- Basics of Effective Communication examines the fundamental elements of communication and describes how you can send clear and consistent messages to a Receiver. It gives tips for choosing the right communication method and considering other important factors that impact effectiveness. It covers effective listening and feedback skills in practical and immediately useful Strategies and more...
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Introduction to RF and Microwave Concepts
...olved with RF and Microwave measurements
and devices. The fundamental difficulty with RF and Microwave measurements and design is that the
wavelength of the electromagnetic fields involved are the same size as the devices used. Thus, approximations used in DC and AC electronics, or optical and beyond at the other end of the spectrum can not be used. This course will introduce the following more...Introduction to RF and Microwave Concepts
...olved with RF and Microwave measurements
and devices. The fundamental difficulty with RF and Microwave measurements and design is that the
wavelength of the electromagnetic fields involved are the same size as the devices used. Thus, approximations used in DC and AC electronics, or optical and beyond at the other end of the spectrum can not be used. This course will introduce the following more...
From Serebra Learning Corporation
C Programming - Part 1
...e first in a four-part series that will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to be able to write syntactically correct C code, using the facilities of a standard ANSI C library, to create basic applications. This series is not environment or vendor-specific. This course will give students a basic understanding of some of the fundamental constructs of C. In addition to more...C Programming - Part 2
This course is the second in a four-part series that will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to be able to write syntactically correct C code, using the facilities of a standard ANSI C library, to create basic applications. This series is not environment or vendor-specific. In this course, students will learn about arrays, pointers, and user-defined data types. more...C Programming - Part 3
...e third in a four-part series that will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to be able to write syntactically correct C code, using the facilities of a standard ANSI C library, to create basic applications. This series is not environment or vendor-specific. This course begins to introduce some more advanced topics. Students will learn about some of the more advanced more...C Programming - Part 4
...he last in a four-part series that will give students the fundamental skills and knowledge necessary to be able to write syntactically correct C code, using the facilities of a standard ANSI C library, to create basic applications. This series is not environment or vendor-specific. This course will teach students the skills and knowledge necessary to perform some more advanced tasks with the C more...Understanding Budgeting and Finance: Understanding Profit and Loss
MAXIM TRAINING Profit is a key business goal and a fundamental source of growth. But for most of us, it remains a vague notion. How is profit generated? How is it measured? How do individual managers contribute to profit? What happens to it? more...Do or Delegate
This course is about one of the most fundamental decisions you ever make at work - whether to do a piece of work yourself or delegate it. Delegation is the key to empowerment. This course explores the barriers to effective delegation, the benefits from delegating more, what should be delegated and what shouldn't. It also examines the choice of who you should delegate to. As a result of this course more...KAZ (Keyboard AZ) Typing Tutor
...key to competitive advantage and what skill could be more fundamental to productivity than typing? Most employees will work with a PC keyboard to get the job done. Outlook, Word and PowerPoint are the most frequently used business applications alongside data entry into a range of bespoke databases. All of these applications are business critical and typing intensive, which means effective touch more...Financial Management: Fundamental Accounting Concepts
In Financial Management: Fundamental Accounting Concepts, participants become familiar with basic accounting concepts and terms, enabling them to track business transactions that affect assets, liabilities, and owner's equity. They learn how use universal accounting tools-such as the general journal, general ledger, and trial balance-to ensure an organization follows sound accounting practices. more...Microsoft Project 98 Fundamentals
This course is intended for end users who are looking to use the fundamental capabilities of Microsoft Project 98. This course is the first part of a two part series that will prepare individuals for the Microsoft Project 98 Expert User certification exam in the Microsoft Office User Specialist Program. more...Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional User Fundamentals
...fundamental features of Windows 2000 Professional. At the completion of this course, students will learn to identify the features of Windows 2000 and the functions of its desktop components; identify the functions of the various Windows 2000 programs; identify the functions of the various components available in the Windows Explorer interface and customize the Windows Explorer interface; more...Microsoft Word 2000 Fundamentals
This course provides participants with the fundamental skills to use Microsoft Word 2000 on a daily basis in their workplace. At the completion of this course, students will learn how to create and insert text in a Word document; format text in a document; send and save files in Word; and manage and organize documents. more...Microsoft Excel 2000 Fundamentals
This course provides participants with the fundamental skills to use Microsoft Excel 2000 on a daily basis in their workplace. At the completion of this course, students will learn how to create and save a new workbook; add and manipulate worksheets; enter and manipulate data in single and multiple cells; use formulas and functions; format workbooks, worksheets and cells; and change fonts and data more...Microsoft Access 2000 Fundamentals
This course is intended for end users who are looking to use the fundamental capabilities of Microsoft Access 2000. Participants will learn to identify the basic features of Access 2000; create and maintain tables; and work with Access 2000 data. more...Microsoft Outlook 98 Fundamentals
This course provides participants with the fundamental skills to use Outlook 98 on a daily basis in their workplace. Students will learn how to perform basic communication and personal organization tasks within Outlook 98. more...Microsoft Outlook 98 Proficient User
This course is intended for end users who are looking to use the fundamental features of Microsoft Outlook 98. This course is the first part of a two part series that will prepare individuals for the Microsoft Outlook 98 Expert User certification exam. more...CompTIA Linux 2004 Security
This series covers basic installation, operation, and troubleshooting operating systems on workstations and servers. The learner will be able to explain fundamental open source resources/licenses, demonstrate knowledge of user administration, understand file permissions/software configurations and manage local storage devices and network protocols. The audience includes Professionals who want to more...Negotiating to Mutual Benefit
The key to being a skilled negotiator is understanding the difference between negotiating and giving money away. This course demonstrates the stages and rules that will gain you a win/win solution, and with it long-term business. If you follow the guidelines set out here, you will be able to handle customer strategies and still close the deal on terms that keep both your company and your customer more...Understanding Your Target Customer s Business
Imagine trying to sell a product or service to a customer that you know nothing about. Do you think it would be an easy process? Probably not. The better you know your customer, the better your chances for success. In this course, you'll learn about the first major component of the territorial account sales (TAS) approach--research. You'll gain an understanding of the benefits of good research and more...Relationship Management Building the Client Relationship
In Relationship Management - Building the Client Relationship, you will learn about the importance of developing a relationship with a client in which you serve not as a salesperson, but as a trusted advisor. You will learn how to create and conduct an effective needs assessment and how to turn this needs assessment into a shared vision with your client. You will also learn specific action items more...Relationship Management Preparing the Client Relationship
In Relationship Management - Preparing the Client Relationship, you will learn about the importance of developing a relationship with a client in which you serve not as a salesperson, but as a trusted advisor. You will learn what unique needs clients have as a result of the Information Age and the importance that trust plays in turning clients into loyal customers. You will also learn what more...Relationship Management Maintaining the Client Relationship
In Relationship Management - Maintaining the Client Relationship, you will learn about the differences between short-term and long-term customer relationships, as well as the causes and advantages of these relationships. You will also identify methods of keeping and extending the client relationship into future endeavors. Finally, you will learn about techniques for measuring success in the client more...Sales Forecasting Forecasting for Success
In Sales Forecasting - Forecasting for Success, you will cover the skills and information necessary to understand the importance of sales forecasting, develop a sales forecast, and emphasize teamwork to realize your goals. This three-part series is for sales professionals and sales managers who have a fundamental understanding of the sales process. There are no prerequisites required for this more...Sales Forecasting Forecasting Your Own Accounts
In Sales Forecasting - Forecasting Your Own Accounts, you will learn how to apply the principles of forecasting to your own accounts. Specifically, you will learn how to use different types of forecasting, as well as how to avoid excessive detail in your forecasts. You will also learn how to reduce forecasting errors and how to predict the likelihood of winning a sale. Finally, you will learn how more...Sales Forecasting Applying Forecasting Methods
... forecasting methods to your accounts. You will learn the fundamentals of time series and regression forecasting methods. You will also learn how to use market research and expert judgement to create forecasts. Finally, you will learn how to integrate, implement, and evaluate forecasting methods. The target audience for this course is sales professionals and sales managers who have a more...Sales Negotiations Negotiation Execution
In Sales Negotiations ? Negotiation Execution, you will learn about the negotiation process, the key players in a negotiation, and ways to maintain control of the negotiation. Additionally, this course covers guidelines for dealing with difficult people and strategies for dealing with less-than-ideal scenarios and outcomes. After completing this course, you will be prepared to negotiate more...Call Center Structures The Call Center Profession
This course describes the functions, structure and key players of a typical call center, and underscores the uniqueness of the profession. Agents who need an understanding of the fundamental structures and relationships in the call center profession. more...Call Center Structures Customer Relationships
This course defines the long-term value of a customer and illustrates how CRM (Customer Relationship Management) principles are applied to recognize, prize and respond preferentially to high-value customers. Agents who need an understanding of the fundamental structures and relationships in the call center profession. more...Identifying Your Customer s Expectations
Customers have expectations of all the companies with which they transact business. These expectations may be predominantly unspoken but, all the same, they have a strong influence on how your company, its employees, products, and services are perceived. In the first lesson of this course, you'll be shown what characteristics customers want to see demonstrated, what external influences generate more...Information Technology IT Industry Overview Version 1
...ully defined processes and architectures. This reflects a fundamental change for the business IT industry, which affects and blurs the line between all segments including hardware, software, data, applications, and communications platforms. At the same time, this change offers numerous opportunities for those who can adapt. This course provides a roadmap for the rapidly converging IT world, more...Project Management Government
This course focuses on project management for Federal Government agencies. Specifically, the course focuses on the differences between project management in a private organization and in the federal government This course series is designed for project managers who have a fundamental understanding of project management concepts, but are looking to apply these concepts within their government more...Solving Problems Logically The Problem Solving Process
This course outlines the fundamental steps for effective problem solving and identifies attitudinal characteristics that facilitate success. Professionals who want to resolve workplace challenges more effectively. more...Developing Fundamental Critical Thinking Skills
...t on written and verbal communication factors. Developing Fundamental Critical Thinking Skills coaches you through the acquisition of an array of critical skills that can help you improve your information processing and delivery agility. You also will learn how to maximize your inferential and evaluative competence to achieve better planning and decision-making efficiencies. Improving your more...Dynamics of Leadership
Can anyone, regardless of company status, be a leader? Yes Leaders can be found at all levels in the work force. When you're learning how to lead, is it possible also to be responsible for discovering new future leaders? You bet it is. Even though you aren't in management, do you have the power to influence someone to change his behavior? Again, the answer is yes. In this course, you'll learn how more...Managing For High Performance
Managers today must deal with a myriad of business challenges. Often they must rely on their best personnel to get them out of a jam. But do they have the necessary skills and strategies for managing these key people? This course will examine what organizations need to do to ensure that they attract high performers, how they allow this talent to thrive, and, most importantly, how to avoid losing more...PrimeFinance The Ground Rules
This course defines the relevance of finance for the nonfinancial manager. Project managers and department managers who need to take on budgetary responsibilities and input into business decisions . more...Elements of Marketing Strategy
You want to develop a powerful, and well-documented marketing strategy in order to get your new product or service approved. This course is designed to give you a strong start in developing your marketing vision, direction, and ultimately a plan. You'll get an overview of the key factors encompassing the broad scope of strategic marketing. You'll be able to discuss cost structures and their more...Leadership
...fundamental in driving quality in an organization. A good leader's actions and words filter down to all organizational levels to create a quality culture. The concepts of organizational leadership are built on a foundation of core business elements. A clear understanding of these elements is key in developing an organization's strategic plan and vision. These core elements include: more...A Manager s Introduction to Business Law
...fundamental concepts of business law. It begins by exposing some prevalent legal misconceptions shared by management and establishes the true role that law plays in society and business. The relationship between business ethics and law is explained and how managers serve as vital role models for demonstrating ethical business practices. This course also presents the basis and structure of the more...Getting Started with ColdFusion MX
To introduce and demonstrate the fundamental concepts, tools, and features of ColdFusion MX Web professionals and developers that want to create dynamic web sites using ColdFusion more...Introduction to Objects
The course will introduce the fundamental concepts of objects and differentiate between object-oriented programming concepts and non-object-oriented programming concepts in terms of their implications to software development. College students and IS professionals. more...Fundamentals of Microsoft Visual InterDev 6 0
...fundamental concepts of Visual InterDev 6.0. It teaches how to create simple web projects using the Web Project Wizard, as well as how to create site diagrams, manage links between pages, apply links, style sheets, and themes to a project. In addition, it prepares students to take the Microsoft certification exam: Designing and Implementing Web Solutions with Microsoft Visual InterDev 6.0. This more...GUI Programming with Swing
The GUI Programming with Swing WBT is meant for Java and AWT application developers who want to create sophisticated user interfaces using Swing. The course will enable students to acquire an understanding of the Swing container, action, and event classes. The course also describes basic Swing concepts and features in addition to its packages and class hierarchy. It provides sample programs and more...Security Safety and Communication
To understand the role of security in an organization, the importance of following safety and environmental guidelines, and how to communicate with customers in a professional manner The for this path includes entry-level computer technicians who will, by the end of studying this path and before taking the exam, have accumulated 500 hours hand-on experience in a lab or in the field more...OS 390 and Networking
...fundamental concepts of networking in an OS/390 environment, and describes the various components that make up a secure, efficient network. The course also presents the various network models, and provides students with a solid understanding of how each model is appropriate for specific business requirements.This course is written to OS/390 2.x. This course is intended for information systems more...CompTIA Linux 2004 Configuration
This series covers basic installation, operation, and troubleshooting operating systems on workstations and servers. The learner will be able to explain fundamental open source resources/licenses, demonstrate knowledge of user administration, understand file permissions/software configurations and manage local storage devices and network protocols. The audience includes Professionals who want to more...CompTIA Linux 2004 Documentation Hardware
...stations and servers. The learner will be able to explain fundamental open source resources/licenses, demonstrate knowledge of user administration, understand file permissions/software configurations and manage local storage devices and network protocols. When all five courses are taken in the Linux series (16260, 16261, 16262, 16263, & 16264), this is an authorized self-study program to help more...OS 390 COBOL
...rections of COBOL under OS/390. It begins by covering the fundamentals of accessing three important databases and transaction systems from the point of view of the COBOL programmer. These are the CICS online transaction processing system, the DB2 relational database, and the IMS/DB hierarchical database management system. The course covers the essential topics related to embedded appropriate more...OS 390 MQ Series
...fundamentals of using IBM MQSeries messaging technology with specific emphasis towards its use on the OS/390 platform. It begins by describing challenge fundamental to applications running across networks consisting of diverse platforms, then proposes MQSeries as the key middleware solution. The benefits of messaging and queuing are explored. Additional problematic applications scenarios are more...OS 390 Introduction to ISPF
...fundamental functions and utilities available in the panels and subpanels of the ISPF Primary Option Menu. ISPF is a multifaceted development tool set for the OS/390 system, and has been used extensively by OS/390 programmers to increase productivity of host-based application development projects. The course also provides an overview perspective of the Software Configuration Library Manager more...TCP IP Structuring and Addressing
This WestNet e-Learning module introduces the TCP/IP protocol suite: the OSI model, the TCP/IP Network, Transport, and Application Layer protocols. We will also review some of the most common network devices responsible for moving data across networks. more...Convergence of Communications
This WestNet e-Learning module discusses how wide area network (WAN) technologies support and help implement converged communications, voice, video, and data all transported over the same physical network topologies. We will also investigate components key to integrating puclic swiched telephone network (PSTN) and data communications. more...VoIP Services
This module introduces VoIP Services. We define and explain packet telephony, its benefits and potential pitfalls, and why private users, small and large businesses, and the industry press see this technology as the next great telecommunications revolution. We introduce the many components that make up a converged voice network, and examine their roles. We explore the market drivers pushing more...VoIP Network Integration with Legacy Services
This module focuses on how we interface legacy PSTN services with an H.323 network. First, we trace the steps involved in setting up and tearing down an H.323 call. Next, we explore how we can translate Signaling System 7 (SS7) interswitch signaling into packetized network traffic, carrying such advanced call features as call forwarding, calling and called party identification information, and more...VoIP Network Engineering Management and Support
This module explores telecommunications and converged network design and engineering principles. We review the Erlang and Poisson traffic estimation formulas. We learn the steps necessary to plan, design, and engineer a converged network. We discover methods we can use to measure the converged network s voice quality, and how we can determine the effects the final network design has on overall more...Digital Subscriber Line
To explain the various technologies used to provide digital subscriber lines Network managers, builders of wide area networks, systems engineers, and technical support staff more...Basics of Telecommunications
...ommunications. The course provides an introduction to the fundamental techniques and technologies used in the emerging and expanding field of telecommunications. It explores the history and development of the industry, and the relative strengths and weaknesses of various alternative technologies. It also describes emerging technologies of broadband networks and ISDN. The students will also get more...Networking Fundamentals
To introduce the main components and principles of networking Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net more...Internet Fundamentals
To introduce the Internet, basic Internet technologies including connection, browser search, and cache technologies Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net more...Internet Client Infrastructure and Applications
To identify the client components required to connect to an Internet or intranet Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net more...Internet Servers and Services
To identify the services and protocols that are used to create, administer, and manage the Internet Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net more...Web Development Fundamentals
To outline web-page develpment using HTML and to introduce scripting and database management and connection techniques Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net more...Internet Site Development
To identify the principles of web-site design and the elements used to create a web site Students wishing to acquire the fundamental skills required to embark on careers as e-Business IT professionals; students preparing for the CompTIA certification exam IK0-002: i-Net more...Introduction to QoS and QoS Implementation
To identify the fundamental issues associated with implementing QoS on converged networks, and to define QoS policy implementation and management methods IT professionals with a thorough knowledge of networking concepts and Cisco technology basics who wish to extend their knowledge in the specific area of Quality of Service more...Using SAP R 3 Release 4 6
To enable the student to work with tasks and to describe some of the updated screens in Release 4.6 Existing SAP R/3 users upgrading to Release 4.6 more...SAP R 3 4 6 CO Cost Object Controlling
...he initial unit provides an introduction to SAP R/3 4.6 s fundamental features; explaining how to log on to the system as well as navigating around the screen by using the various menus and pushbuttons available on the screen. The courses is aimed towards, Management, internal Accounting, employees working in controlling, employees in external Accounting and employees in development and sales & more...SAP R 3 4 6 CO Profitability Analysis
The course SAP R/3 4.6 CO Profitability Analysis provides the basic knowledge for using the SAP R/3 system on a daily basis. To transfer the needed knowledge the course makes use of an example: planning a sales organization and comparing to actual data. The initial unit provides an introduction to SAP R/3 4.6 s fundamental features; explaining how to log on to the system as well as navigating more...Microsoft Windows XP Training
...prise networks and the home user. The user will learn the fundamental skills and advanced techniques for using this powerful new operating system. NOTE: If this course does not run. Users will have to uninstall Shockwave 8.5.1 and install Shockwave Player 8.00.205. The uninstaller and installer are available here: more...Creating and Designing a Project
...fundamental building block. Each project in which a company engages is unique, and fulfills an individual or corporate goal. And each project comprises a series of related tasks that culminate in a project deliverable. Microsoft Office Project 2007 is a comprehensive tool for project managers responsible for the overall design of projects, enabling them to engage in task assignment and more...Fundamentals of Internet Explorer 6
To provide an overview of the fundamental navigation, saving, printing, help, mail, and media features of Internet Explorer 6 End users; individuals interested in learning how to use the Internet Explorer application more...Adobe Illustrator CS2 Getting Started
...fundamental concepts and skills for working with Adobe Illustrator CS2 to create artwork for both print and the Web. The topics in this course cover capabilities and tools of Illustrator, the interface, image considerations, how to save and print Illustrator files, and working with basic shapes, selecting images, and color. The course is intended for the basic end user who wishes to use Adobe more...Adobe Illustrator CS2 Designing
...fundamental concepts and skills for working with Adobe Illustrator CS2 to enhance artwork. The topics in this course cover commands and tools available in Illustrator to create enhanced illustrations by using paths, masks, text, and typography in the artwork. The course is intended for the basic end user who wishes to use Adobe Illustrator CS2 to construct vector illustrations and type effects more...Adobe InDesign CS2 Getting Started
...fundamental concepts and skills for working with Adobe InDesign CS2 to create professional documents. In this course, you will learn about the capabilities and tools of InDesign and you are introduced to the software interface. You will also learn about the basic commands and procedures used to create and save basic InDesign documents. By the end of this course, you will be able to create and more...Telecommunications Concepts and Components
This WestNet e-Learning module reviews the fundamental principles and elements of the public-switched telephone system. more...LAN Protocols
This WestNet e-Learning module reviews the fundamental prinicples of network data flow and Ethernet networks from older coax-based systems to the newest fiber-based Gigabit networks. We will also examine the concepts of collision domains and traffic isolation. more...CompTIA Linux+ 2004 - Installation
This series covers basic installation operation and troubleshooting operating systems on workstations and servers. The learner will be able to explain fundamental open source resources/licenses demonstrate knowledge of user administration understand file permissions/software configurations and manage local storage devices and network protocols. When all five courses are taken in the Linux+ series more...CompTIA Linux+ 2004 - Management
This series covers basic installation operation and troubleshooting operating systems on workstations and servers. The learner will be able to explain fundamental open source resources/licenses demonstrate knowledge of user administration understand file permissions/software configurations and manage local storage devices and network protocols. more...Advanced Business Communication: Guidelines for Effective Communication
...f business communication in general and to areas that are fundamental to effective business communication today. You will learn about typical barriers to effective communication and guidelines for overcoming them. You will also learn about steps in the communication process uses of information technology managing planning and conducting executive-level meetings. In addition you will learn about more...Microsoft Word 2003 Fundamentals
This series addresses the fundamental features of Word as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Word 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam, and have a solid foundation in essential Word skills. more...MS Word 2003 Proficient User
This series addresses the fundamental features of Word as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Word 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam and have a solid foundation in essential Word skills. more...Microsoft Outlook 2003 Fundamentals
This course addresses the fundamental and essential features of Microsoft Outlook as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Outlook 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam and have a solid foundation in essential Outlook skills. more...Microsoft Outlook 2003 Proficient User
This course addresses the fundamental and essential features of Outlook as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Outlook 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam and have a solid foundation in essential Outlook skills. more...Microsoft Project 2003 Fundamentals
This the first of a two-part curriculum covers fundamental Project 2003 skills used in the areas of Task Calendar and Outlining management manipulation of data views and reports and project updating tracking and conflict resolution. more...Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices Part 2
This is the second course in a 3 part series that prepares learners for the Cisco CCNA ICND exam 640-811 - Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices. The course introduces fundamental routing concepts. It describes the features operation and configuration of Routing Information Protocol (RIP) Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) and Open more...IBM Understanding Wireless Solutions Part 1: Wireless Fundamentals and WPANs
The first course in the Understanding Wireless Solutions curriculum begins by introducing the learner to the fundamental concepts of radio: history or radio basics of electromagnetism and signals the organization of channels and radio frequencies and radio standards and regulatory bodies. The course then focuses on the first of the three radio network types (WPAN WWLANs and WWANs) - WPANs - more...IBM DB2 UDB Essentials Part 3 - SQL Fundamentals
...fundamental elements of the SQL language. Simple query running is covered before moving on to more complex procedures such as retrieving data from multiple tables and creating single reports from multiple queries. Scalar and column functions are covered. Coverage is also given to running subqueries and maintaining data. On completion of the course the learner should be able to write basic Data more...Directory Technologies Part 1
This is the first course in a three part series that introduces the learner to the fundamental directory solutions and the X.500 standard. It also covers the Full Service Directory Model (FSDM) and the role of LDAP in accessing directories. Finally it describes Netscape Directory Server Technology. more...Microsoft Windows 98 for End-Users Basic
Microsoft Windows 98 is an operating system a computer program that controls the basic operation of your computer and the programs you run on it. Programs also known as applications are task-oriented software you use to accomplish specific tasks such as word processing managing files on your computer and performing calculations. The five units in this Basic course introduce you to the fundamental more...Microsoft Windows 98 for End-Users Intermediate
Microsoft Windows 98 is an operating system a computer program that controls the basic operation of your computer and the programs you run on it. Programs also known as applications are task-oriented software you use to accomplish specific tasks such as word processing managing files on your computer and performing calculations. The five units in this Intermediate course build on your knowledge more...Microsoft NT 4 Workstation for End-Users Basic
Microsoft Windows NT is an operating system, a computer program that controls the basic operation of your computer and the programs you run on it. Programs, also known as applications, are task-oriented software you use to accomplish specific tasks, such as word processing, managing files on your computer, and performing calculations. The five units in this Basic course introduce you to the more...Microsoft NT 4 Workstation for End-Users Intermediate
Microsoft Windows NT is an operating system, a computer program that controls the basic operation of your computer and the programs you run on it. Programs, also known as applications, are task-oriented software you use to accomplish specific tasks, such as word processing, managing files on your computer, and performing calculations. The four units in this Intermediate course build on your more...Microsoft Outlook 2003 Fundamentals
This course addresses the fundamental and essential features of Microsoft Outlook as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Outlook 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam and have a solid foundation in essential Outlook skills. more...Microsoft Outlook 2003 Proficient User
This course addresses the fundamental and essential features of Outlook as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Outlook 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam, and have a solid foundation in essential Outlook skills. more...SQL Server 7.0 Management Part II
This course provides the skills to database administrators managers and users so that they may take full advantage of SQL Server 7.0 features. It explains how to use the fundamental elements of Transact-SQL how to use the SELECT statement and how to monitor database performance. It also examines stored procedures and joins. Related Exam: Prepares users for both Microsoft Exams #070-028 more...Microsoft Word 2002 Fundamentals
This course introduces the learner to the fundamental elements of Word 2002. The Word interface is covered along with the creation of documents and use of Word Help. Working with documents as well as document formatting and management and organization are covered. more...Microsoft Excel 2002 Fundamentals
This course presents learners with the fundamental elements of Excel 2002. The course covers the Excel interface and navigation, how to create and format worksheets. Topics such as creating formulas, copying, inserting and deleting a range of cells are covered in the course. more...Microsoft Commerce Server 2000 Design and Implementation Part 1: Introduction
This is the first course in a five part series that covers Commerce Server 2000, focusing on business, functional, and integration requirements that need to be considered in preparation for its deployment. The course then covers Business to Consumer Web sites and fundamental elements of Commerce Server 2000, including installation, administration tools, site packaging, and Commerce Server Manager. more...Microsoft Word 2003 Fundamentals
This series addresses the fundamental features of Word as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Word 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam, and have a solid foundation in essential Word skills. more...MS Word 2003 Proficient User
This series addresses the fundamental features of Word as defined by the Microsoft Office Specialist certification objectives for Word 2003 Specialist exam. Learners completing this series should be well prepared for the certification exam, and have a solid foundation in essential Word skills. more...C# Programming for MS .NET - Part 2: Fundamental Constructs
This is the second course in a five part series that teaches statements and exceptions, methods and parameters, and arrays within the Microsoft C# programming language. The course introduces common statements and exception handling, as well as, how to use methods and parameters and how to create, initialize, and use arrays. more...C Programming - Part 1
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