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Courses marked MCSE, MCP are
Microsoft Certified Professional Approved Study Guides that will help you prepare for
Microsoft Certified Professional certification exams.
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Approved Courseware that will help you prepare for Microsoft Office User Specialist
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Level One - End
User/Professional Development Courses
Level Two - Technical
Courses
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Networking Essentials
- Networking Essentials: Terminology (MCSE, MCP)
- Networking Essentials: Standards (MCSE, MCP)
- Networking Essentials: Planning a Topology (MCSE,
MCP)
- Networking Essentials: Planning Connections (MCSE,
MCP)
- Networking Essentials: Implementation (MCSE,
MCP)
- Networking Essentials: Troubleshooting (MCSE,
MCP)
Operating Systems and Utilities
- CMS for New Users
- REXX Programming
- TSO/E: CLIST
- Using EASYTRIEVE PLUS
- VSAM: Fundamentals
- XEDIT for New Users
OOP
- OOP Using C++: Week 1
- OOP Using C++: Week 2
- OOP Using C++: Week 3
Oracle
- Oracle: Overview of Developer/2000
- Oracle: Forms 4.5 and Reports 2.5
- Oracle: Graphics 2.5 and Procedure Builder 1.5
- Oracle: Developer/2000 Applications
- Oracle: Developer/2000 Integration
- Oracle: Introduction to PL/SQL
- Oracle 8: Installing Oracle
- Oracle 8: Database Management
- Oracle 8: Building Databases
- Oracle8: Files, Data, and Users
PowerBuilder
- PB 5.0: PowerBuilder 5 Overview
- PB 5.0: Getting Started with PowerBuilder 5
- PB 5.0: Using PowerScript
- PB 5.0: Using DataWindows
- PB 5.0: Delivering the Final Product
SAS
- SAS: Fundamentals
- SAS: Data Manipulation
- SAS: DATA Step Programming
- SAS: Results
- SAS: Display Manager System
- SAS: Data Libraries
- SAS: Data Management
SQL Server 6.5
- SQL Server 6.5: Introduction (MCSE, MCP)
- SQL Server 6.5: Installation and Setup (MCSE,
MCP)
- SQL Server 6.5: Users and Replication (MCSE,
MCP)
- SQL Server 6.5: Database Administration (MCSE,
MCP)
- SQL Server 6.5: System Management (MCSE, MCP)
- SQL Server 6.5: Tuning for Performance (MCSE,
MCP)
TCP/IP
- TCP/IP: Introduction to TCP/IP Concepts (MCSE,
MCP)
- TCP/IP: Data Delivery and Routing (MCSE, MCP)
- TCP/IP: Microsoft TCP/IP and IIS (MCSE, MCP)
- TCP/IP: Printing Services and DHCP (MCSE, MCP)
- TCP/IP: Name Resolution and WINS (MCSE, MCP)
- TCP/IP: Introduction to DNS Server (MCSE, MCP)
- TCP/IP: Managing DNS and TCP/IP (MCSE, MCP)
- TCP/IP: Utilities for Monitoring TCP/IP (MCSE,
MCP)
- TCP/IP: Performance Monitor and RAS (MCSE,
MCP)
- TCP/IP: PPTP and Troubleshooting (MCSE, MCP)
UNIX Systems
- UNIX: Introduction to UNIX
- UNIX Shells - Bourne, Korn, and C
- UNIX Shell Programming
- UNIX System Administration I
- UNIX System Administration II
- UNIX Process Management
Visual Basic
- VB 4.0: Beginning Skills
- VB 4.0: Intermediate Skills
- VB 4.0: Advanced Skills
- VB 5.0: Beginning Skills
- VB 5.0: Intermediate Skills
- VB 5.0: Advanced Skills
- VB 5.0: Windows API and ActiveX
VS COBOL
- VS COBOL II: Basics
- VS COBOL II: Program Structure
- VS COBOL II: Data Structure
- VS COBOL II: Procedure Division
- VS COBOL II: Numerics
- VS COBOL II: CICS Migration
Windows NT - Workstation
- Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Installation and Configuration (MCSE, MCP)
- Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Connectivity and Resource Management (MCSE, MCP)
- Windows NT 4.0 Workstation Troubleshooting (MCSE,
MCP)
Windows NT - Server
- Windows NT 4.0 Server Planning and Installation (MCSE, MCP)
- Windows NT 4.0 Server Configuration (MCSE,
MCP)
- Windows NT 4.0 Server Resource Management (MCSE,
MCP)
- Windows NT 4.0 Server Monitoring and Troubleshooting (MCSE, MCP)
Windows NT - Enterprise
- Windows NT 4.0 Server - Enterprise Configuration (MCSE, MCP)
- Windows NT 4.0 Server - Enterprise Connectivity (MCSE, MCP)
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