This course is ideal for SQA professionals:
  Seeking to gain a knowledge of relational databases
  Interested in gaining basic SQL fundamentals in relation to software testing
  Upon completion of course, be able to perform back-end database testing/data validation

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Using Transact-SQL Querying Tools—SQL Query Analyzer

DB Testing Concepts
  Testing Multiple Application Servers
  Testing a Clustered Database
  Test Checklist
  Test Transaction Integrity

Relational DB Basics for Testers
  Field Integrity
  Table Integrity
  Constraints between fields
  Primary Key fields
  Data set Integrity
  Inspecting Database designs

Introduction to SQL
  Standardization Layer
  SQL DML basics
  SELECT statements for Testing
  SQL Basics—SELECT
  Order of clauses in SQL SELECT statement:
  SQL Basics—INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
  Combining data from multiple tables
  Introduction to Joins
  Database design fundamentals

This course is ideal for both experienced (1+ years) Crystal and SSRS Developers:
  Seeking to learn custom expressions, custom functions and formats for reports
  Interested in gaining a better understanding of how Reporting Services uses parameters embedded in SQL queries

Specific areas to be covered include (but not limited to):

Basic tabular Report Creation  Create tabular reports with various degrees of complexity
  Create Groups using the grouping pane for Detail Groups and Row Groups
  Deploy reports and use the Report Manager

Advanced Report Creation Topics
  Learn how to format reports using conditional formatting
  Find out how to create drill-down reports

Customizing Reports by passing parameters
  Passing Reporting Services parameters into stored procedures
  Learn how to use parameters in ad-hoc SQL
  Find out how to customize reports using parameters
  Explore creating linked reports

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for experienced (2+years) PHP programmers:
  Seeking knowledge in the fundamental changes to language design in PHP5
  Interested in gaining in depth knowledge in the context of object-oriented design

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Constant properties
  Private and protected methods and properties
  Class type hinting
  Abstract classes
  Interfaces
  Final methods
  Cloning objects
  Constructors
  Reflection API
  Destructors
  Exceptions
  Static methods and properties
  Interceptor methods
  Objects and iteration
  Resolving objects to string
  SimpleXML
  SQLite

This course is ideal for experienced (3+ years) developers:
  Seeking knowledge in the process of architecting and developing SharePoint applications and customizations
  Interested in gaining important insight into the internal workings (from AJAX to Event Handlers and Features) of SharePoint 2007

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Create a SharePoint site that is customized and personalized to the end user
  Create and run reports
  Create custom field types to enhance functionality of lists

This course is ideal for 5+ year Senior Developers seeking to acquire:
  Advanced ASP.NET 3.5 Training
  v3.5 experience (developers currently working with v2.0 or v3.0)
  MVC knowledge

Specific areas to be covered include:
  ASP.NET AJAX Client Library
  AJAX Control Kit
  Data Display Controls
  Creating Silverlight Controls and Pages
  Introduction to Linq

This customized course will also include Microsoft Model View Controller (MVC) topics:
  Separation of Concerns, Testability, and TDD
  Unit testing the application
  Routing Policy
  Parameter serialization
  URL Mapping Components
  SEO
  REST

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for System/Network Administrators, PC Technicians and Technical Support Personnel.

Learn the critical changes between Windows XP and Windows 7 Be able to adequately support Windows7 it’s here!

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Desktop migration/Upgrade strategies
  Bitlocker
  EFS
  Authentication models (including n-tier authentication schemes)
  Networking (wired, wireless, and VPN) changes
  Application Compatibility
  GUI enhancements/changes (task bar pinning, customization,document libraries)

***Attendees will receive incisive training based upon customized Microsoft Official Courseware (MOC) and will get to practice what they learn using PC-based, hands-on exercises designed to reinforce the concepts presented.

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for experienced (3+years) enterprise-level Messaging Administrators, Network Administrators, Help Desk, Desktop, and System Administrators:
  Seeking to gain the knowledge and skills to configure and manage a Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 messaging environment
  Interested in learning how to configure Exchange Server 2010, as well as provide guidelines, best practices, and considerations that will help you optimize your Exchange server deployment.

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Install and deploy Exchange Server 2010
  Configure Mailbox servers and mailbox server components
  Manage recipient objects
  Configure the Client Access server role
  Manage message transport
  Configure the secure flow of messages between the Exchange Server organization and the Internet
  Implement a high availability solution for Mailbox servers and other server roles
  Plan and implement backup and restore for the server roles
  Plan and configure messaging policy and compliance
  Configure Exchange Server permissions and security for internal and external access
  Monitor and maintain the messaging system
  Transition an Exchange Server 2003 or Exchange Server 2007 organization to Exchange Server 2010
  Configure the Unified Messaging Server role and Unified Messaging components
  Implement high availability across multiple sites and implement Federated Sharing.

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for Software Managers and Project Leaders:
  Seeking ways to better plan, estimate, and manage their development projects
  Interested in ways to apply best practices for project management.

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Recognize the best practices in project management and how to incorporate them into your operation
  Optimize resources across projects and other business processes
  Support your agency's core values and strategic direction
  Learn how to provide for continuous project management improvement as a business process
  Learn how to lay the foundation for success through project planning, estimation, tracking, and future projects

This course is ideal for SQL Developers or Administrators:
  Interested in gaining basic knowledge of PL/SQL database language
  Seeking the ability to develop Oracle procedures, functions, and database triggers using PL/SQL

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Oracle Architecture
  Introduction to PL/SQL
  Syntax and language structure
  PL/SQL Topics
  Cursor management
  Exception handling
  Procedures/Functions/Triggers
  Packages

This course is ideal for experienced (2+years) SQL Server 2005 Developers and Database Administrators:
  Seeking the knowledge and skills to upgrade their SQL Server 2005 skills to SQL Server 2008

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Learning the new features of SQL Server 2008
  Managing SQL Server 2008
  Optimizing SQL Server 2008
  Securing a SQL Server 2008 Database
  Developing databases with SQL Server 2008
  Creating and maintaining highly available SQL Server 2008 databases
  Creating and using a SQL Server 2008 data warehouse
  Using SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services
  Using SQL Server 2008 Analysis Services

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for experienced testers with previous automation QuickTest Pro experience:

  Seeking to gain knowledge of the new functions and features of QuickTest Professional 10.0.
  Seeking to learn all the essential advanced scripting techniques in QuickTest Professional 10.0.

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Understanding the features of the Expert View development environment
  Understanding how QTP makes use of Microsoft VBScript to enhance your QTP tests
  Learning how to overcome problems experienced from trying to use record & replay
  Understanding how you can design robust tests against dynamic applications
  By the end of the course you should have a complete understanding of how to develop reliable, robust QTP test scripts

**Official Curriculum from Hewlett Packard

This course is ideal for Developers with no Agile Development experience:
  Seeking to increase their knowledge of common development practices on Agile projects
  Interested in the fundamental skills and development techniques embodied in eXtreme Programming and other Agile methods
  Looking to participate actively in an Agile team

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Team code ownership
  Pair programming
  Test driven development
  Extreme programming
  Coding standards
  Simple design
  Refactoring
  Continuous integration

This course is ideal for designed for 3+year developers who have component and Web application development skills seeking to acquire:
  Skills in designing and building data-centric distributed applications and Web services with Microsoft ADO.NET, Microsoft SQL Server 2000, and the Microsoft .NET Framework.

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Describe data-centric applications, ADO.NET architecture, and ADO.NET and XM.
  Connect to SQL Server and other data sources
  Perform connected database operations including executing SELECT commands, database definition commands, dynamic SQL commands, and commands that return data from a SQL Server database in XML
  Build a DataSet schema, populate it with data, and modify the data programmatically
  Build a DataSet from an existing data source
  Use XML techniques while working with DataSets, including mapping tables and columns, creating XSD schemas, building strongly typed DataSets, and interacting with XMLDataDocuments
  Build a Web service that uses ADO.NET to query and update a data source
  Troubleshoot errors within an ADO.NET application

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for experienced (3+years) Web developers:
  Seeking to gain knowledge and skills to develop Microsoft Silverlight 2.0 web applications focusing on user interfaces, program structure, language syntax, and implementation details.

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Creating Silverlight 2.0 web application based on the Silverlight project template.
  Understanding Windows Presentation Foundation and how web browsers can display Silverlight 2.0 applications
  Creating comprehensive user interfaces using XAML
  Utilizing built in UI Automation mechanisms to provide accessibility options
  Understanding resources and how they can provide styling and templating to the interface
  Using animation to provide an interactive and aesthetically pleasing user interface
  Developing a deep understanding of the Silverlight 2.0 framework and programming libraries
  Building dynamic data driven applications using the Silverlight service architecture
  Preparing and packaging Silverlight 2.0 applications so that they may be successfully deployed to the client.

*Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC)

This course is ideal for Java developers experienced in developing JavaServer Pages:
  Seeking to gain knowledge in the creation of user interfaces using JavaServer Faces (JSF) for web applications

Specific areas to be covered include:
  Understand the purpose and scope of the JSF architecture
  Building Web applications using JSF's FacesServlet, faces-config.xml, and the JSF request/response lifecycle
  Using the JSF custom tag libraries to build JSF views as JSPs
  Using managed beans to encapsulate not only server-side form handling but also client-side presentation logic
  Implementing control logic as JSF event listeners or action methods
  Using validators and converters to implement a validation phase for a JSF application