SYS-ED’s MS scripting training program utilizes the full complement of training medium -
traditional, web-based,
and
technology driven classrooms. Market data and our consultancy work indicates
that a majority of
Microsoft
internetworks will not be migrated to new versions of the product platform - MS
Vista, MS Office 2007, and
Windows
Server 2008 until 2010. An increased utilization of UNIX servers is a
reality and the database may be open source
MYSQL
instead of
MS
SQL Server. Both
open source and proprietary software are being utilized in different hybrid
combinations with one another.
WIMP
and WAMP
are common
scripting web scripting frameworks that we have been implementing at client
locations. There also are requirements to
code batch
language scripts
(command
line) which call mainframe JCL
and control the processing of data on IBM mainframe systems.
In most situations, these course modules will
need to be combined and consolidated to include client specific sample programs
and coding exercises. Most training programs are 10 or fewer days in duration.
The duration of a course and integrated program will be highly dependent upon
the
experience and background of the target audience. The assumption is that the selection of the course modules
will be based upon the background and experience of the IT staff to be trained and the client
project specifications. In order to accommodate staff in remote geographic locations,
a course can be conducted utilizing a
combination of classroom training and
distance-learning.
At the client's discretion,
validation assessment can be utilized:
Microsoft,
UNIX, and
database.
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The audience, duration, and content can
be used as a starting point to augment an integrated training program or
to evaluate a fast-track course.
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Module: |
MS Windows: Batch File Programming |
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Duration: |
4 days |
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Audience: |
network administrator, IT support personnel,
programmer |
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Prerequisites: |
MS Windows Server and MS Windows
operating system family experience |
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Topics: |
| 1. Facilities and
Features |
2. Batch Commands |
3. Batch Tools |
| 4. File Tools |
5. Server Batch
Programming |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server: WMI Scripting |
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Duration: |
4 days |
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Audience: |
network administrator, IT support personnel,
programmer |
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Prerequisites: |
MS Windows Server and MS Windows operating
system family experience |
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Topics: |
| 1. WMI: Windows
Management Instrumentation |
2. WMI Architecture |
3. WMI Objects |
| 4. Programming WMI Objects |
5. Querying WMI |
6. WQL: WMI Query
Language |
| 7. Working with Events |
8. Event Driven
Programming |
9. WMI Future |
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Module: |
MS Windows Server: Scripting Administrative
Tasks |
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Duration: |
5 days |
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Audience: |
network administrator, IT support personnel,
programmer |
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Prerequisites: |
MS Windows Server and MS Windows operating
system family experience |
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Topics: |
| 1. WSH: Windows Script
Host |
2. Scripting Languages
with WSH |
3. VBScript Essentials |
| 4. Managing the File
System |
5. Controlling the User
Interface |
6. Responding to
Hardware Events |
| 7. Configuring Computers
with WMI |
8. Defining Windows
Settings |
9. Collecting
Workstation Information |
| 10. Automating Computer
management |
11. Active Directory
Service Interfaces |
12. Managing Local and
Domain Resources with ADSI |
| 13. Service and Resource |
14. Administration with
ADSI |
15. Delivering Solutions
via the Web |
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Module: |
MS Windows: PowerShell |
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Duration: |
3 days |
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Audience: |
network administrator, IT support personnel,
programmer |
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Prerequisites: |
MS Windows operating system family experience |
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Topics: |
| 1. Introduction |
2. PowerShell Fundamentals |
3. Controlling Script
Execution |
| 4. WMI: Windows
Management Instrumentation |
5. ADSI: Active
Directory Services Interface |
6. Optimizing Scripts |
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Footnote 1:
SYS-ED’s core Microsoft operating system and networking curriculum are being
prepared for submission to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau
of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.