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Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications using Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (70-176) |
| Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications using Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (70-175) |
| Solutions Architecture - Analyzing Requirements and Defining Solution Architectures (70-100) |
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MCSD Solutions Architecture I
The first course in series of five courses that is designed to provide all of the information a student needs to complete Microsoft's Solutions Architecture exam 70-100. This course explains how to analyze the business requirements for designing new software. The course provides an overview of the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF), Microsoft's guidelines for planning, building, and managing information systems. This framework includes seven software design models. This course also explains the phases of the software development lifecycle and focuses on the testing process that takes place during the developing and stabilization phases.
Solutions Architecture I training covers such topics as:
Information Systems Fundamentals
Planning a Project and Analyzing Business Needs
Testing, Stabilizing and Deploying a System
MCSD Solutions Architecture II
The second course in series of five courses that is designed to provide all of the information a student needs to complete Microsoft's Solutions Architecture exam 70-100. This course describes the process of designing a technical architecture. The course will describe networking technologies such as, clients, servers, network types, network models, and network protocols. It also describes the various Microsoft operating systems and what development tools can be used for developing applications for each operating system.
Solutions Architecture II training covers such topics as:
Networking Technology
MS Operating Systems and Development Tools
MCSD Solutions Architecture III
The third course in series of five courses that is designed to provide all of the information a student needs to complete Microsoft's Solutions Architecture exam 70-100. This course explains how to design applications and data models for designing new software. It describes the logical design phase and shows how to create class diagrams, logical data models, and user interface prototypes. The course explains what types of databases are available and elements within a database. It describes how to create a complete project plan that includes functional requirements, risk assessment, and a master schedule.
Solutions Architecture III training covers such topics as:
Designing an Information System Logically
Designing an Information System Physically
MCSD Solutions Architecture IV
This course explains how to implement data services with SQL Server, and how to create service components, user interfaces, and user services with Visual Basic 6.0.
Solutions Architecture IV training covers such topics as:
Implementing Data Services with SQL Server
Creating Components using Visual Basic 6.0
Learn exactly what you need to know about formulating database objects coded
with SQL DDL Statements for the Visual Basic 6.0 environment. You will be able
to explain how joins are used to create complex queries, define middleware,
COM and DCOM, and describe the differences between ActiveX DLL, ActiveX EXE,
and ActiveX controls. You will create and interpret SQL statements.
Completion of this course and other course titles from this curriculum prepares the learner for the Microsoft Exam #70-100.