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COURSE 9755 | 2-DAY PUBLIC SESSION | 3-DAY VIRTUAL SESSION | 14 PDUs
Inside SharePoint 2010: The Definitive Test Drive
SharePoint Course Outline


I. SharePoint 2010 Overview

a. What’s Old?
    i. SharePoint Lists
    ii. SharePoint Libraries
b. What’s New?
    i. End-User interface
    ii. Management Tools
    iii. Access Web Services
    iv. Visio Web Services
    v. Web Part Functionality
    vi. Some Microsoft Office Integration Features
    vii. Windows PowerShell
    viii. Remote BLOB Support
    ix. FAST Search
c. What’s Improved?
    i. Business Connectivity Services
    ii. Excel Web Services
    iii. Interoperability with Microsoft Office
    iv. Workflow System
    v. Search Capabilities
    vi. Scalability
    vii. Programmability

II. Moving to SharePoint 2010

a. Requirements
    i. 64-Bit Architecture
        1. Hardware
        2. Software
    ii. Operating System Requirements
    iii. Database Requirements
b. Installing SharePoint
    i. New Configuration Wizard
    ii. Best Practices Analyzer
c. Upgrading from SharePoint 2007
    i. Pre-Upgrade Check Tools
    ii. Upgrade Options
        1. In-Place Upgrades
        2. Data-Attach Upgrades
    iii. Visual Upgrade

 

Demos – Demonstrations of upgrade, installation, and configuration tools


III. The New SharePoint Interface

a. The Ribbon Interface
    i. Exploring the Ribbon
    ii. Contextual Menus
    iii. Customizing the Ribbon
b. Silverlight
    i. SharePoint Interfaces with & without Silverlight
    ii. Other Silverlight Advantages and Features
c. SharePoint Templates
    i. Retired Templates
    ii. New Templates
d. Multi-Browser Support
e. Mobile Device Support

 

Demos – Demonstration of the new ribbon and contextual user interface, Silverlight, and SharePoint Templates


IV. SharePoint Administration

a. New Administration Interface
b. New Management Tools
    i. Upgrade and Deployment Tools
    ii. Farm Configuration Wizard
    iii. Best Practices Analyzer
    iv. Windows PowerShell
c. New Backup and Recovery Methods
d. Retirement of the Shared Services Provider (SSP)
e. New Monitoring Capabilities

Demos – Demonstration and walkthrough of administration console, monitoring tools and the Windows PowerShell

 

V. Working with SharePoint Data

a. New Features
    i. Managed Metadata
b. SharePoint Lists
    i. Included List Templates
    ii. Creating New Lists
    iii. Working with Lists
c. Working Offline
    i. Synchronization with Microsoft Office
    ii. SharePoint Workspaces

 

Demos – Working with SharePoint Lists, creating Managed Metadata, and working with Microsoft Office


VI. Working with File in SharePoint

a. New Features
    i. Managed Metadata
b. SharePoint Libraries
    i. Included Library Templates
    ii. Creating New Libraries
    iii. Working with Files
        1. Check-In / Check-Out
        2. Document Management Features
c. Remote BLOB Support
d. Office Application Integration
e. Working Offline
    i. Synchronization with Microsoft Office
    ii. SharePoint Workspaces
f. Regulatory Compliance and Business Records
    i. New Capabilities

 

Demos – Working with document libraries, document management features, working offline with files, and new regulatory compliance features


VII. Working with External Data

a. Business Connectivity Services
     i. The OLD - Business Data Catalog
    ii. The NEW -Business Connectivity Services
        1. Explanation of Business Connectivity Services
        2. Using BCS with SharePoint Designer
        3. Using BCS with Visual Studio
b. Visio Web Services
c. Excel Web Services
d. Access Web Services

 

Demos – Working with business connectivity services, SharePoint Designer, Visio , Excel and Access web services


VIII. SharePoint Workflows

a. Differences in the Workflow Foundation
    i. Multi-Stage Workflows
    ii. Re-usable Workflows
b. Support for Previous Workflows
c. Creating New Workflows
    i. Through SharePoint’s Web Interface
    ii. Using SharePoint Designer
d. Working with Workflows

 

Demos – Introducing SharePoint 2010 workflows, creating reusable workflows, and the new workflow design tools


IX. SharePoint Development Tools

a. The NEW SharePoint Designer
b. Visual Studio 2010
c. Extending SharePoint with 3rd Party Solutions

X. Wrapping Up

a. Is SharePoint 2010 Right For You?
b. Determining Your Immediate Needs
c. Deciding on a Upgrade Path
d. Implementing SharePoint in Your Organization
e. Where To Begin



 
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