MasterLink Training - Herzing University

MasterLink TrainingWho Should Attend: This course is intended for Windows Server2008 IT professionals who want to become Windows Server 2008Enterprise administrators and move into the role of designingActive Directory Domain Services (AD DS) environments.• Course Code: 6436• Contact Hours: 32.5• Course Length: 5 days• Prerequisite: Students must have completed the MicrosoftCertified Technology Specialist (MCTS) Windows Server2008 curriculum or have equivalent knowledge and skills aswell as knowledge of Windows Vista Terminal Services orDeployment Terminal Services.• Course Code: 6435• Contact Hours: 32.5• Course Length: 5 days• Prerequisite: Students must have the following skills/knowledge: Active Directory technology specialist-levelknowledge and concepts; network infrastructure technologyspecialist-level knowledge and experience; applicationsinfrastructure technology specialist-level knowledge andexperience; Windows Vista TS level of knowledge andexperience; intermediate understanding of networkingconcepts; intermediate understanding of security best practicesfor authentication and file permissions; and intermediateunderstanding of server and network hardware.Designing a Windows Server 2008Applications InfrastructureThis three-day course will prepare IT professionals for the roleof Enterprise administrator. Students will learn how to designapplication infrastructure solutions based on Windows Server2008 to meet varying business and technical requirements.Who Should Attend: The primary audience for this course isIT professionals (including Windows 2000/2003 Enterpriseadministrators) interested in becoming a Windows Server2008 Enterprise administrator with a focus on applicationinfrastructure such as Web and Terminal Services. Thesecondary audience for this course is application architectswho want to know more about how to integrate WindowsServer 2008 technologies into Enterprise applications.• Course Code: 6437• Contact Hours: 19.5• Course Length: 3 days• Prerequisite: Students must have one or more of the following:intermediate understanding of networking; intermediateunderstanding of network operating systems; intermediateunderstanding of security best practices; intermediateknowledge of server and network hardware; conceptualunderstanding of Active Directory (AD); and hands-onexperience with more than one application service.Designing a Windows Server 2008 NetworkThis five-day course will provide students with anunderstanding of how to design a Windows Server 2008network infrastructure that meets business and technicalrequirements for network services.Who Should Attend: The primary audience for this course is ITprofessionals, including Windows 2000 Server and WindowsServer 2003 Enterprise administrators interested in becominga Windows Server 2008 Enterprise administrator who focuseson network solutions.Fundamentals of Windows Server 2008The purpose of this five-day course is to teach students thebasic fundamentals of networking, security, and serveradministration with Windows Server 2008 and WindowsServer 2008 R2. It is intended to provide the foundationallevelknowledge needed to prepare students to begin buildinga career in Microsoft technologies.Who Should Attend: Candidates for this course are seekingto gain fundamental knowledge and skills around security,networking, and administration in Windows Server 2008 andWindows Server 2008 R2. It can apply to home computerusers, academic students, information workers, developers, orhelp desk technicians wishing to begin a new skills path orup-skill to Windows Server technologies. Candidates for thiscourse may also include IT professionals with skills within otherIT areas or operating systems (such as Linux) who wish to gainan insight into Windows Server.• Course Code: 6420• Contact Hours: 32.5• Course Length: 5 days• Prerequisite: In addition to their professional experience,students who attend this training should have the followingtechnical knowledge: a good fundamental knowledgeof general computing equivalent with the CompTIA A+Certification; an ability to understand basic security,networking, and administration concepts; and some previousknowledge and experience with desktop operating systems,although this is not mandatory. Note: No programming skillsare required, although some experience and knowledge ofscripting technologies would be advantageous.Fundamentals of WindowsServer 2008 Active DirectoryThis three-day instructor-led course provides Active Directorytechnology specialists with an introduction to Active DirectorySummer 2012• 42Visit our website at www.herzing.edu