Certified Solution Developer Leading to MCSD

:: Dewsoft Certified Solution Developer Leading to MCSD ::
Course Duration 6 Months
Product Highlights:
The MCSD Super Saver Pack maps to the following exams :
Core Exams
• Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (MS Exam 70-175) • Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (MS Exam 70-176) • Analyzing Requirements and Defining Solution Architectures (MS Exam 70-100) • Elective ExamDesigning and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000™ Enterprise Edition (MS Exam 70-229) • Preparing for MCSD through NetVarsity’s Online Courses mean convenience, comfort, and confidence.
You have the convenience of flexible, self-paced, interactive training that is personalized to your needs and accessible 24x7. You have the comfort of knowing that an expert mentor is by your side, steering you in the right direction each step of the way.
Finally, with the plethora of Practice tests you'll gain the confidence to pass the Microsoft Certification exams.
Audience & Prerequisites
This curriculum is intended for professionals
• Who are preparing for the MCSD exams.
Prerequisites:
To benefit completely from the curriculum, you should be familiar with:
• Know how to develop windows-based applications using Microsoft Development tools • Understand programming logic, techniques, and concepts such as variables, operators, loops, and control structures.
Benefits
After completing all the courses in the curriculum, you will be able to:• Analyze the business requirements of an organization • Develop and implement solutions architecture • Test architecture feasibility • Derive a conceptual design, a modular logical design and assess a logical design • Develop a database design • Optimize a database • Develop interface-flow diagram and provide interface controls • Design interfaces and services • Design methods, properties, and events • Validate and modify transaction data • Design user assistance model • Generate appropriate reports and messages • Integrate solutions with Windows NT platform services • Analyze development tools • Analyze an application using Visual Studio Analyzer (VSA) tools • Install and configure Visual Basic 6.0 • Develop simple Visual Basic 6.0 applications • Debug Visual Basic applications and handle all types of runtime errors • Debug applications using the debugging tools provided by Visual Basic 6.0 • Develop COM components using Visual Basic 6.0, that expose properties, methods, and events • Develop Visual Basic client applications that use COM components • Develop Visual Basic applications that access data from a server in a distributed environment • Install and configure Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) to implement the business services in a distributed application • Develop MTS components that support transactions • Trap errors and display error messages in Visual Basic applications • Optimize the performance of Visual Basic 6.0 applications • Develop Internet applications using Active Server Pages, Webclasses, DHTML, and ActiveX documents • Configure DCOM applications • Use Control Arrays and Control Collections • Create Menus and MDI Applications • Use Custom Controls and CommonDialog Controls • Set Up VSS,use VSS Explorer & VSS Admin, and integrate VSS with VB 6.0 • Compile applications for multiple platforms and environments • Package and deploy applications for multiple platforms and environments • Identify the problems in earlier development methodologies and issues resolved by COM • Select an appropriate type of COM component to be created in a given situation • Getting started with SQL 2000 • Managing Data Storage • Retrieving Data -I • Retrieving Data - II • Implementing Business Logic - I • Implementing Business Logic - II • Optimizing Query Performance • Accessing Remote Data • Implementing Security.
Course Outline
Suggested learning Sequence...
1. SQL 2000 2. VB Desktop 3. VB Distributed4. ARDSA
Analyzing Requirements and Defining Solution Architectures (ARDSA)
• ARDSA: Analysing Business Requirements - 1 • ARDSA: Analysing Business Requirements - 2 • ARDSA: Analysing Business Requirements - 3 • ARDSA: Analysing Business Requirements - 4 • ARDSA: Developing Technical Architecture • ARDSA: Developing Logical Design • ARDSA: Designing Database and User Interface • ARDSA: Developing Physical Design
Designing and Implementing Distributed Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (MS Exam 70-175)
• MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Visual Basic 6 Fundamentals • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Debugging and Compiling Applications • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Building COM Components • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Accessing Data in Distributed Systems • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Building Components with MTS • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Creating Internet Applications
Designing and Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 (MS Exam 70-176)
• MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Programming Fundamentals • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Debugging and Compilation • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - COM Components • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Data Access • MS Visual Basic 6.0 - Internet Programming and Deploying
Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 (MS Exam 70-229)
• Getting started with SQL 2000 • SQL 2000 - Managing Data Storage • SQL 2000 - Retrieving Data -I • SQL 2000 - Retrieving Data - II • SQL 2000 - Implementing Business Logic - I • SQL 2000 - Implementing Business Logic - II • SQL 2000 - Optimizing Query Performance • SQL 2000 - Accessing Remote Data • SQL 2000 - Implementing Security • SQL 2000 - Managing Replication • SQL 2000 - Integrating SQL with XML .
System Requirements
The minimum system requirements are: • Microsoft Windows 95/98/NT/2000 • Netscape Navigator 4.5+ or • Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0+ • Pentium Class 100Mhz or Faster, with 16 MB Ram (32 MB for Optimal Playback) • Minimum screen resolution of 800 x 600 with 256 colors or more • 28.8 Baud modem or faster • Audio device, installed & configured • Macromedia Flash Player 5+