Technical Elearning Package

This series is for programmers who want to learn ANSI C. It covers the use of numeric variables, constants, and operators to manipulate C expressions, writing, compiling, and testing programs, arrays, and control statements. The series also covers pointers and variable scope concepts. Advanced topics include the function library, memory management, and preprocessor directives.

This series is designed to help users optimize their knowledge of CICS. It covers the capabilities and requirements of CICS, CICS transactions, operations, terms, and commands. The series also discusses the compilation process and data interfaces and storage. Advanced topics include unformatted data, conditions, and BMS data mapping.

The Cisco BCMSN 640-811 series is designed to help learners prepare and take the qualifying exam for the Cisco Certified Network Professional CCNP® as well as the Cisco Certified Design Professional CCDP® certifications. The BCMSN exam (642-811) will test materials covered under the new Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks (BCMSN) CCNP course. The exam will certify that the successful candidate has important knowledge and skills necessary to build scalable multilayer switched networks; create and deploy a global intranet, and implement basic troubleshooting techniques in environments that use Cisco multilayer switches for client hosts and services. The exam covers topics on switching technology, implementation and operation, planning and design, and troubleshooting.

The ability to work efficiently and effectively from a remote location, whether it's a branch office, small office/home office (SOHO), or a mobile location, is critical. Similarly, understanding how the available technologies interact and determining how to best manage them are key components of any professional's skill set. This course presents the methodologies involved with configuring remote access. It describes IOS options and hardware products for securing a network and defines ways to make securing the network easier. Other topics discussed include virtual private network (VPN) capabilities, integration with intrusion detection system (IDS) sensors, and the firewall feature set.

The Building Scalable Cisco Internetworks exam is one of the required tests for the Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) certification. This study guide will prepare you to handle advanced IP addressing and routing. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series is designed to help learners prepare and take the Cisco Certified Network Associate exams 640-821: Introduction to Cisco Networking Technologies, 640-811: Interconnecting Cisco Networking Devices, and the combined exam, 640-801: Cisco Certified Network Associate. This series explains how to install, configure, and monitor Cisco switches and routers. Learners are taught the functions of each layer in the Open Systems Interconnect Model, LAN protocols and switching methods, IP Addressing, and WAN protocols. Finally, learners are taught how to configure VLANs, establish Point-to-Point connections, configure ISDN, establish Frame Relay connections, and manage IP traffic with Access Lists.

The Cisco Related Series by MindLeaders CIT 642-831 is designed to help learners prepare for Cisco's Internet Troubleshooting Support Exam (CIT 642-831). This series provides a general overview of establishing a baseline, determining an effective troubleshooting strategy, resolving problems at the physical and data link layers, resolving problems at the network layer, and resolving problems at the transport and application layers.

The Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) certification is Cisco's popular networking certification that tests an network administrator's ability to set up and maintain network systems. Candidates for the CCNA can qualify for the certification by passing one test, 640-802, or two tests, 640-816 and 640-822. This study guide prepares you for the 640-816 test.

The Optimizing Converged Cisco Networks exam is one of the required tests for the Cisco Certified Network Professional (CCNP) certification. This study guide will prepare you to maximize the effectiveness of converged networks. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

As enterprises, service providers, and consumers deploy multilayer switching, the need for experienced and knowledgeable professionals to design, configure, and support multilayer switched networks has grown significantly. Switching is no longer a part of the network infrastructure; it is now the network infrastructure, with wireless as the latest evolution. This series discusses working with various switching technologies, and prepares you for the Cisco Certified Network Professional SWITCH 642-813 certification exam.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the Cisco Certified Network Professional ROUTE 642-902 exam. It provides practice exams that include questions in a format similar to the certification exam. The feedback for each question provides in-depth background on the topic, including why each incorrect option was wrong and what to look for in correct answers.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the Cisco Certified Network Professional TSHOOT 642-832 exam. It provides a practice exam that includes questions in a format similar to the certification exam. The feedback for each question provides in-depth background on the topic, including why each incorrect option was wrong and what to look for in correct answers.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) certification exam. The courses in this series cover the ten CISSP common body of knowledge domains, which relate to topics such as access control, telecommunications and network security, cryptography, risk management, and business continuity, as well as many others. Each course provides information on security and technology principles crucial to the completion of the CISSP certification exam.

This series is designed to prepare the student to pass the Certified Internet Webmaster (CIW) Security 1D0-470 exam. It helps the student achieve proficiency in identifying security threats, developing countermeasures, and using firewall systems and attack recognition technologies. It covers the fundamental concepts and principles of network security, and it describes the most common types of attacks that can occur. It covers basic networking models, such as TCP/IP and the OSI reference model, and it explains the security vulnerabilities of protocols used at each layer in the model. It also covers the basic tools and procedures used to protect a network, including firewalls, encryption, auditing, and log analysis.

This series introduces IBM's Conversational Monitoring System and basic VM/ESA concepts, including virtual machines and the Shared File System. Topics include timesharing concepts, various environments, and commands. Advanced functions covered include XEDIT, EXECs, scrolling and saving files, and communicating with other users.

This series discusses concepts concerning the migration from OS/VS COBOL programs to CICS. It defines key terms in COBOL that relate to CICS programming, and considerations in migrating programs. It discusses functions in the new COBOL, and how to compile and debug code.

This series teaches users how to install and set up a ColdFusion development environment, including connecting to a database, and also teaches how to build ColdFusion applications that integrate such features as e-mail, FTP, Flash, Java, and XML.

This series validates the knowledge and skills of entry-level computer service technicians and confirms a technician's ability to perform tasks such as installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance and basic networking.

This series validates the knowledge and skills of entry-level computer service technicians and confirms a technician's ability to perform tasks such as installation, configuration, diagnosing, preventive maintenance and basic networking.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the CompTIA A+ Practical Application certification exam. It provides practice exams that include questions in a format similar to the certification exam. The feedback for each question provides in-depth background on the topic, including why each incorrect option was wrong and what to look for in correct answers.

This series is designed to provide supplemental information to help you prepare for the CompTIA A+ 2009 for Windows 7 220-701 and 220-702 exams. It provides an overview of Windows 7, and how it differs from Windows Vista and earlier versions of Windows. Topics include installing Windows 7, User Account Control, IPv6 addresses, and Windows 7 utilities.

This series provides both theoretical and practical information about the topics covered on the CompTIA Network+ 2005 exam. Learners will learn the layers of the OSI model, features and functions of network components and the skills needed to install, configure, and troubleshoot basic networking hardware peripherals and protocols.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the CompTIA Network+ (N10-005) certification exam. The courses in this series aim to teach users the important knowledge and skills necessary to manage, maintain, troubleshoot, install, operate, and configure basic network infrastructure. Each course provides information on networking technologies and design principles crucial to the completion of the Network+ certification exam.

This series teaches the learner about general security concepts, communication security, infrastructure security, some basics of cryptography, and operational and organizational security.

Securing data is vital for every organization. This certification validates the information security knowledge and skills of any IT professional. It is an international, vendor-neutral certification recognized by major hardware and software vendors, distributors and resellers. This series will prepare you to assess the security of your network and respond to security weaknesses and breaches. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

CompTIA's Server+ certification offers industry recognition of server administration, troubleshooting, and management. This series equips you with all you need to know in order to pass the 2005 edition of the Server+ test (SK0-002). Learners will be presented with an up-to-date look at current server networking strategies from both the installation and servicing perspectives.

This series is designed for COBOL programmers who want to implement SQL into programs to access data in DB2 tables. It provides an overview of embedding SQL in a program, including coding requirements and stored procedure functions. An overview of the interactive tools for program development is provided. The series also examines the use of DB2 to change and manipulate data in DB2 rows and tables.

This series is intended for Web page developers who want to implement Dynamic HTML in their Web site design. It examines the basic concepts of DHTML and the use of Cascading Style Sheets, implementing JavaScript with DHTML, and the DHTML object model. Other topics covered include objects, events and event handling, style sheets and content formatting, and binding data from other sources to Web pages.

This series is designed for both FOCUS end users and application developers. It covers basic FOCUS concepts and terminology, its file structure, and the Master File Description. It details application developer facilities, and covers using FOCUS with TED, creating reports, graphs, and file definitions, and looks at data manipulation and screening techniques. Additional topics include accessing file definitions, using MODIFY requests, and the Dialogue Manager, FIDEL, and MAINTAIN facilities.

This series is designed to help users develop their knowledge of the HTML5 Web language. The courses in this series cover various topics related to the language, such as using the Canvas feature or newly embedded audio and video features, but also discuss how HTML5 differs from earlier iterations of HTML. Each course also provides coding examples to help users see exactly how the new features work.

There are well over 100 million web sites on the Internet. How can you make yours stand out among such a huge crowd? How can your site attract the notice of your audience and of the search engines that your audience will use? This series will put powerful, simple tools in your hands to give your web site its own voice and to carve out its place on the Internet.

This series provides instruction in the basics of the Java 1.2 programming language. An explanation of how Java programs work and creating a basic program is provided. Programming topics covered include using variables and strings, conditional tests, and loops. Advanced topics covered include arrays, objects, methods, inheritance, use of graphics and animation, and building a user interface. An explanation of Java applets and how to create, manage, and use them is covered. The series concludes with the opportunity to apply the skills learned in a sample application.

The Java 2 Platform 5.0 (J2SE 5.0) allows web programmers to prove a thorough knowledge of Java programming structure and the ability to create Java applications.

This series shows learners how to design, create, test, and submit an application that meets the standards for the programming assignment portion of Java 2 Developer certification. It also explains the format and objectives of the essay exam portion of the Java 2 Developer certification.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the Java SE 6 Programmer, Oracle Certified Professional 1Z0-851 exam. These courses are organized in such a way to serve as an in-depth review for the exam, both for experienced Java professionals and those in the early stages of experience with Java technologies. Each course covers at least one major aspect of the exam, with an emphasis on the "why" as well as the "how to" of programming in the Java language.

This series provides an overview of the ways JavaScript can be used for adding interactivity to Web content. In addition, frames, cookies, objects, text strings, and a brief history are explained.

This series provides a general overview of the Linux operating system. Topics include partitioning and the boot process, basic system configuration, file management, and text stream processing. The series also covers user management, group management, and file permissions. Administrative tasks covered in this series include basic job scheduling utilities, as well as system backup strategies and strategies for system documentation and user support.

With the release of Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6, Red Hat replaced RHCT certification with RHCSA certification. RHCSA is now the entry-level Red Hat certification, testing core system administration skills. This series will prepare you to take the RHCSA EX200 exam.

This series covers the concepts necessary to understanding the role of the Workbench in the development process and presents some of the tools used to manage files, including GUI File Transfer, File Converter, and Data File Editor. This series also covers how to use the Animator V2 tool to develop and maintain COBOL programs quickly and efficiently.

The Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Distributed Application Development test is the second required exam to become a Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) in .NET Framework 2.0 Distributed Applications. This study guide will prepare you to demonstrate your skills in building web services and distributed applications in Visual Studio 2005 and .NET technologies using Visual Basic code examples. Practice exams are also included, for both Visual Basic and C#, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This study guide will prepare you for the MCTS 70-526 exam, which is the second required exam for the MCTS Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: .NET Framework 2.0 Windows Applications certification. This study guide will prepare you to demonstrate your skills in building Windows applications in the .NET environment using Visual Basic code examples. Practice exams are also included, for both Visual Basic and C#, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

Prepare for the MCTS: Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5, ASP.NET Application Development certification exam and learn everything you need to pass it on your first try! The exam, which counts as credit toward several other Microsoft certifications, assesses your skills in consuming and creating server controls, working with data and services, and programming, troubleshooting, and debugging Web applications. This study guide series prepares you to develop applications using ASP.NET in an environment that uses the .NET Framework 3.5 and Visual Studio 2008. Practice exams are part of the series, containing questions using the same format as the exam and including in-depth instructional feedback.

Prepare for the TS: Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 Windows Forms Application Development exam, which counts as credit toward the MCTS: .Net Framework 3.5, Windows Forms Applications certification, assesses your skills using Microsoft Visual Studio .Net 2008 and the Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 to build Windows-based applications in a development environment. This study guide series prepares you to create and deploy GUI applications and data-driven user interfaces in the context of the .NET Framework 3.5 solution stack. Practice exams are part of the series, containing questions using the same format as the exam and including in-depth instructional feedback.

The Microsoft .NET 4.0 Development series provides an overview of the 4.0 version of .NET Framework. Topics include Windows Presentation Foundation, Silverlight, Windows Communication Framework, .NET Core Framework, .NET Data Framework, .NET Communications Framework, and .NET Workflow Framework.

This series covers how to break down a case study to expose pertinent facts, create meaningful requirements and specifications for a solution, and develop a .NET solution architecture that is secure and stable. It teaches the development of a solid database model, including normalization, relationships, and Object Role Modeling (ORM). It also covers the tradeoffs between a Windows application, a Web application, and a Web Service-based application.

This series covers installation, configuration, and troubleshooting techniques for Exchange Server 2003. The series covers, among other topics, managing, monitoring and troubleshooting Exchange computers and organization, as well as managing address lists, security, and the technologies that support Exchange Server 2003.

The Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 MCTS 70-662 series covers the administrative tasks that a messaging administrator needs to know how to perform, such as preparing Active Directory, deploying Exchange roles, managing Exchange objects, and configuring Exchange features. A practice exam is also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide feedback to help you understand the background of the topic.

This series is covers the implementation and support of Microsoft Exchange Server 5.5. It also covers planning strategies in detail, including planning for installation, migration, backup, administration, and security. The installation and configuration process is explored in detail. Management of folders, backup and restore, and Exchange Server utilities are discussed, along with performance monitoring, system troubleshooting, and mail connectivity.

This series presents information on planning, installing and implementing Project Server 2003. Topics include outlining an implementation strategy, installing and configuring Project Server and peripheral software, managing users, groups, and projects, customizing PWA, creating projects, and working with project tasks and documents.

This series will prepare you for the MCTS 70-542: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 – Application Development exam. This exam is the only requirement to apply for the Technology Specialist: Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Application Development certification. This study guide will prepare you build SharePoint Server applications, with a focus on managing business intelligence data.

This series teaches learners how to install SQL Server 2000 and configure advanced options. The series also teaches learners how to manage databases and objects, create a disaster recovery plan, troubleshoot data integrity issues, extract and secure data, automate tasks, and optimize performance.

This series provides you with a study guide to prepare to become certified as a Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Database Administrator. PRO: Optimizing and Maintaining a Database Administration Solution by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (70-444), will cover your ability to maintain everyday operations of enterprise Microsoft SQL Server 2005 databases. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series provides you with a study guide to prepare to become certified as a Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Database Administrator. PRO: Designing a Database Server Infrastructure by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (70-443), will cover your ability to maintain everyday operations of enterprise Microsoft SQL Server 2005 databases. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series provides you with a study guide to prepare to become certified as a Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Database Developer. PRO: Designing Database Solutions by Using Microsoft SQL Server 2005 (70-441), will cover your ability to build efficient, effective enterprise Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database solutions. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

The Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Database Design MCTS 70-433 series prepares the student for Microsoft's MCTS SQL Server 2008 Database Development exam. The topics covered in this series include implementing and programming objects, using the CLR, implementing error handling and transactions, and working with DML and multiple-source queries. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series provides an overview of Microsoft SQL Server 6.5. The SQL Enterprise Manager and its use for creation and management of database objects is explained in detail. Instructions for installing SQL Server 6.5 and setting up physical and mirror devices is provided, along with instructions on implementing security, user administration, and configuring replication. Database administration is covered in detail, including creating and maintaining databases and database logs, and using OBCC for maintenance. Advanced topics covered include system management, remote and distributed management options, and performance tuning.

This series provides an introduction to MVS and JES. It covers basic hardware components, MVS functional areas, and the JES2 and JES3 Job Entry Subsystems. It also describes the many IBM tools and facilities available to use with the MVS operating system, including System Managed Storage. MVS utilities are covered in detail. Also covered are basic operations, including using consoles to issue commands, system messages, console display, and job failures and ABENDS. Advanced operations examined include the START and MODIFY commands, job and task management, troubleshooting device management problems, and making PF key assignments.

This series is designed to help users prepare for the Novell CNE 5 Test 050-639 or CNI Test 050-839. It introduces networking concepts and provides an overview of the administration of NetWare 5. Topics covered include Novell Directory Services, protocol configurations, installation of Novell client software, and the file system. Also covered in this series is NDS and file security, including controlling access to objects, rights, and user context and resource access. Additional topics include application distribution and management using ZENworks and Novell Application Launcher, policy packages, the Help Requester, and distributed printing.

This series provides an overview of object orientation and describes the process for developing object-oriented programming. It explains the development stages of object-oriented programming and how to manage the relationships and hierarchies between objects. It also explains the creation of object-oriented design and analysis systems, including the functions of the object-class, structure, subject, attribute, and service layers. It discusses the concepts of moving from analysis to design, and designing an object-oriented system using the Problem Domain component, the Human Interaction component, and the Data Management component.

This series presents the common features shared by the Oracle Developer/2000 suite of tools, including Forms 4.5, Reports 2.5, Graphics 2.5, and Procedure Builder 1.5. It covers navigation of the development environment and describes editing and debugging features, as well as features that provide object orientation, integration, and OLE2 support. The series covers each tool in greater detail, examining the capabilities and functions of each. Advanced topics covered include the development of applications using Forms and Reports, and the integration of Oracle applications through a single point of entry for the user.

The Oracle Database 10g: Administration II study guide will prepare you for the test to be certified as an Oracle Certified Professional, Oracle Database 10g Administrator. This series will cover some of the more in-depth database administration topics, such as troubleshooting, problem recovery, and managing storage and memory. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series provides extensive practice for the Oracle Database 11g Administration I (1Z0-052) exam. Questions are presented in the same style and cover the same topics as the actual exam. Students will test their knowledge, then receive comprehensive feedback about the question topic and the possible answers that were presented.

This series provides extensive practice for the Oracle Database 11g Administration II (1Z0-053) exam. Questions are presented in the same style and cover the same topics as the actual exam. Students will test their knowledge, then receive comprehensive feedback about the question topic and the possible answers that were presented.

This series provides extensive practice for the Oracle Database 11g SQL Fundamentals I (1Z0-051) exam. Questions are presented in the same style and cover the same topics as the actual exam. Students will test their knowledge, then receive comprehensive feedback about the question topic and the possible answers that were presented.

This series is designed to help users who have experience with relational databases, SQL, and networking prepare for the Oracle 9i 1Z0-031 exam. Users will be introduced to the major components of an Oracle server and the database structure, and will learn how to create and manage such components as databases, instances, tablespaces, tables, datafiles, storage units, undo data, tables, indexes, data integrity, users, profiles, privileges, and roles.

This study guide will prepare you to take one of the two required Oracle9i tests to be certified as an Oracle Certified Professional, Oracle9i Database Administrator. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series teaches learners to create dynamic Web sites. Learners will be able to apply their knowledge to the creation of dynamic Web applications such as content management, user registration, and e-commerce.

This series will prepare you for the MCTS: Microsoft Office Project 2007, Managing Projects exam. This exam is the only requirement to apply for the Technology Specialist: Managing Projects with Microsoft Office Project 2007 certification and will give you credit toward a Microsoft Certified IT Professional: Enterprise Project Management with Microsoft Office Project Server 2007 certification. This study guide will prepare you to create, manage, and report on projects. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

The Rational Unified Process series is designed to provide learners with an introduction to the RUP software engineering process and framework. The series explains the software development principles behind the RUP and shows learners how to apply the RUP in their own organizations.

This series provides an introduction to REXX programming. It discusses variables, expressions, and operators used in REXX, and how to write instructions to and read information from the REXX terminal. Use of selection techniques and creating DO loops and stacks is also covered. Advanced topics covered in this series include conditional instructions, subroutines, REXX functions, and compound variables.

This series examines topics related to creating an e-business. After providing an introduction to e-commerce, the series examines how to start an e-business, establishing a business presence, and creating critical applications. Also covered are the legal ramifications of e-commerce, transaction processing and data mining, managing costs, and the logistics of providing customer service and payment processing. Other topics covered include building a strategy to market and advertise your e-business, resource planning, and ongoing business management.

This series introduces users to the SAS 8 system, the basic data concepts and the structure of the SAS programming language. It discusses the basic statements used when coding SAS programs, using the SAS log to troubleshoot coding errors, and the different modes for executing SAS. The series also covers optional statements used to modify data, and statements and options available to program features in the DATA step. Creating specialized output and basic statistical procedures are also covered. Additional topics examined include using Display Manager to run SAS jobs interactively, SAS data libraries, using SQL in SAS, and combining and updating SAS data sets.

This series will help you to personalize SharePoint 2010 for your organization. It provides information about branding your SharePoint site and improving your user’s experience. It also introduces social networking tools and provides strategies for targeting and managing these tools. Additionally, this series covers how to create a governance framework for your site and how to leverage business intelligence as it applies to your SharePoint site.

This series helps the learner prepare for the two exams required to obtain the Sun Certified System Administrator for Solaris 9 certification (310-014 and 310-015). After taking the series, learners will be able to perform essential system administration procedures and administer a networked server running on the Solaris operating system.

SQL is the most widely-used database language. Acquiring a good working knowledge of SQL is an important skill for anyone who interacts with databases. Short, focused lessons start with simple data retrieval and progress to complex topics such as using joins, subqueries, stored procedures, and table constraints.

This series is designed to introduce database administrators to using and managing Sybase System 11. It covers an overview of Sybase SQL Server, the client/server system model, and the tools and components of Sybase System 11. It discusses using SQL Server to create, manage, and access database information, and the tasks and commands of a system administrator. Additional topics covered in this series include management of user accounts and groups, granting and revoking permissions, basic T-SQL programming commands and functions, and using T-SQL commands to create database queries, manipulate data, join queries, create subqueries, and insert and modify data.

This series presents general concepts and specific techniques for designing, writing, and testing CLISTS in TSO/E, including TSO commands, program execution, datasets, and customization of procedures. Advanced features of TSO/E are also covered, including using the control variables and built-in functions of CLISTS.

This series presents the features of UNIX that are most useful to new users, as well as system administration tasks and process management. Basic features discussed include logging in and out, file administration, command processing, displaying text, and using mail. UNIX shells - Bourne, Korn, and C - are presented, including a comparison of their advantages and disadvantages, and writing basic shell programs that include repetitions, conditional statements, and functions. Many system administration tasks are discussed, including installation, file systems, user accounts, system accounting, performance monitoring, device management, and security. Advanced topics covered in the series include how to control UNIX programs, how to start and kill programs, and prioritizing processes.

This series explains how to use Visual Basic .NET to create Web-based applications that manipulate XML data. Courses in this series cover accessing and manipulate data, creating distributed applications and services, as well as testing, debugging, and deploying the completed application.

This series introduces learners to the Microsoft .NET programming environment and teaches how to develop productive, useful applications with the new Visual Basic 2005 programming language, leveraging your existing knowledge of Visual Basic and applying that knowledge to the .NET environment.

The Visual C# 2005 series covers how to develop command line and graphical applications using the Visual C# 2005 programming language and the Visual Studio integrated development environment (IDE).

This series covers development and implementation of middle-tier components, server components, and XML Web services by using Visual Studio .NET, Microsoft .NET Framework, and the Visual C# .NET programming language. The series helps the user develop the specific core competencies to design and develop distributed applications.

This series shows developers how to create more powerful applications using Microsoft Visual Studio.NET. The series focuses heavily on creating and deploying Web-based applications. Users explore ASP.NET Web server controls in greater detail, and also learn how to implement data binding to pull data into a Web page from external data sources. Users will also learn how Visual Studio.NET facilitates XML development, and how to use Visual Studio to build and configure an XML-based Web application or a Web service client. Additionally, users will learn about what happens after the code is written - debugging, deployment, and security for Web based applications, as well as the process for upgrading existing ASP-based Web sites to ASP.NET. This series uses the Enterprise Architect edition of Visual Studio 2002.

This series gives students a thorough overview of the .NET initiative and prepares them to begin developing applications using Visual Studio .NET. This series uses the Enterprise Architect edition of Visual Studio 2002.

The Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 series provides an overview of the Visual Studio 2010 Integrated Development Environment, a toolset that helps you write .NET applications. Topics include UI enhancements, code snippets, templates, IDE customization, and extending the capabilities of the program.

This series provides extensive practice for the VMware Certified Professional VCP-410 exam. Questions are presented in the same style and cover the same topics as the actual exam. Students will test their knowledge, then receive comprehensive feedback about the question topic and the possible answers that were presented.

This series provides an overview of the fundamentals of VSAM. The internal structure and processing of VSAM data sets is covered, including basic terminology, data set structure, data CI internal structure, and KSDS internal structure. Advanced features are also discussed, including KSDS updates and insertion techniques, updates with CI/CA splits, VSAM alternate indexes, key compression, and index processing and access.

The Web Publishing and Design with HTML 4.01 and XHTML series teaches you how to make Web sites using HTML 4.01, XHTML, and cascading style sheets. It also provides tips and guidelines to help you design and create effective Web sites, as well as organize their content.

The WebSphere Rational Application Developer (WRAD) series teaches learners how to use the integrated development environment (IDE) provided by WRAD to create and deploy Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE) applications. Learners will use their knowledge to develop and deploy J2EE applications that utilize database connectivity, graphical user interface (GUI), Extensible Markup Language (XML) and Universal Modeling Language (UML) technologies, as well as Java technologies such as Java Server Page (JSP), Struts, Java Server Faces (JSF), Servlets and Enterprise Java Beans.

This series prepares users for the implementation of Windows 2000 and Active Directory, focusing on matching business requirements with Windows 2000 features. Some of the features examined include security, DNS, group policies, and workstation management. Users also learn to design the Active Directory's domains, Organizational Units, sites, and service locations.

This series covers strategies for analyzing business needs, such as the company model, geographic scope, organizational structure, company strategies, and IT structure; and technical needs such as the technical environment, infrastructure design, network requirements, and disaster recovery, are covered in depth. Detailed discussion is provided on network design with respect to topologies and protocols, DHCP and name resolution services, and multiprotocol networks. Design techniques for the Internet and WANs are also presented. Also discussed is how to design a strategy for monitoring and managing Windows 2000 network services.

This series provides comprehensive discussion of topics related to the Windows 2000 Professional operating system. Topics covered include installation, including remote installations and upgrades, administering resources and shared resources, managing disks and hardware, and monitoring and optimizing your Windows 2000 Professional system. Also covered are desktop configuration, networking, using TCP/IP, managing users and groups, and system security.

This series introduces the features of Windows 2000 Server that enhance reliability, manageability, and Internet capabilities.

Prepare for certification in Windows 7 Configuration and learn everything you need to pass the exam on your first try! This study guide series will help you assess your skills and maximize your performance on the 70-680 exam in the following areas: Installation, deployment, and upgrading to Windows 7. Also covered is the configuration of pre-installation and post-installation system settings, Windows security features, network connectivity, applications included with Windows 7, and mobile computing. Practice exams are part of the series, containing questions using the same format as the exam and including in-depth instructional feedback.

Windows 7 is the widely popular successor to Windows XP and Windows Vista. This series explains the procedures administrators must perform to install, deploy, manage, and support Windows 7. It covers all the objectives for the Microsoft Certified Professional 70-685 and 70-686 exams.

This series shows users how to install and configure Windows Server 2003 software, as well as how to install and configure Active Directory. The series covers how to install and manage print services, how to handle TCP/IP addresses, and how to set up and manage directory services, domains, and trust relationships in a Windows 2003-based environment. It discusses how to manage users and groups, including details on profiles, policies, and groups, and covers how Windows 2003 controls access to NTFS files and directories, and how to manage shares. The series concludes by covering strategies for backing up and restoring a Windows Server 2003 machine and discussing security strategies for Windows Server 2003.

The Windows Server 2003 Administration MCSA/MCSE 70-290 series is designed to help learners prepare for Microsoft exam number 70-290: Managing and Maintaining a Windows Server 2003 Environment. This series explains how to license, install, and configure Windows Server 2003. Learners are taught how to manage disks and server hardware, how to configure and control resource access, and how to manage Terminal Services and Web services. In addition, the series of courses covers how to use server management tools and how to monitor performance and security. Finally, learners are taught how to create and implement a disaster recovery plan. Courses in this series introduce learners to graphical tools and command-line utilities for managing users, groups, workstations, and server hardware.

The Windows Server 2003 Network Management MCSA/MCSE 70-291 series is designed to help learners prepare for Microsoft exam number 70-291: Implementing, Managing, and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Network Infrastructure. This series covers topics such as networking models, IP addressing and routing, classless subnet masking and client address configuration, and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP). In addition, the informative courses detail Windows Internet Name Server (WINS), Domain Naming System (DNS), Routing and Remote Access Service (RRAS), and Virtual Private Networking (VPN) Services. Finally, learners are taught to understand security templates and software updates, monitoring and troubleshooting network activity, and LAN routing.

This series covers the implementation, managing, and troubleshooting of Windows Server 2003 security policies, remote access, PKI, IPSec, and wireless networks.

This series will prepare you for the MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory, Configuring exam. This exam is the only requirement to apply for the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist: Active Directory Configuration certification, and will also count toward the Microsoft Certified IT Professional (MCITP): Enterprise Administrator or Server Administrator. This study guide will prepare you to configure Active Directory infrastructure and objects, and maintain the Active Directory environment, services, and Domain Name System. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

Prepare for the Windows Server 2008 Enterprise Administrator Exam (70-647) while developing the skills needed to administer large, enterprise-level networks. You will prepare for the exam by learning to design network infrastructure, set global configurations, and translate business goals into technology solutions. You will also learn to design network access strategies, configure Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS), set enterprise group policies, implement authentication strategies, configure security settings such as BitLocker and PKI, and design branch office deployments. Practice exams are part of the series, with questions in the same format as the exam and in-depth instructional feedback.

This series will prepare you for the Windows Server 2008 R2 Virtualization exam. This study guide covers how to install and configure host, parent, and child settings for your network. It also covers Remote desktop infrastructure, virtual networks, and how to migrate information between physical and virtual machines.

This series will prepare you for the MCTS: Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 - Application Development exam. This exam is the only requirement to apply for the Technology Specialist: Windows SharePoint Services 3.0, Application Development certification. This study guide will cover deploying SharePoint Services, configuring and maintaining sites, developing .NET components and administrating content and sites with the SharePoint API.

The Microsoft 70-624 test on installing Windows Vista and Office 2007 is the required exam to receive the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS): Deploying and Maintaining Windows Vista Client and 2007 Microsoft Office System Desktops. This study guide will prepare you to deploy and to migrate users to Windows Vista and Office 2007. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series will prepare you for the PRO: Supporting and Troubleshooting Applications on a Microsoft Windows Vista Client for Enterprise Support Technicians exam. This exam is the only requirement to apply for the MCITP: Enterprise Support Technician certification. This study guide (March 2008 release) will prepare you to deploy, secure, and maintain Windows Vista, with a focus on networked systems and supporting Vista systems. Practice exams are also included, which will allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject you'll need to master.

This series explains how to support users and troubleshoot desktop applications on a Windows XP operating system. Courses in this series cover configuring and troubleshooting both applications and connectivity, as well as resolving usability issues and configuring application security.

This series prepares learners to take the MCDST 70-271 certification exam. It addresses a variety of operating system issues, such as installation, hardware conflicts, user management, performance monitoring, and networking.

This series provides an introduction to the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and its general format. It introduces the fundamentals of XML, including how to read a basic XML document, the XML document structure, and viewing XML source documents. It shows how to build an XML data document, including creating elements and element modes, naming XML objects, and creating declarations and well-formed documents. Building DTDs is explained in detail, along with creating and managing internal, external, and parameter entities. Additional topics covered in this series include a detailed discussion of the Document Object Model, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), and XSL Style Language.