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MOUS
Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 User Fundamentals
Microsoft Windows 98 User Fundamentals
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional User Fundamentals
Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Advanced User
Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Fundamentals
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Fundamentals
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 User Fundamentals

Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE)

Certification Overview
The Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer credential is the premier certification for professionals who analyze the business requirements and design and implement the infrastructure for business solutions based on the Windows 2000 platform and Microsoft server software. Implementation responsibilities include installing, configuring, and troubleshooting network systems.

IT Professionals planning to become certified as an MCSE to pass a total seven exams- four core exams, one 'required" exam and two "elective exams.

Audience
Systems Engineers, Technical Support Engineers, Systems Analysts, Network Analysts, Technical Consultants.

Content Emphasis
Skills-Based

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (510 - 680 hours)

Exam 70-210 Installation, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft 2000 Professional: User Accounts, Groups and Resource Management, Computer Management, Installation, File System and Hardware Configuration Resource Optimization, Enterprise Administration Network Implementation, Server Optimization, Enterprise Networking, Security Considerations

Exam 70-215 Installing, Configuring and Administering Windows 2000 Server: User Accounts, Groups and Resource Management, Computer Management, Installation, File System and Hardware Configuration, Resource Optimization, Enterprise Administration, Network Implementation, Server Optimization, Enterprise Networking, Security Considerations

Exam 70-216 Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure Administration: DHCP, DNS, and WINS, Remote Access IP Routing, Security, Enterprise Management

Exam 70-217 Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure: Active Directory Installation, Logical Structure, Physical Structure, Advanced Administration, Remote Installation

Plus One of the following Core Exams is required:

Core or Elective- Exam 70-219 Designing a Directory Server Infrastructure: Naming and Delegation Strategy, Domain Structure and Site Topology, Active Directory Structure and Group Policy

Core or Elective- Exam 70-220 Windows 2000 Network - Designing Security: Security Planning, Securing Local Networks, Securing Remote Access, Securing Internet Access, Securing Access to Partners

Core or Elective- Exam 70-221 Windows 2000 Designing a Network Infrastructure: TCP/IP and Addressing, Remote Access, Implementation

Elective Exams - any two elective exams:

Elective Exam 70-222: Windows 2000 Migrating from Microsoft NT 4.0 Curriculum Parts 1-4

Elective Exam 70-223: Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Clustering Parts 1-3

Exam 70-229 Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Designing and Implementing Databases: Introduction to SQL Server, Managing Data, Managing Objects, Managing Indexes, Distributed Data and Locks

OR
Exam 70-029: Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0: Implementing a Database Parts 1-5

Exam 70-228: Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000: Database Administration Parts 1-5

OR
Exam 70-028 Administering Microsoft SQL Server 7.0: System Administration Part 1-5

Exam 70-056 Implementing and Supporting Web Sites Using Microsoft Site Server 3.0: Implementing Microsoft Site Server 3.0 Parts 1-3

Exam 70-224 Installing, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server- Microsoft Exchange Server 2000: Installation, Configuration and Administration: Installing, Configuring, Administering, Connectivity, Growth

OR
Exam 70-081 Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5 Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5: Concepts and Administration Parts 1-3

Design and Implementation: Parts 1-6

Elective Exam 70-225 Designing and Deploying Messaging Infrastructure with Microsoft Exchange 2000 Server Microsoft Exchange Server 2000:Design and Development Parts 1-4

Exam 70-227 Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft Internet Security and Acceleration (ISA) Server 2000, Enterprise Edition: Setup and Access Policies, Enterprise Deployment Considerations

OR
Exam 70-088 Implementing and Supporting Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0: Secure Web Access Using Microsoft Proxy Server 2.0 Parts 1-3

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Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer (MCSD)

Certification Overview
The Complete MCSD Curriculum provides the training you need to design, build, and implement desktop and distributed applications using popular Microsoft tools and technologies such as: Microsoft Solutions Framework library, Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Transaction Server, Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft C++, and Microsoft Visual Studio.

IT Professionals planning to become certified as an MCSD are required o pass a total of four exams- one "Desktop Applications Development" exam, one "Distributed Applications" exam, one "Solution Architecture" exam and one "Elective' exam.

Audience
Developers and programmers seeking MCSD credentials.

Content Emphasis
Skills-Based

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (420 - 560 hours)

Desktop Applications Development (1 exam required)

Exam 70-016 Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Visual C++ 6.0 Parts 1-7

Exam 70-176: Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft : Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Parts 1-5

Distributed Applications Development (choose any 1 exam)

Exam 70-015: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0- Parts 1-8

Exam 70-175: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Parts 1-5

Exam 70-155: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual Fox Pro 6.0

Solution Architecture (required)

Exam 70-100 Analyzing Requirements and Defining Solution Architectures Parts 1-3

Designing Component Solutions Parts 1-2

Distributed Application Design & Development Using Visual Studio 6.0 Parts 1-3

MCSD Elective Exams (1 exam required)

Exam 70-015: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Parts 1-8

Exam 70-016 Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Visual C++ 6.0 Parts 1-7

Exam 70-019: Designing and Implementing Data Warehouses with SQL Server 7.0 Parts 1-5

Exam 70-029: Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 7.0 Implementing a Database Parts 1-5

Exam 70-229: Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition: Introduction to SQL Server - Managing Data, Managing Objects, Managing Indexes, Distributed Data and Locks

Exam 70-055: Designing and Implementing Web Sites with Microsoft FrontPage 98 - Parts 1-3

Exam 70-057: Designing and Implementing Commerce Solutions with Microsoft Site Server 3.0, Commerce Edition Parts 1-2

Exam 70-091: Designing and Implementing Solutions with Microsoft Office 2000 and Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications

Exam 70-105: Designing and Implementing Collaborative Solutions with Microsoft Outlook 2000 and Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5

Exam 70-152 Designing and Implementing Web Solutions with Visual InterDev 6.0: Planning a Web Application, Building Web Sites and Pages, Active Server Pages and Data Access, Accessing Remote Data, Implementing Server Technologies

Exam 70-155: Designing and Implementing Web Solutions with Visual InterDev 6.0

Exam 70-156: Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual FoxPro 6.0

Exam 70-175: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Parts 1-5

Exam 70-176: Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 - Parts 1-5

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Microsoft Certified Database Administrator (MCDBA)

Certification Overview
The Microsoft Certified Administrator (MCDBA) credential is the premier certification for professionals who implement and administer Microsoft SQL Server databases. The certification is appropriate for individuals who derive physical database designs, develop logical data models, create physical databases, create data services by using Transact-SQL, manage and maintain databases, configure and manage security, monitor and optimize databases, and install and configure Microsoft SQL Server.

Audience
The MCDBA Certification is appropriate for Database Administrators, Database Analysts and Database Developers

Content Emphasis
Skills-Based

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (23.108-384 hours)

(Choose any 3 required exams)

Exam 70-215: Installing, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server: User Accounts, Groups and Resource Management, Computer Management, Installation, File System and Hardware Configuration, Resource Optimization Enterprise Administration, Network Implementation, Server Optimization, Enterprise Networking, Security Considerations

Exam 70-028:Administering Microsoft SQL Server 7.0: Parts 1-5
OR
Exam 70-228 Installing, Configuring, and Administering Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition Parts 1-5

Exam 70-029:Designing and Implementing Databases with SQL Server 7.0 parts 1-5
OR
Exam 70-229 Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Enterprise Edition: Introduction to SQL Server, Managing Data, Managing Objects, Managing Indexes, Distributed Data and Locks

Elective Exam 70-216: Implementing and Administering a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure: DHCP, DNS, and WINS, Remote Access, IP Routing, Security, Enterprise Management

Elective Exam 70-015: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Visual C++ 6.0 Designing & Implementing Applications Parts 1-8

Elective Exam 70-019: Designing and Implementing Data Warehouses with SQL Server 7.0 Parts 1-5

Elective Exam 70-175: Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Visual Basic 6.0 Parts 1-5

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Microsoft Certified Professional+ Site Building
(MCP+Site Building)

Certification Overview
The Microsoft Certified Professional + Site Building credential is for professionals who plan, build, maintain, and manage Web sites using Microsoft technologies and products. The credential is appropriate for people who manage sophisticated, interactive Web sites that include database connectivity, multimedia, and searchable content.

Audience
The MCP+Site Building Certification is Appropriate for Web developers,Web site producers, Web site managers

Content Emphasis
Skills-Based

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (30-40 hours)

Exam 70-055: Designing and Implementing Web Sites with FrontPage 98 Parts 1-3

Exam 70-057: Designing and Implementing Commerce Solutions with Site Server 3.0, Commerce Edition parts 1&2

Exam 70-152: Designing and Implementing Web Solutions with Visual InterDev: Planning a Web Application, Building Web Sites and Pages, Active Server Pages and Data Access, Accessing Remote Data, Implementing Server Technologies

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Microsoft Office User Specialist (MOUS)

Certification Overview
The Complete Microsoft Office 2000 Curriculum teaches student how to utilize the popular Office 2000 suite of applications and become more effective on the job. This comprehensive curriculum provides training for beginners as well as advanced users, and covers 6 most recognized business applications in the world- Access 2000, Excel 2000, Frontpage 2000, Outlook 2000, Powerpoint 2000, and Word 2000.

Audience
End Users. It can be assumed that students have a working knowledge of: -fundamentals of using a GUI (i.e., pull-down and pop-up menus, manipulating windows, etc.).-Internet and World Wide Web Basics.

Content Emphasis
Skills-Based

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: 96-128 Hour(s)

Certification
MOUS Certification Exam: Access 2000, Excel 2000, Excel 2000 Expert, FrontPage 2000, Outlook 2000, Powerpoint 2000, Word 2000, Word 2000 Expert

Word 2000 Core:
Word 2000 Fundamentals
Word 2000 Proficient User

Word 2000 Expert:

Word 2000 Fundamentals
Word 2000 Proficient User
Word 2000 Expert

Excel 2000 Core:

Excel 2000 Fundamentals
Excel 2000 Proficient User

Excel 2000 Expert:

Excel 2000 Fundamentals
Excel 2000 Proficient User
Excel 2000 Expert

PowerPoint 2000:

PowerPoint 2000 Proficient User
PowerPoint 2000 Expert User

Access 2000:

Access 2000 Fundamentals
Access 2000 Proficient User
Access 2000 Expert

Outlook 2000:

Outlook 2000 Fundamentals
Outlook 2000 Proficient User
Outlook 2000 Expert User

Project 2000 Core:

Project 2000 Fundamentals
Project 2000 Proficient User

Office 97:

Word 97 Proficient User

Word 97 Expert:

Word 97 Proficient User
Word 97 Expert User

Excel 97 Proficient:

Excel 97 Proficient User

Excel 97 Expert:

Excel 97 Proficient User
Excel 97 Expert User

PowerPoint 97:

PowerPoint 97

Access 97:

Access 97 - Part 1
Access 97 - Part 2

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Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 User Fundamentals

Certification Overview
This multimedia self-paced learning course will instruct you on working with Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. The unique Skill Builder instruction uses text, voice, questioning, practice, quizzes and multiple study paths to create a learning environment that enhances your enjoyment and comprehension. Reassessment testing in the beginning of each unit will allow you to have a personalized study path based on the knowledge and skills demonstrated. Mastery tests at the end of each unit allow you to verify your understanding of key skills and guide you back to any content that warrants further study.

Learn To

* Perform tasks from the Desktop.
* Understand the basics of using Windows NT 4.0 Workstation.
* Use Explorer to view and manipulate files and folders in Windows NT Workstation.

Audience
This course is intended for users who are looking to explore the features of Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Workstation. Participants should have taken Introduction to PC's and Application Software (Course 12994).

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (4 hours)

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Microsoft Windows 98 User Fundamentals

Certification Overview
This course will introduce users to the basic features of Windows 98. Participants will learn the skills to work with desktop components, manage windows on the desktop, customize the desktop, manage files in Windows Explorer and identify the functions of Active Desktop.

Learn To

* Identify the functions of the desktop components.
* Manage windows on the desktop.
* Perform operations on the desktop by using the Taskbar, Start menu, My Computer and Recycle Bin.
* Manage files and folders in Windows Explorer.
* Customize the display on the desktop.
* Identify the functions of Active Desktop.
* Customize the appearance of the Active Desktop.

Audience
This course is intended for users who want to learn the most-used facilities of Windows 98. Participants should have completed Introduction to PCs and Application Software (Course 12994).

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (6 to 8 hours)

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Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional User Fundamentals

Certification Overview
This course will introduce users to the 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; identify the characteristics of files and folder; and share and access resources on the network.

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.
Identify the characteristics of files and folder.
Share and access resources on the network.

Audience
This course is intended for users who want to learn the most-used facilities of Windows 2000 Professional. Participants should have completed Introduction to PCs and Application Software (Course 12994) or have equivalent knowledge.

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (6 to 8 hours)

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Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional Advanced User

Certification Overview
This course will introduce users to the advanced features of Windows 2000 Professional. At the completion of this course, students will learn to add new hardware and applications; customize the desktop, the Start menu and toolbars in Windows 2000; identify the advanced features of Windows 2000; modify the properties of Internet Explorer; and search for people and Web pages on the Internet.

Learn To
Add new hardware and applications.
Customize the desktop, the Start menu and toolbars in Windows 2000.
Identify the advanced features of Windows 2000.
Modify the properties of Internet Explorer.
Search for people and Web pages on the Internet.

Audience
This course is intended for users who want to learn the advanced features of Windows 2000 Professional. Participants should have completed Introduction to PCs and Application Software (Course 12994) and Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional User Fundamentals (Course 72006) or have equivalent knowledge.

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (6 to 8 hours)

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Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 Fundamentals

Certification Overview
This Skill Builder course introduces the basics of the Internet and Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0. End Users will learn to use the capabilities of Microsoft Internet Explorer for accessing sites on the Internet; sending and receiving e-mail messages; downloading and saving files from the Internet; accessing various news groups and searching for information on the Internet.

Learn To
Understand the basics of the Internet and the Internet security services.
Access Web sites.
Customize the Web environment using the features provided by Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0.
Communicate with other Internet users.

Audience
Anyone internetested in understanding the basics of the Internet and using Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 to access Web sites. Participants should have a basic understanding of Microsoft Windows 95.

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (4 to 6 hours)

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Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 Fundamentals

Certification Overview
This course is intended for end users who are looking to use the fundamental capabilities of Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0. End users will learn to access sites on the Internet; send and receive e-mail messages; download and save files from the Internet; access various news groups and search for information on the Internet.

Learn To
Identify the features of the Internet and World Wide Web.
Access Web pages, download and save files, and search for information of the Internet.
Identify the uses of Outlook Express.
Send and receive e-mail using Outlook Express.
Post and view messages in newsgroups using Outlook Express.
Identify the encryption, security and multimedia features of Internet Explorer.
Identify the functions of Active Desktop and configure the Active Desktop on a desktop.

Audience
This course is intended for end users who are looking to use the fundamental capabilities of Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0.

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (6 to 8 hours)

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Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 User Fundamentals

Certification Overview
This course provides participants with the skills to use Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0. At the completion of this course, students will learn how to search for Web pages; customize the display of Web pages; organize Web pages in the Favorites folder; save and print Web pages; identify the advanced features of IE 5.0; and use the basic features of Outlook Express.

Learn To
Identify the characteristics of Internet, the features of the World Wide Web and the functions of the Internet services.
Display and search for Web pages.
Customize the display of Web pages.
Organize Web pages in the Favorites folder.
Save and print Web pages.
Identify the advanced features of IE 5.0.
Send, receive and customize E-mail.
Subscribe and access a Newsgroup by using Outlook Express.
Join a meeting by using NetMeeting.
Audience
This course is intended for end users that are looking to use the features of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0. Participants should have completed Microsoft Windows 98 Fundamentals (Course 71011) or have equivalent knowledge.

Learning Time
Total Learning Time: (6 to 8 hours)

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