SharePoint 2013 Developer Ramp-Up – Part 1-6

Part 1: In this course students will get up to speed on SharePoint 2013 both from a SKU/license perspective as well as from a capability and architectural perspective. The different deployment models will also be covered in depth (on-premise / hosted [Office 365] / hybrid) and an overview on the different development and extensibility options.

SharePoint 2010 Developer Ramp-Up – Part 1-6

Part 1 Getting into SharePoint 2010 development? This course is for you! You’ll learn the basics of SharePoint 2010 architecture and the products involved. Students will also get a crash course in working with PowerShell for SharePoint as Microsoft now recommends all command line management of SharePoint 2010 be done with PowerShell. Students will also get an introduction to the new developer tools included in Visual Studio 2010 as well as how to develop in terms of Features and Solutions.

SharePoint 2010 Administrator Ramp-Up – Part 1-8

Part 1: This course covers the concepts and skills required to install SharePoint Server 2010 and configure a new SharePoint farm. You will learn about the prerequisite software that must be installed prior to installing SharePoint Server 2010 as well how to make the correct choices when going through the installation process. The course also discusses farm topologies and how to properly create a new farm along with the configuration database and the Central Administration site.

SharePoint 2007 Developer Ramp-Up – Part 1-8

Part 1: This course is ideal for those who are just getting into SharePoint 2007 development. Students first go through the process of understanding how SharePoint is installed & architected on the server and what products are involved. A high-level introduction of the differences between Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS) is covered as well as a brief introduction to how to customize & personalize sites using the browser based mode.

SharePoint 2010 Web Part Development

This course covers SharePoint 2010 web part development from basic topics, right through to advanced tips and techniques.

SharePoint 2010 Advanced Branding for Web Designers

This course covers advanced techniques in SharePoint 2010 using XSLT, JavaScript and jQuery. The course provides a quick primer on these three topics and then shows how to get started using them in SharePoint 2010 sites. You will how to add JavaScript code behind pages in a SharePoint 2010 site as well as how to test and debug your code. The course also introduces you to the jQuery library and the jQuery UI library which makes it much easier to write logic to update elements on a page.

SharePoint 2010 Branding a WCM Site for Web Designers

This course covers how to design the structure and the look and feel of a publishing site in SharePoint 2010. You will learn how to create the taxonomy of a publishing site by adding child sites and publishing pages. You will also learn how to upload and approve a custom master page as well as configure publishing sites to use them. The course also focuses on how to create and design custom page layouts which give publishing pages their layout as well as their look and feel. 

SharePoint 2010 Master Pages for Web Designers

This course covers how to create and customize master pages in SharePoint 2010. You will learn about the structure and layout of the standard SharePoint 2010 master page named v4.master. You will also learn how to create a starter master page which contains the essential placeholders and server-side controls that SharePoint 2010 requires on every master page. Special attention is given to creating a navigation scheme for the top link bar and the quick launch bar using delegate controls so that your master pages work equally well in both team sites and publishing sites.

SharePoint 2010 Branding for Web Designers Fundamentals

This course covers the fundamentals of site branding and Web design in SharePoint 2010. Special attention is given to discussing the differences between team sites and publishing sites from the perspective of a Web designer. You will learn how SharePoint 2010 uses master pages and CSS files to give all the pages in a SharePoint site their standard look and feel. You will also learn how to customize the look and feel of a site using SharePoint Designer 2010 by adding custom CSS files and extending and overriding the default CCS rules used by SharePoint 2010.