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[Analog Networks] * Network links * Network operation * Network design * Telechannels * Line distortion * Telechannel testing [ANSI C Programming - Advanced] Array definition Array initialisation Strings Pointers to strings String library functions Structure basics Arrays of structures Pointers to structures Structures and functions Bit fields Unions sizeof operator Linked structures Programmer-def'd data types Recap on pointers Function call by reference Address arithmetic Pointers to functions Arrays of pointers * Complex pointer declaration Dynamic storage allocation Linked lists Standard files Standard I/O printf() and scanf() File handling 1 File handling 2 string.h Command-line arguments The C preprocessor [ANSI C Programming - Fundamentals] File types in C Basics of C Statements in C Advanced features Declarations and definitions Data types Variable identifiers Initialisation Constants Dates program introduced Function basics Format of a function Passing parameters Storage classes Header files Recursion Boolean values Assignment operator Arithmetic & relational ops. Logical operators Bitwise operators The comma operator The conditional operator Precedence and associativity Expression evaluation Expression types Control flow basics The if statement Loops break and continue The goto statement The switch statement * Dates program to completion [Access Path Analysis] * Introduction to APA * Diagramming the access path * Adjusting the data model Application - matrix update Application - diagramming [Bourne Shell Programming] Introduction to the shell Invoking the shell Introducing shellscripts Coding conventions Shell parameters Shell programming elements Shell variable assignments The shell operators Selection Iteration Functions The shell environment * Programming example Advanced built-in commands [Bridges, Routers and Gateways] Introduction WAN links Internetworking architecture How networks differ Bridge operation Bridge functions Bridging IEEE networks Spanning tree algorithm Source routing Routers/gateways Network layer routing [The C++ Programming Language] Introducing C++ The class construct Class members Class scope Classes and pointers Structures and unions Constructors and destructors Constrs, destrs - syntax Constrs, destrs - adv syntax * Application - string.cpp Function overloading Operator overloading Advanced operator overload Class inheritance Multiple inheritance Virtual functions * Application - list.cpp [Client/Server Model] Evolution of client/server Choosing client/server The client/server model Distributing v centralizing SQL-based client/server [Data Communications Essentials] Signal theory Modulation and multiplexing Data transmission Datacomms equipment Transmission media Telecommunications networks Computer network history Principles of networking Open standards [Database Design] The database design process Entity relationship diagrams The process of normalization Boyce-Codd normal form Dynamic database evolution [Database Fundamentals] Data sharing The database approach Workings of a DBMS DBMS environment Role of the DBA [Database Management] DBMS security Integrity Concurrency control [Relational Principles] Traditional DBMS models The relational model Codd's rules Integrity rules Relational operators Three-layer architecture [SQL Programming] Introducing SQL The SELECT command INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE Table retrieval Embedded SQL Data definition language Data control language [Data Flow Diagrams] * Benefits of DFDs * Constructing DFDs * Levelling DFDs Application - context DFD Application - levelled DFD [EDI & ODA] * Introducing EDI * EDI solutions * Functions of ODA * Functions of SGML [Entity Relationship Diagrams] * Defining relationships * Assigning attributes * ERD as data model Application - relationships Application - data model [Frame Relay] Evolution to frame relay Frame relay operations Frame relay protocol Local management interface Frame relay implementations [FTAM] * FTAM operation * FTAM regimes [IEEE LAN Architecture] 802.2 - LLC LLC frame structures LLC operation 802.3 - MAC sublayer 802.3 - Physical layer 802.4 - MAC sublayer 802.4 - Physical layer 802.5 - MAC sublayer 802.5 - Physical layer [LAN Fundamentals] * LAN components * Transmission media * Topologies * Access methods * Wireless LANs * Internetworking [LAN Operations] LAN components Copper media Fibre optic media Star, mesh, ring topologies Bus, tree, hybrid topologies Baseband signalling Broadband signalling Ring access Bus access OSI model LAN standards [Logical Model Validation] * Entity life histories * Process/entity state matrix * Functional hierarchies/ELHs Application - P/E matrix Application - hierarchies Application - ELHs [Management and Security] * Performance management * Network procedures * Network control * Physical security * Logical security [MHS Operations] MHS components 1984 X.400 model 1988 X.400 model Directory structure Directory model [Modem & Interface Testing] * How modems work * Testing modems * Setting up modems * RS-232 interface * The break-out box * Building interfaces [Normalization] * Introducing normalization * Steps in normalization * Rationalization Application - stages Application - normalizing [Object Oriented Principles] Introduction Data abstraction Classes Methods and messages Inheritance Polymorphism,dynamic binding Procedural v OO environments The development process Development environments [OSI Fundamentals] * OSI overview * Application layer functions * OSI applications [OSI Network Layers] Physical links Transmission media Data link services HDLC protocol LLC/MAC sublayers Network layer services X.25 packet types Internetworking Transport layer functions Transport classes TCP and TP4 [OSI Operations] * Introduction Physical layer Transmission media Data link layer HDLC protocol Network layer Transport layer Session layer connections Synchronization Presentation layer Application layer Application service elements [OSI Upper Layers] Transport layer functions Transport classes TCP and TP4 Session layer connections Activity management Presentation layer services Encryption and compression Application layer services Application service elements [Project Management Excellence - PME] Activity analysis Dependency relationships Planning charts * Introduction to planning Deadline assessment Resource assessment Good plan criteria Project matters The administration model The management model Work breakdown structures Introduction to bar charts Activity bar charts Basic network structures Critical path analysis Milestones Scheduling human resources Software tools Methodical planning Methodical control Pitfalls in planning Pitfalls in control Project recovery Project management skills Team motivation Managing project groups [Structured Program Testing] Test Conditions Test Data Expected Results Execute Test * Sign Off Theory Test Payslip Ex: Test Conditions Payslip Ex: Test Data Payslip Ex: Expected Results Payslip Ex: Execute Test Payslip Ex: Sign Off Library Ex: Test Conditions Library Ex: Test Data Library Ex: Expected Results Library Ex: Execute Test Library Ex: Sign Off [Data Dictionaries] * Benefits of DDs * Constructing a DD * Inconsistency checking Application - DD definitions Application - inconsistency [Systems Analysis Fundamentals] * Defining processes * Defining entity types * Categorizing entities Application - processes Application - entities [SMDS, MANS and Fibre Networks] SMDS operation SMDS interface protocol MANs FDDI SONET and SDH [System Administration - System V] Functions of administrator Getting started Processes The filesystem System initialization Disk configuration Filesystem configuration System shutdown System management Backup and restore Terminal configuration Printer configuration Security System accounting Network administration [TCP/IP Applications] Simple network management Management information base SNMP operation SMTP environment SMTP operation FTP environment FTP operation TELNET application TFTP and other applications [TCP/IP Architecture] Development of TCP/IP TCP/IP protocol suite Internet addressing Internet routing Internet protocol ICMP Transport layer TCP and UDP headers Connection management [TCP/IP for UNIX users] UNIX and local area networks Internetworking TCP/IP architecture TCP/IP addresses and routing TCP/IP applications NFS [UNIX Awareness] UNIX basics UNIX in the marketplace UNIX design principles * Assessing UNIX Development history Open Systems standards ANSI C Communications standards The filesystem UNIX commands The shells The editors Advanced facilities Communications Interfaces [The UNIX Editors] Introduction to the editors Simple ed session Simple regular expressions Metacharacters Advanced ed session The stream editor sed The ex line editor Starting vi Modes in vi Fundamental vi commands Manipulating text in vi File navigation in vi ex commands in vi Starting emacs Fundamental emacs Advanced emacs [UNIX Fundamentals] Structure of UNIX Introducing the filesystem Introducing the shell A first UNIX session UNIX files File listings Manipulating files Naming files Metacharacters Processes File storage Redirection Pipes Filters Composite commands Advanced processes [WAN Fundamentals] * Link types * Digital technology * Network switching * Packet switching VCs * Packet switching operation * Routing * Network facilities [X.25 Networking] Packet-switched networks The X.25 protocol X.25 operation X.25 control mechanisms PAD The HDLC LAP-B protocol [X.400 Protocols] P2 IPM fields IPM body parts IPN structure P3 protocol P3 ports P7 protocol P1 operations P1 envelopes Data encryption standards Public key cryptography [X.500 Protocols] Directory structure Directory model Directory operation Information retrieval Directory modification * Appendix: Error messages Abstract syntax Transfer syntax [Administration for NetWare 3.x] Introduction to print queues Managing print queues Login scripts System menus File server administration System backup and restore NetWare installation [Client/Server Technology] SQL Software design issues DBMS responsibilities Client/server networking Future developments [Administration Essentials for NetWare 3.x] LAN and NetWare overview NetWare users and groups NetWare disk organization Working with directories Drive mappings NetWare login security NetWare rights security NetWare attribute security PC LANs applications [Advanced Administration for NetWare 3.x] Managing the network Workstation support Login scripts Multiple users and accounts Managing the file server Managing printing Memory terminology Managing memory Multi-server environments Routers NNS concepts Installing NNS [Update to NetWare 3.x] Changes from NetWare 2.x NetWare 3.x security NetWare 3.x file system System backup and restore NetWare 3.x printer support System utilities Install and upgrade [NetWare for Workgroup Managers] NetWare users and groups NetWare disk organization Working with directories Drive mappings NetWare login security NetWare rights security NetWare attribute security NetWare printing [Technical Support for NetWare] NetWare Installation NetWare technical features NetWare workstation support Monitoring 286 performance Monitoring 386 performance Performance improvement Bridges and routers Internetworking Remote management & support Troubleshooting and repair Troubleshooting utilities [Protocols and Internetworking] Protocols and the OSI model OSI lower layers IEEE 802 standards Non-OSI LAN lower layers OSI upper layers TCP/IP NetWare Proprietary protocol suites Internetworking Packet switched networks Fast packet technologies [OS/2 Fundamentals] Historical background Installation procedures Using OS/2 OS/2 command-line interface Basic system administration The OS/2 shell The OS/2 environment [Lotus Notes: Basic Notes Concepts] Introduction to Notes Notes databases Working with documents Attachments and DocLinks Notes mail Searching views/documents [Lotus Notes: App. Dev. I - Forms & Formulas] Introduction Forms Form attributes Formulas and @functions Field formulas Making forms easier to read [Lotus Notes: App. Dev. I - Views & Database Admin.] Designing view columns View formatting Completing the database Database security Filter macros [Lotus Notes: Notes for the Technical User] Full text search Advanced search techniques Creating Private views View formulas Automating Notes DDE and OLE Notes replication Replication methods Importing and exporting [Lotus Notes: Sys. Adm. I - Setup & Security] Notes and networks Server setup Port and modem setup Additional server setup Workstation setup Server security Controlling server access [Lotus Notes: Sys. Adm. I - Replic. & Mail Routing] Replication explained Replicating databases Replication schedules Controlling replication Mail routing [Lotus Notes: Sys. Adm. II - Sys. Mngt. & Server Stat.] Network Architecture Replication strategies System access Notes managing Notes Server statistics and alarms Server events Efficient monitoring [Lotus Notes: Sys. Adm. II - Hier. Cert. & Mult. Dom.] Distinguished naming Hierarchical certification Exchanging certificates Managing multiple domains [Lotus Notes: App. Dev. II - Adv. Form & View Design] The course database Fields and formulas Data entry and display Displaying documents Document display in views Environment variables @Db functions [Essentials of Windows NT] Introduction Design goals and architecture Hardware issues Software issues Migrating to Windows NT Critical success factors Windows NT and the future [Technical Support for Windows] Introduction Installing Windows Network Windows installation Customizing Windows Windows and memory Application support Windows and DOS applications Windows and Windows applications Windows and data exchange [Fundamentals of Visual Basic] Introduction Forms Controls Program file control Programming for events Using procedures Menus List boxes [Programming with Visual Basic] Data and variables String expressions User-defined functions Arrays Manipulating files Pictures and graphics Output options Data transfer Debugging [UNIX, OS/2 and Windows NT] Operating system basics Operating system usability Hardware issues MS-DOS and Windows 3.1 Introducing NT, OS/2 & UNIX Comparing NT, OS/2 & UNIX [Windows 3.x Fundamentals] Introduction to Windows 3.x Installing Windows Windows concepts The Main program group The Accessories group Working with Windows [Update to NetWare 4.x] Introducing NetWare v4.x NetWare Directory Services File server inst. and upgrade Workstation installation 4.x network administration Managing 4.x network objects NetWare security Login scripts and menus Printing in NetWare 4.x [Update to NetWare 3.12] Introduction to NetWare 3.12 File server installation Client installation NetWare 3.12 system menus NetWare 3.12 messaging [ATM Fundamentals] Introduction to ATM Principles of ATM ATM networks Network applications Evolving to ATM [Advanced Technical Support for Windows] Introduction Hardware management: drive support Hardware management: general Fonts Printer management Networking Windows Managing networked Windows Multi-media On-going manage. and trouble. Troubleshooting applications [Architecture of Windows NT] Introduction Windows NT design The protected subsystems Objects Security Processes and threads Virtual memory management The kernel The I/O system Networking and integration [Lotus Notes: App. Dev. II - Workflow Des. & App. Man.] Workflow and routing Routing applications Introduction to macros Creating macros Form, view, document access Signature and encryption Application administration [Open System Standards] Background to open systems Processor technology Operating systems Open UNIX standards Programming tools Distributed systems [SNA Interconnection] Introduction to SNA Overview of SNA Data link options Internetworking Connecting SNA and IP [Network Operating Systems] Introduction Novell NetWare basics Novell NetWare upper layers Banyan VINES LAN Manager AppleTalk [Lan Management & Troubleshooting] The network manager's role Resources Cabling Server Management Token Ring LANs Ethernet networks [Broadband ISDN] Introduction to ISDN Broadband ISDN B-ISDN - technical aspects Broadband signaling Evolution of B-ISDN [OO Analysis - Dynamic Modeling] State-transition diagrams Event diagrams Process-dependency diagrams Object-flow diagrams [OO Analysis - Objects & Classes] Introduction to OOAD Object structure analysis Classes and resonsibilities Methods, attributes, messages Class relationships [SQLWindows: An Introduction] * Introductory concepts * App development with SQLWindows * Team programming with SQLWindows * Additional SQLWindows tools * Databases and connectivity [ATM for Technical Users] ATM networks ATM cells The ATM layered model AAL services Transmission technologies [UNIX Overview] UNIX basics UNIX in the marketplace UNIX design principles Assessing UNIX Development history Open Systems standards ANSI C Communications standards Interfaces [UNIX Technical Awareness] UNIX basics UNIX design principles The filesystem UNIX commands The shells The editors Advanced facilities Communications Interfaces [Object-Oriented Design] Refining the object model Finalizing the design Object-oriented database management User interface design [Moving from Powerbuilder 3.0a to 4.0] * Introduction * Nesting and composite reports * DW presentation style enhancements * Quick Select and .PSR Files * Comp. fields and new DW functions * DW Painter enhancements * Painter enhancements * Painter features * PowerScript enhancements * OLE 2.0 * Database support * CODE enhancements [SQLWindows Quick Start] Introducing SQLWindows The SQLWindows interface Tools and concepts Creating a master-detail app * Hands-on: master-detail app Upgrading an application * Hands-on: Upgrading an application QuickForms [TCP/IP Applic.] SMTP File Transfer Protocol (FTP) Using FTP TELNET TFTP and other protocols [TCP/IP Management: SNMP] Simple network management Management information bases The RMON MIB SNMP [TCP/IP Architecture and Routing] Development of TCP/IP TCP/IP protocol suite Internet addressing Internet routing [TCP/IP Protocols] The Internet Protocol (IP) ICMP The transport layer TCP and UDP headers Connection management [Netware 3.12 Administration: Netware Basics] Network basics Connecting to the network DOS text and command-line utilities Graphical utilities [Netware 3.12 Administration: Netware Security] Login security * Hands on: Managing accounts Verifying network users File-system rights Inherited and effective rights Managing file-system rights File-system attributes * Hands on: Imp. file-system sec. [Netware 3.12 Administration: Network File Systems] File-system structure Accessing network file systems Managing file systems Managing directories and files [Netware 3.12 Administration: The User Environment] Auto. the workstation connection Login scripts * Hands on: Writing login scripts Setting up user menus [Netware 3.12 Administration: Supplemental Services] Managing the file server Network printing: basic setup Redirecting print jobs Managing network printing Protecting network data Implementing electronic mail Installing network applications [Essentials of Solaris 2.x] Structure of UNIX Introducing the filesystem Introducing the shell A first UNIX session Special features of Solaris [Solaris 2.x File Management] UNIX files File listings Manipulating files File names Metacharacters File storage [Solaris 2.x Job Control] Processes Redirection Pipes Filters Composite commands Advanced processes [C++ Programming Language] Introducing C++ The class construct Class members Class scope Classes and pointers Structures and unions [C++ Programming: Constructors and Destructors] Constructors and destructors Constrs, destrs - syntax Constrs, destrs - adv syntax * Application - string.cpp [C++ Programming: Function and Operator Overloading] Function overloading Operator overloading Advanced operator overload [C++ Programming: Inheritance and Virtual Functions] Class inheritance Multiple inheritance Virtual functions * Application - list.cpp [C++ Programming: Classes] Introducing C++ The class contruct Class members Class scope Classes and pointers Structures and unions [Processing Records in ANSI C] Structure basics Array of structures Pointers to structures Structures and functions Bit fields Unions sizeof operator Linked stuctures Programmer-def'd data types [ANSI C Pointers] Recap on pointers Function call by reference Address arithmetic Pointers to functions Arrays of pointers * Complex pointer declarations Dynamic storage allocation Linked lists [The ANSI C Standard Library] Standard files Standard I/O printf() and scanf() File handling 1 File handling 2 string.h [The ANSI C Preprocessor] Command-line arguments The C preprocessor [Flow control in ANSI C] Control flow basics The if statement Loops break and continue The goto statement The switch statement * Dates program to completion [Expressions in ANSI C] Boolean values Assignment operator Arithmetic & relational ops. Logical operators Bitwise operators The comma operator The conditional operator Precedence & associativity Expression evaluation Expression types [Functions of ANSI C] Function basics Format of a function Passing parameters Storage classes Header files Recursion [Data Representation in ANSI C] Declarations and defintions Data types Variable identifiers Initialization Constants Dates program introduced [A Tour of ANSI C] File types in C Basics of C Statements in C Advanced features [Text Processing in ANSI C] Array definitions Array initialization Strings Pointers to strings String library functions [Essentials of HP-UX] Structure of UNIX Introducing the filesystem Introducing the shell A first UNIX session Special features of HP-UX [HP-UX File Management] UNIX files File listings Manipulating files File names Metacharacters File storage [HP-UX Job Control] Processes Redirection Pipes Filters Composite commands Advanced processes [Essentials of UnixWare] Structure of UNIX Introducing the filesystem Introducing the shell A first UNIX session Special features of UnixWare [UnixWare File Management] UNIX files File listings Manipulating files File names Metacharacters File storage [UnixWare Job Control] Processes Redirection Pipes Filters Composite commands Advanced processes [PowerBuilder: The Basics] Introduction Basic PowerBuilder concepts Applications and libraries The user interface The data interface Connecting to the database Accessing source data Manipulating data Distributing the application [SQLWindows: Introduction to SAL] Working in the Outline Variables, arrays, and constants SAL expressions and statements Referencing and handles SAL functions Event/message programming Menus Timers and message boxes [SQLWindows: Database Queries] Database fundamentals Dialog boxes and other windows Passive objects Simple data visualizers List boxes and combo boxes Option objects Scroll bars Custom controls Table windows [PowerBuilder: DataWindow Concepts] How DataWindows work Creating DataWindows Formatting DataWindows Displaying and validating data Making DataWindows work Edit control CloseQuery [TCP/IP for UNIX] UNIX and local area networks Internetworking The TCP/IP architecture TCP/IP addressing and routing TCP/IP applications NFS [NetWare 3.12 Install. & Config.: Installation] Preparing to install NetWare 3.11 Installing NetWare 3.11 Upgrading from 3.11 to 3.12 Installing a NetWare 3.12 server Installing the client * Hands on: Client installation [NetWare 3.12 Install. & Config.: Network Management] Configuring the server * Hands on: Server configuration File-system security Setting up printing * Hands on: Printing maintenance Optimizing performance Analyzing request paths Troubleshooting Interpreting MONITOR statistics [Networking Technologies: Miscellaneous Protocols] Rules, models, and protocols NetWare Internet Protocols Digital Network Architecture AppleTalk Systems Network Architecture Other protocols and standards [Networking Technologies: Networking Principles] Introducing networking Network file services Network print services Message and application services Protocols and models Management considerations [Networking Technologies: The OSI Model] Introduction to the OSI model The physical layer - topologies The physical layer - signals The data link layer The network layer The transport layer The session layer The presentation layer The application layer [Networking Technologies: Transmission Media] Introducing transmission media Cable transmission media Radio waves Microwaves and infrared Public network services Connecting to the medium Network connectivity hardware [PowerBuilder: Implementing a User Interface] GUI Design Menus MDI applications Variables Functions and Events Getting objects to interact External source DataWindows Packaging the application [SQLWindows: Additional Programming Techniques] Introduction to DML Batch DML with table windows Server considerations Debugging and error-handling Data management and reporting Object-oriented programming [Internetworking: Essentials] Introduction WAN links Internetworking architecture How networks differ [Internetworking: Bridges, Routers, and Gateways] Bridge operations Bridge functions Transparent bridging Source route bridging Bridges in IEEE networks Routing and Gateway issues Routing algorithms and protocols [PowerBuilder: Object-Oriented Essentials] Classes, objects, and instantiation Inheritance Using inheritance in PowerBuilder Standard visual user objects Standard class user objects [Using the Bourne Shell] Introducing the shell Invoking the shell Introducing shellscripts Coding conventions Shell parameters Shell programming elements Shell variable assignments [Bourne Shell Prog] Shell operators Selection Iteration Functions The shell environment * Programming example Advanced built-in commands [NetWare 3.12 Adv. Admin.: Ser. Mem. & Performance] Server memory overview Memory pools Performance management Performance optimization [NetWare 3.12 Adv. Admin.: Ser. & Client Management] Server disk maintenance Server volume maintenance DOS client software DOS client management [NetWare 3.12 Adv. Admin.: Ser. Setup & Support] Server startup procedures Configuration files Server protocols TCP/IP supp and name space supp [NetWare Ser. & Supp.: Troub. DOS Workstations] IPX/NETX and ODI NetWare DOS Requester Remote boot Diagnosing and solving problems Memory on DOS workstations * Hands on: DOS workstation memory * Hands on: Configuration errors [NetWare Ser. & Supp.: Troub. Network Printing] Troubleshooting printers Network printing Print queues and print servers Printer utility tips * Hands on: Sett up prt on a file ser * Hands on: Sett up a dedic print ser * Hands on: Srvc qs on a 2nd file ser * Hands on: Sett. up remote printers * Hands on: Troub. the print server [NetWare Ser. & Supp.: Troub. and Research] Preventing problems Environmental security The troubleshooting model Records and diagnostic tools NSEPro NetWire Micro House Technical Library (MTL) [NetWare Ser. & Supp.: Network Optimization] Optimization techniques MONITOR and PATCHMAN Bridges and routers Protocol analysis LANalyzer for Windows Disaster recovery * NetUtils Packet Burst and LIP * Using LANalyzer for Windows [NetWare Ser. & Supp.: Network Storage Devices] Introduction to hard disks Hard drive installation Software setup Data redundancy CD-ROM and magneto-optical drives * Hands on: Working with SCSI drives [NetWare Ser. & Supp.: Adapter Cards & Cabling] Adapter card settings Ethernet Token Ring ARCnet FDDI Card and slot compatibility * Hands on:Inst & test Ethernet conns * Hands on: Cabling with Ethernet [Using cc:Mail] * Introducing cc:Mail * Getting started * Sending messages * Receiving mail * Housekeeping [Essentials of Windows 95] Introducing Windows 95 Features of Windows 95 Software issues Business issues [Support Funds. for Windows NT 3.5x: Basic Config.] The Windows NT 3.5x environment User accounts Group accounts Security policies The Registry The Ctl. Panel: chang. system sett. The Ctl. Panel: further config. Windows NT Setup:system maintenance [Beginning Word 6] The basics Moving and copying text Checking spelling Previewing and printing Formatting text Finding and replacing Setting tabs Headers and footers [Intermediate Word 6] Creating tables Formatting tables Borders and shading Using Wizards Working with lists Beginning styles Using autotext Checking grammar Using the thesaurus [Advanced Word 6] Using built-in styles Using autoformat Copying styles Using the Style Gallery Newspaper-style columns Using frames Finding files Creating macros Creating form letters Sorting records [PC Concepts in a Networking Environment] The basics Hardware in detail Operating systems Applications Networks [SQL Program.] Introduction to SQL DML: The SELECT command DML: Refining queries DML: Multi-table queries DML: Modification commands Embedded SQL Data definition language (DDL) Data control language (DCL) [Jump Start Windows 95: Getting Started] Using your mouse The taskbar New files Existing files Managing windows Manipulating files Finding files Customizing your desktop [Jump Start Windows 95: Up and Running] The Explorer Shortcuts Customizing your settings The taskbar System tools The Network Neighborhood [Jump Start Windows 95: From 3.1] Using the Start Button Finding files The Explorer Creating shortcuts Managing your Desktop Customizing your settings System Tools Installing a printer [SQL*Plus] Introduction to SQL*Plus Database queries Functions SQL*Plus formatting Modifying data Table definitions Views and indexes Security [NetWare 4.1 Admin.:Accessing Basic Network Services] Introducing NetWare 4.1 NetWare Directory Services Connecting and logging in Working with the net. file system Accessing data files and apps. * Hands-on: Drive mappings Network printing [NetWare 4.1 Admin.:Automating the User Environment] Installing and config DOS clients Login scripts * Hands-on: Writing login scripts Setting up user menus [NetWare 4.1 Admin.:Performing Administrative Tasks] Backing up servers and workstations NetWare 4.11 installation * Hands-on: Installing NetWare 4.11 [NetWare 4.1 Admin.:Managing NetWare Directory Services] NDS security Working with NDS rights Working in the Directory tree Managing resources in the Dir. tree [NetWare 4.1 Admin.:Configuring Basic Network Services] User accounts and login security Setting up the network file system Managing the file system File system security Setting up file system security The NetWare server console Setting up network printing Managing network printing services [Oracle Forms 4.5: Fundamentals] Introduction The designer interface Blocks and module formats Items, properties, and boilerplate Triggers The application menu [Beginning Excel 5.0] Creating a workbook Entering labels Entering formulas Improving the appearance Making changes Spell checker Printing Calculating dates [NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update: Network & Server Optimization] Memory management Monitoring the network Miscellaneous optimization Disk space The Packet Burst protocol and LIPs [NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update: Managing the NetWare 4.1 Environment] Config. NetW. 4.1 for diverse clnts Internetworking with NetWare 4.1 Network messaging services * Hands-on: Messaging services Internationalization [NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update: NDS Partitions and Replicas] Intro. to partitions and replicas Working with parts. & reps. Time synchronization Advanced NDS design Troubleshooting NDS [NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update: Introduction to NetWare 4.1] NetWare Directory Services Reviewing components * Hands-on: Using NetWare Admin. Network printing Network backup Login scripts Creating users and menus Integrating and managing NetWare 3 [NetWare 3 to 4.1 Update: NDS Design Administration and Security] Designing the NDS tree Merging NDS trees Advanced NDS naming Introduction to NDS security Default and additional rights Administrative rights assignments Troubleshooting NDS security [Intermediate Excel 5.0] Using Autofill lists Sorting Creating styles Advanced headers and footers Defining names Modify Chart Create Chart Formatting Chart Printing Chart [NWare 4.1 Adv Admin: Net & Server Optim] Memory management Monitoring the network Miscellaneous optimization Disk space The Packet Burst protocol and LIPs [NWare 4.1 Adv Admin: NDS Partitions & Reps] Introduction to partitions and reps Working with partitions and reps Time synchronization Advanced NDS design Troubleshooting NDS [Supp fund for Win NT 3.5x: File Sys, File Res & Sec] Choosing a file system Basic disk administration Advanced disk administration Implementing NTFS security Creating network resources Backups Securing the system Controlling user access [Advanced Excel 5.0] Borders and shapes Group editing Creating templates Outlining Protecting worksheets Linking worksheets Consolidating data Function wizard [Supp Fund for Win NT 3.5x:The Net Enviro] Network components Protocols, mechanisms, and bindings Network-sharing components The Windows NT Browser service Browser operations [NWare TCP/IP Transport:Internetworking] Name services IP adressing Subnetting Simple Network Management Protocol Working with SNMP [Moving to Notes 4:Basic User I] Introducing Lotus Notes 4 Navigating within the workspace Navigating within the database Working with documents Using Help [Oracle Forms 4.5:Design & Dev] Enhancing form modules Master/detail rels Advanced master/detail rels Visual objects Windows and canvas-views Menu design [NWare TCP/IP Trans:Intro to TCP/IP] Networking with TCP/IP The DOD networking model Integrat TCP/IP with NWare Using TCP/IP net apps Introduction to INETCFG Config TCP/IP on NW 4.1 serv Config TCP/IP on NW 3 serv [Supp Fund for Win NT 3.5x: RAS] Remote Access Service RAS operations RAS server Security and troubleshooting [Beginning Access 2.0] Exploring a database Creating a database Modifying table design Creating a form Finding records Select queries Calculations in queries Creating reports [NWare TCP/IP Trans:Internet Prot IP] Routing IP packets Using distance vector routing Using link-state routing Tunneling IPX over IP TCP/IP troubleshooting [NWare 4.1 Install & Con:Con & Man Nets] Configuring NDS Bindery services Managing the server Evaluating server statistics Analyzing request paths Troubleshooting Interpreting MONITOR statistics [NWare 4.1 Adv Admin:Man the 4.1 Enviro] Integrating and managing NWare 3 Con NWare 4.1 for diverse clients Internetworking with NWare 4.1 Network messaging services * Hands-on: Messaging services Internationalization [NWare 4.1 Adv Admin:NDS Des,Admin & Sec] Server startup procedures Designing the NDS tree Merging NDS trees Advanced NDS naming Introduction to NDS security Default and additional rights Administrative rights assignments Troubleshooting NDS security [NWare 4.1 Install & Con:Install & Upgrad] Preparing to upgrade Upgrade preparation The upgrade Confirming the upgrade Preparing for a simple install * Hands-on: A NWare 4.1 simple inst Migrating to NetWare 4.1 * Hands-on: Migrat across the wire Preparing for a custom install * Hands-on: NWare 4.1 custom inst Online documentation [Intermediate Access 2.0] Customizing queries Advanced queries Relationships Table design Customizing forms Enhancing forms Creating subforms Reports and mailing labels [Excel 5 for the Power User] Printing large sheets Auditing large sheets Creating macros Editing macros Charting non-adjacent cells Stock market charts Using list as databases Sorting lists Filtering lists [Beginning Word 6 MM] The basics Moving and copying text Checking spelling Previewing and printing Formatting text Finding and replacing Setting tabs Headers and footers [Win NT 3.5x: Printing from Windows NT] Windows NT printing Cmpnts of the NT printing model Using Print Manager Basic printer configuration Advanced printer configuration [Win NT 3.5x: Troubleshooting] The NT boot process Controlling the boot process Emergency repair and boot disks Diagnostic utilities Resources [Digital Video Compression & Transmission] Traditional cable TV Digital cable TV Digital video compression Technical readiness The Digital Evolution(video) Down the Pipe(video) Toward the Future (video) [Introduction to PowerPoint 4.0] What is PowerPoint 4.0? Creating slides Changing text Creating org charts Using templates Using wizards Printing Showing slides on screen [App Dev UpI: Enhancing a Notes 4 Dbase] Form enhancement Actions and agents Enhancing and finalizing the Dbase [App Dev UpI: Creating a Notes 4 Dbase] The Notes 4 Release environment Form design View design [Win NT 3.5x Wstation: Interoperability] Supported networks Connecting to Novell NetWare Working in a NetWare environment TCP/IP Troubleshooting [Win NT 3.5x Wstation:Opt for Performance] Automatic optimization Manual optimization Performance monitor [Developer/2000 Forms: Fundamentals] Introduction The designer interface Blocks and module formats Items, properties, and boilerplate [NW 4.1:Determining the Project Approach] Design and implementation strategy Organizing the project team Gathering information Scope of the design process [Developer/2000 Forms: Design & Dev] Triggers Enhancing form modules Master/detail relationships Adv master/detail relationships [Developer/2000 Forms: Interface Design] Visual objects Windows and canvas-views The application menu Menu design [NW 4.1: NDS Directory Tree Structure] Naming standards document Designing the layers of the tree Other design considerations [Developer/2000 Reports: Fundamentals] Reports overview The Reports interface Designing the data model Creating a default report [SQL*Plus: Data Def and Manipulation] Modifying data Table definitions Views and indexes Security [PL/SQL: Fundamentals] Introduction to PL/SQL Declarations Assignment and control Cursors and loops [PL/SQL: Packages and Triggers] Packages * Writing a PL/SQL package Database triggers * Writing a database trigger [SQL Programming: Database Queries] Introduction to SQL DML: The SELECT command DML: Refining queries DML: Multi-table queries [PL/SQL: Exceptions and Scripts] Exceptions * Implementing exception-handling PL/SQL scripts * Writing a PL/SQL script [SQL*Plus: Fundamentals] Introduction to SQL*Plus Database queries Functions SQL*Plus Formatting [PL/SQL: Procedures and Functions] Concepts and datatypes * Using composite datatypes Procedures * Writing a PL/SQL procedure Functions * Writing a PL/SQL function [SQL Programming:Data Handling Techniques] DML: Modification commands Embedded SQL Data definition language (DDL) Data control language (DCL) [NW 4.1: Implementation Schedules] Creating an implementation schedule Littleton city - proj apprch phase Littleton city - design phase Littleton city - implement phase Gemtek - project approach phase Gemtek - design phase Gemtek - implementation phase [Moving to Notes 4: Basic User II] Working with folders Searching for information Working with documents Replication Customizing Notes [Developer/2000 Reports: Design & Dev] Using layout objects Adding features to a report Finalizing an application [Win NT Wstation 3.5x: Install & Upgrade] Pre-installation considerations Installation considerations Disk and file system options Installation methods Orientation Workgroups and domains Moving from workgroup to domain [Developer/2000 Forms: Trigger Design] Item interaction Adding functionality to items Validation and query control Runtime control [Moving to Notes 4: Using Notes Mail] Introduction Reading and replying to mail Sending a memo Notes forms [Developer/2000 Forms: App Control] Record locking & trans process Debugging and menu security Multiple form applications Application integration [Developer/2000 Reports: App Control] Application integration Parameter control Runtime control Enhancing performance Administration [Developer/2000 Reports: Format Control] Working with the Layout editor Enhancing the report layout Using triggers in Reports [Developer/2000 Forms: Obj-Oriented Tech] Object handling Visual attributes Property class inheritance Libraries and PL/SQL [Developer/2000 Reports: Data Model Des] Designing a break report Designing a multiple-query rpt Enhancing the data model [NW 4.1: Design Strategies] Determining a part strategy Determining a replica strategy Planning a time sync strategy Creating an accessibility plan Mobile user accessibility Developing a migration strategy [Developer/2000 Reports: Mat & Spec Des] Creating matrix reports Creating advanced matrix reports Creating specialised reports [Moving to Notes 4: The Power User] Advanced document features Automating Notes Database design [Management and Security - Windows] Challenges of network mgmnt Network procedures Physical network security Logical network security [LAN Operations - Windows] LAN components Copper media Fiber optic media Wireless LANs Data transmission Topologies Ring access Bus access [X.25 Networking - Windows] Packet-switched networks The X.25 protocol X.25 operation X.25 control mechanisms PAD The HDLC LAP-B protocol [Intermediate Word 6 MM] Creating tables Formatting tables Borders and shading Using Wizards Working with lists Beginning styles Using Autotext Checking grammar Using the thesaurus [NT Workstation 3.5x: Running Apps] NT subsystems Running MS-DOS applications Running 16-bit Windows apps The OS/2 subsystem The POSIX subsystem Platform independ & t/shooting [Moving to Notes 4: The Mobile User] Introduction Setting up for replication Replication settings The Replicator page [NT Server 3.5x: Installing and Upgrading] Pre-install considerations Installation considerations Variations on installation Upgrading to NT Server 3.5x Troubleshooting [IEEE LAN Architecture - Windows] The OSI model LAN standards 802.2 - LLC 802.3 - CSMA/CD 802.3 - physical layer 802.4 - token bus 802.4 - physical layer 802.5 - Token Ring 802.5 - physical layer High-speed LANs FDDI Comparative and case studies [Making the Most of PowerBuilder 5.0] The development interface Functions and events New controls Datawindow features Connecting to the database Scripting Performance enhancements [NT Server 3.5x: Migration from NetWare] Migration planning Configuring the Migration tool A trial migration [NT Server 3.5x: Using Windows NT Browser] The NT Computer Browser service Browser in action [Beginning Word 7] Introduction First steps Moving and copying text Checking spelling * Practice 1 Print preview mode Formatting Find and replace * Practice 2 Tabs and Help Headers and footers * Practice 3 [NT Server 3.5x: Implementing TCP/IP] Networking with TCP/IP TCP/IP configuration parameters Install and configure MS TCP/IP Implementing DHCP Introduction to WINS [Intermediate Word 7] Tables: introduction Working with tables Tables: presentation * Practice 1 Wizards Lists Styles: introduction * Practice 2 Addresses and logos Grammar checker Thesaurus and annotations * Practice 3 [NT Server 3.5x: Configuration and Admin] Directory replication Managing replication Fault tolerance Implementing fault tolerance Trust relationships Managing trust relationships Global and special groups [NT Server 3.5x: Implem/Managing Domains] Domains Managing a domain The Net Logon service User Manager for Domains User Profile Editor Implementing the four domain models [NT Server 3.5x: Interoperability] DOS and Windows clients Novell NetWare integration The Gateway Service for NetWare Apple Macintosh integration Service for Macintosh - security [NT Server 3.5x: Opt for Performance] The Performance Monitor utility Detecting bottlenecks Optimizing network performance Optimizing Windows NT Server [Developer/2000 Graphics: Fundamentals] Introduction to Graphics The Graphics Designer Customizing the layout Charts [Developer/2000 Graphics: Des & Dev] Drill-down charts Customizing charts with PL/SQL Debugging Integration with Forms & Reports [Modem and Interface Testing - Windows] How modems work Testing modems RS-232-C/EIA-232-E The break-out box [Analog Networks - Windows] Network links Network operation Faults, loss, and noise Testing [SAU: New Administration Features] System administration tools Replication Notes 4 Mail Naming and security Installation and setup Monitoring & managing dbases [System Administration I: Notes Mail] Notes Mail concepts Setting up mail routing Mail administration [SAP R/3 3.0 - FI Overview] Tasks and Structure G/L Accounting Accounts Receivable/Payable Asset Accounting Document Processing [SAP R/3 3.0 - Basic System Operations] Introduction A Typical R/3 Session [SAP R/3 3.0 - Advanced System Operations] Multiple Applications Creating Reports Special Functions [SAP R/3 3.0 - System Overview] R/3 Function Scope Data in the R/3 System The R/3 Modules [SAP R/3 3.0 - FI Accounts Receivable] Master Data Maintenance Entering Documents Processing Documents Special Postings Displaying Accounts [SAP R/3 2.2 - Introduction to MM] Introduction Creating Master Records [SAP R/3 2.2 - Master Data in MM] Maintaining Master Data Special Cases and Functions [SAP R/3 3.0 - ABAP/4 Fundamentals] Report Fundamentals Data in the R/3 System [SAP R/3 3.0 - Rep. Layout and Creation] Report Structure Basic Processing Techniques Report Development [SAP R/3 2.2 - Introduction to SD] Introduction Business Partners [SAP R/3 2.2 - Business Partners & Mats.] Business Partners Material Master Data Pricing and Output [SAP R/3 3.0 - FI Accounts Payable] Master Data Maintenance Entering Documents Processing Documents Displaying Accounts [NW Serv & Supp:Principles of Serv & Supp] The troubleshooting model Preventing problems Records and diagnostic tools [SMDS, MANs & Fibre Networks - Windows] SMDS operation SMDS Interface Protocol MANs FDDI SONET and FDH [Fast Packet Technologies] Introduction Frame relay Cell relay implementations Metropolitan area networks SONET and SDH [App Dev I: Creating a Notes Database] Introducing Notes applications Database design Database creation [Lotus Notes R4: The Basics] Introduction Reading and creating documents Working with documents Views and Folders Using Help [Beginning Excel 7] First steps Entering labels Entering formulas * Practice 1 Improving the appearance Making changes Spell checker * Practice 2 Printing Calculating dates * Practice 3 [PB 5: Object-Oriented Essentials] Classes, objects, & instantiation Inheritance Using inheritance in PowerBuilder Standard visual user objects Standard class user objects [Introducing LiveWire] Introducing Netscape LiveWire Introducing applications Working with LiveWire Creating database applications [App Dev I: Notes Form Design] Creating a form Creating basic fields Keyword, names, and computed fields Response forms [App Dev I: Writing Notes Formulas] Writing formulas @functions Form formulas View formulas [Lotus Notes R4: Using Notes Mail] Introduction Reading and replying to mail Sending a memo Automating mail [Lotus Notes R4: Beyond the Basics] Customizing Notes Working with folders Searching for information Working with documents Replication [Sys Admin I: Setting up a Notes System] Introduction System administration tools Server installation Workstation installation [SAU: Shared Mail] Introduction to shared mail Setting up shared mail Managing shared mail Linking and unlinking [Intermediate Excel 7] Using Autofill lists Sorting Creating styles * Practice 1 Advanced printing Defining names Introducing charts * Practice 2 Creating charts Formatting charts Printing charts * Practice 3 [System Administration I: Shared Mail] Introduction to shared mail Setting up shared mail Managing shared mail Linking and unlinking [PB 5: Implementing a User Interface] GUI design Menus MDI applications Variables Functions and events Getting objects to interact External source DataWindows Packaging the application [PB 5: The Basics] Introduction Basic PowerBuilder concepts Applications and libraries The user interface The data interface Connecting to the database Accessing source data Manipulating data Distributing the application [PB 5: DataWindow Concepts] How DataWindows work Creating DataWindows Formatting DataWindows Displaying and validating data Making DataWindows work Edit control CloseQuery [System Administration I: Replication] The replication process Controlling replication Scheduling replication Advanced replication [SAP R/3 2.2 - System Overview] R/3 Function Scope Company and Data Structures [SAP R/3 2.2 - Basic System Operations] Introduction Standard Functions [SAP R/3 2.2 - Adv System Operations] Standard Functions Working with Applications [SAP R/3 2.2 - Introduction to FI] Introduction G/L Accounts [Advanced Word 7] Working with styles IntelliSense TM features Organizer and templates Style gallery * Practice 1 Newspaper columns Working with frames Searching * Practice 2 Macros Mail merge Data sources * Practice 3 [WAN Fundamentals - Windows] Link types Digital technology Network switching Virtual circuits Packet-switching operations Packet-switched routing Network facilities [SAP R/3 2.2 - Customer and Vendor Master Data] Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable [SAP R/3 2.2 - Processing Documents in FI] Simple Documents Special Documents [SAP R/3 2.2 - Editing Documents in FI] Editing Documents Special Postings Displaying Accounts [SAP R/3 2.2 - Technical System Overview] R/3 Architecture Development Environment [SAP R/3 3.0 - FI G/L Accounting] Master Data Maintenance Entering Documents Processing Documents Displaying Accounts [SAP R/3 3.0 - Master Data in CO] Introduction Master Data [SAP R/3 3.0 - Planning, Posting and Reporting in CO] Actual Postings Planning and Reporting [SAP R/3 3.0 - FI Periodic Processing] Month-End Closing Year-End Closing Payments and Dunning [SAP R/3 3.0 - FI Asset Accounting] Master Data Maintenance Entering Documents Processing Documents Valuations and Lists [NW Serv & Supp: Network Boards] Selecting a network board Configuration information Manual configuration Configuration and testing software [NW Serv & Supp: Network Cabling] Ethernet * Hands-on: Using Ethernet connections Token Ring ARCnet FDDI [NW Serv & Supp: Research Tools] NSEPro MTL NetWire Novell's Internet services [Advanced Excel 7] Borders and shapes Group editing Creating templates * Practice 1 Outlining Protecting worksheets Linking worksheets * Practice 2 Consolidating data Function wizard * Practice 3 [Database Management - Windows] DBMS security Integrity Concurrency control [Database Fundamentals - Windows] Data sharing The database approach Workings of a DBMS DBMS environment Role of the DBA [Principles of OOP: I] Introduction Data abstraction Classes Methods and messages [Principles of OOP: II] Inheritance Polymorphism and dynamic binding The development process Development environments [App Dev Up II: Application Design] Data entry and display Looking up data Layout regions [Excel 7 for the Power User] Printing large sheets Auditing spreadsheets Creating macros * Practice 1 Editing macros Charting Stock market charts * Practice 2 Lists as databases Sorting lists Filtering lists * Practice 3 [NW Serv & Supp: The DOS Workstation] IPX/NETX and ODI NetWare DOS Requester Remote boot TRACK ON Memory on the DOS workstation * Correcting configuration errors [Lotus Notes R4: The Mobile User] Using Notes remotely Setting up for remote replication Mobile Notes Mail The Replicator page Customizing replication [Lotus Notes R4: The Power User] Advanced document features Hotspots Automating Notes Database design [App Dev I: Notes Form & View Enhancement] Enhancing a form Subforms Enhancing views Automating forms and views [App Dev I: Finalizing a Notes Dbase] Creating an agent Creating a Notes navigator Implementing database security Rolling out the database Database copies and templates [App Dev Up II: Controlling the App] Automating and enhancing an app Controlling database access Replication and mail [NW Serv & Supp: Storage Devices I] Introduction to hard disks Installing SCSI disks Partitions and volumes * Hands-on: SCSI [NW Serv & Supp: The Server & the Nwrk II] Protocol analysis LANalyzer and Ethernet LZFW and Ethernet alarms LZFW and Token Ring Disaster recovery options [NW Serv & Supp: Storage Devices II] IDE CD-ROM Working with IDE hard drives [NW Serv & Supp: The Server & the Nwrk I] Network Management Installing the latest software Server abends and lockups Troubleshooting abends and lockups Troubleshooting perform bottlenecks [Lotus Notes R4: Notes and the Net] The Internet The Web Navigator database Managing Internet information [App Dev I: Notes View & Folder Design] Planning views View design Enhancing a view [Sys Admin I: Naming and Security] Naming Hierarchical certificates The Notes ID ACLs and Security [NT Wstation 4.0: Opt for Perform] Automatic optimization Manual optimization Performance Monitor [Sys Admin I: Extending a Notes System] Adding servers Adding workstations Workstations for mobile use Database administration The administration process [Beginning Access 7] Exploring a database Creating a database Modify table design * Practice 1 Creating a form Finding records Select queries * Practice 2 Calculations in queries Creating reports * Practice 3 [NW Serv & Supp: Network Printing I] NetWare printing Servicing printers Initial troubleshooting steps Printing problems at the wstation [NW Serv & Supp: Network Printing II] Problems at the print queue Problems at the print server Problems at remote print wstation Problems at the printer [Intermediate Word 6 MM] Creating tables Formatting tables Borders and shading Using Wizards Working with lists Beginning styles Using Autotext Checking grammar Using the thesaurus [Advanced Word 6 MM] Using built-in styles Using Autoformat Copying styles Using the Style Gallery Newspaper-style columns Using frames Finding files Creating macros Creating form letters Sorting records [Intermediate Access 7] Customizing queries Advanced queries Relationships * Practice 1 Table design Customizing forms Enhancing forms * Practice 2 Creating subforms Reports/mailing labels * Practice 3 [VB 4.0: Testing and Debugging] Errors The Debug window * Hands-on:Using VB's debugging tools [VB 4.0: Application Control] Functions and statements Controls Menus, status bars, and toolbars Drag-and-drop * Hands-on: Controlling program flow [VB 4.0: Basic Concepts] The Visual Basic 4.0 environment Objects and events Forms and basic controls * Hands-on: Creating a logon screen [VB 4.0: Forms Variables and Procedures] Visual Basic code Managing forms Variables, datatypes, & constants Working with procs and functions * Hands-on: Forms and procedures [Managing Web Sites with LiveWire] Site Manager Creating sites with Site Manager Managing Web sites Application Manager [Beginning Excel 5 MM] Creating a workbook Entering labels Entering formulas Improving the appearance Making changes Spell checker Printing Calculating dates [VB 4.0: Developing Database Applications] Data access and control Data Form Designer Development issues * Hands-on: Accessing databases [NT 3.5x to 4.0 Upgrade] Installing and upgrading Architecture changes Hardware issues The new shell Common administrative tasks [SA II: Notes and the Internet] Notes, the Internet, and the Web Managing the Web Navigator Publishing Web pages [App Dev II: Notes Workflow Applications] Workflow applications Designing multidbase applications Sample database applications [SA II: Server Activity & Performance] Server monitoring Statistics and events Database and network monitoring [SA II: Cross-certs & Multiple Domains] Cross-certification Communicating with multiple doms Merging and splitting domains [NT 3.5x to 4.0: Networking Upgrade] General changes DNS Server RAS and Internet Explorer Internet Information Server [NT Server 4.0: Migration from NetWare] Migration planning Configuring the Migration Tool A trial migration [X.25 Protocols & Operation] The X.25 protocol X.25 operation X.25 control mechanisms [Frame Relay: Protocols & Implementation] Frame Relay protocol Local management interface Frame Relay implementations [Managing LANs] The network manager's role Resources Cabling [Troubleshooting LANs] Server management Token Ring LANs Ethernet networks [Introduction to X.25 Networking] Packet-switched networks PAD The HDLC LAP-B protocol [Frame Relay: Concepts & Operation] Evolution to Frame Relay Frame Relay operations Frame Relay implementations [LAN Media & Components] LAN components Copper media Fiber optic media Wireless LANs [PowerPoint 7] Introducing PowerPoint Creating slides Changing text * Practice 1 Charts and graphs Using templates Wizards * Practice 2 Printing Slide shows * Practice 3 [IEEE: Introduction & the 802.2 LLC] The OSI model LAN standards 802.2 - LLC [IEEE 802.4 Token Bus High Speed LANs] 802.4 - token bus 802.4 - physical layer High-speed LANs FDDI Comparitive and case studies [IEEE 802.3-CSMA/CD & 802.5 Token Ring] 802.3 - CSMA/CD 802.3 - physical layer 802.5 - Token Ring 802.5 - physical layer [LAN Topologies & Techniques] Topologies Data transmission Ring access Bus access [AD II: Notes Internal & Reserved Fields] Internal fields @GetDocField and @SetDocField Reserved fields [AD II: Advanced Notes Views & Agents] View enhancement Form formulas Using agents for app automation Creating complex agents [AD II: Enhancing Data Entry & Display] Layout regions Accepting data using dialog boxes Displaying forms and views [AD II: Implementing Notes Workflow] Setting up mail routing Mail-enabling a database Mail-enabling a form Automating main using @MailSend [AD II: Multiline Formulas & Data Lookup] Formula control List manipulation Environment variables Looking up Notes data [AD II: Securing Notes Applications] Readers and Authors fields Signing and encryption Template management [NT 4.0: File Sys Res & Sec] Choosing a file system Basic disk administration Advanced disk administration Implementing NTFS security Creating network resources Backup Securing the system Controlling user access [Oracle 7 Admin: Fundamentals] Oracle 7 admin and architecture Enterprise Manager Starting & shutting down an inst [Oracle 7 Admin: Auditing the Database] Auditing the database Auditing statements and privileges Auditing objects The audit trail [Oracle 7 Admin: Creating an Oracle 7 Db] Design and planning Preparing the database Creating and securing a database The data dictionary [Beginning Access 2 MM] Exploring a database Creating a database Modifying table design Creating a form Finding records Select queries Calculations in queries Creating reports [Intermediate Access 2 MM] Customizing queries Advanced queries Relationships Table design Customizing forms Enhancing forms Creating subforms Reports and mailing labels [Oracle 7 Admin: Adv Architecture & NLS] Server configurations Add-on options National Language support [Getting Started with JavaScript] The JavaScript environment Learning JavaScript Language structures Controlling your application [AD III: Extending Notes Applications] Enterprise-wide applications Using LotusScript to access data Enterprise-wide app features [Oracle 7 B&R: Methods & Theory] Backup methods Recovery theory Offline backup [Oracle 7 B&R: Backup Considerations] Architecture overview Failure scenarios [LAN Management & Security] Challenges of network management Network procedures Physical network security Logical network security [Data Communications: Nwrks & Standards] Telecommunications networks Computer network history Principles of networking Open standards [ATM Fundamentals - MM] Introduction to ATM Principles of ATM ATM networks Network applications Evolving to ATM [LANs: Media & Components] LAN components Copper media Fiber poptic media Wireless LANs [Oracle 7 Admin: Managing Data & Trans] Accessing and updating data Logging data Data Manager [LANs: Topologies & Techniques] Data transmission Topologies Ring access Bus access [Broadband ISDN - MM] Introduction to ISDN Broadband ISDN B-ISDN - technical aspects Broadband signaling Evolution of B-ISDN [Oracle 7 Admin: Db Structure & Storage] Database structure Tablespaces Storage allocation Monitoring space utilization [The JavaScript Object Model] JavaScript objects JavaScript's visible objects JavaScript's built-in objects Using custom objects [AD II: Controlling Access in Notes Apps] User roles Computed subforms View and form access control [Internet Concepts: The Basics] Internet concepts Communicating over the Net Doing business on the Web [Internet Concepts: Connecting to the Net] Configuring Connecting Security and businness providers [B-ISDN: Networks & Protocols] B-ISDN - technical aspects Broadband ISDN Broadband signaling [B-ISDN: Architecture & Channels] Introduction to ISDN Broadband ISDN Evolution of B-ISDN [Packet Switching WANs] Virtual circuits Packet-switching operations Packet-switched routing Network facilities [WAN Technologies] Link types Digital technology Network switching [ATM Architecture & Protocols] The ATM layered model AAL services Transmission technologies [ATM Principles] Introduction to ATM Principles of ATM ATM cells [ATM Networking] ATM Networks ATM cells Network applications Evolving to ATM [Oracle 7 Admin: Managing Constraints] Constraints Working with constraints [Data Communications: Nwrks & Standards] Telecommunications networks Computer network history Principles of networking Open standards [Data Communications: Signals & Systems] Signal theory Modulation and multiplexing Data transmission Datacomms equipment Transmission media [PB5: DataWindow Construction Techniques] Creating a DataWindow Using Datastores Reporting essentials External data courses Creating complex reports Ad hoc reports DataWindows with OLE 2.0 [PB5: Maximizing DataWindow Features] DataWindow components DataWindow properties DataWindow mechanics Sharing result sets DataWindow errors Controlling validation Controlling user input Managing transactions [PB5: Object-Oriented Constructs] Object instances Encapsulation Menus Non-visual user objects Methods Advanced instantiation Messaging - basics Polymorphism [PB5: Object-Oriented Implementation] Implementing messages Global data Extending the application Multiple inheritance Using service classes Business rules Multiple platforms [Protocol Layers & the OSI Model] Protocols and the OSI model OSI lower layers IEEE 802 standards OSI upper layers [Fundamentals of Internetworking] Internetworking Packet switched networks Fast packet technologies [Intro to Common Networking Protocols] Non-OSI LAN lower layers TCP/IP Netware Proprietary protocol suites [Oracle 7 B&R: Incomplete Recovery] Reasons for incomplete recovery Performing an incomplete recovery After recovery Re-creating the file control [Oracle 7 B&R: Advanced Techniques] Archiving Online backup Minimizing downtime [Oracle 7 Admin: Managing Segments] Rollback segments Data segments Index segments Cluster segments [SAP R/3 3.0 - Technical Overview] Client/Server - Computing R/3 Architecture Integrated Development Environment [SAP R/3 3.0 - System Administration] System Configuration System Administration User Administration [Creating HTML Documents] Basic HTML documents Creating lists Web document design [Creating Fill-in Forms] Creating forms Interface options Using Server Side Include commands [CISCO: TCP/IP Protocols & CISCO Routers] IP routing concepts Scalability Routing summarization [Oracle 7 B&R: Logical Backups] Exporting data Importing data Direct-path exports [Oracle 7 B&R: Tshooting & the Standby Db] Tools for troubleshooting Corruption The standby database [Microsoft Exchange 4.0: Getting Started] Introducing Microsoft Exchange Sending mail Dealing with incoming mail Organizing mail Scheduling [CISCO: Internetworking Overview] Introducing internetworking The OSI model Common technologies - topologies Common technologies - protocols Routing basics Routing algorithms [Windows NT 4.0: Running Applications] NT subsystems Running MS-DOS applications Running 16-bit Windows apps The OS/2 subsystem The POSIX subsystem Platform independence & tshooting [Oracle 7 Admin: Manag Roles & Profiles] Roles Managing roles Managing profiles [Oracle 7 Admin: Manag Users & Privileges] Users Managing users System privileges Object privileges [NW 4.1 to 4.11 Update: Moving to NW 4.11] Installing Client 32 Macintosh Services Migrating to NetWare 4.11 Online documentation [Intermediate Excel 5 MM] Using Autofill lists Sorting Creating styles Advanced headers and footers Defining names Modify Chart Create Chart Formatting Chart Printing Chart [Advanced Excel 5 MM] Borders and shapes Group editing Creating templates Outlining Protecting worksheets Linking worksheets Consolidating data Function wizard [Excel 5 for the Power User MM] Printing large sheets Auditing large sheets Creating macros Editing macros Charting non-adjacent cells Stock market charts Using list as databases Sorting lists Filtering lists [Internetworking: Devices] Bridge operations Routing and gateway issues Routing algorithms and protocols [Internetworking: Bridging Protocols] Bridge functions Transparent bridging Source route bridging Bridges in IEEE networks [Windows NT 4.0: Sharing & Sec Nwrk Res] Implementing NTFS security Creating network resources Backup Securing the system Controlling user access [Windows NT 4.0: I&U NT Wstation] Pre-installation considerations Installation considerations Disk & file system options Installation methods [AD III: Working with Rich Text in Notes] Creating a rich text field Manipulating rich text Working with embedded objects [AD III: Notes Error Trapping & Logging] Error trapping Error trapping code Logging application activity * Hands-on: Logging activity [Windows NT 4.0: Migration from NetWare] Migration planning Configuring the migration tool A trial migration [Windows NT 4.0: Managing Printing] Windows NT printing Using the Printers folder Basic printer configuration Advanced printer configuration [AD III: Searching Notes Databases] Notes search methods Full-text indexed searches Searching mulyiple databases [AD III: Accessing Non-Notes Databases] Configuring ODBC @Db formulas & non-Notes dbs LotusScript & non-Notes dbs [Windows NT 4.0: Manag Users & Groups] The NT 4.0 environment Orientation User accounts Group accounts Security policies User Manager for Domains Global and special groups Workstations and domains Moving from a Workgroup to a domain [Windows NT 4.0: Monitoring & Audit Res] Diagnostic utilities Domains Managing a domain [Windows NT 4.0: Basic Configuration] Control Panel: System Properties Configuring network settings Control Panel: Config the system Choosing a file system User profiles Roaming user profiles Managing user profiles System policies [Windows NT 4.0: Adv Tshooting & Optim] Resources Advanced problem resolution Nwrk optim with Performance Monitor Nwrk optim using Network Monitor [Windows NT 4.0: Tshooting & Optimization] The NT boot process Controlling the boot process Emergency Repair and boot disks The registry Automatic optimization Manual optimization Performance Monitor Detecting bottlenecks Optimizing NT Server [Windows NT 4.0: Config & Admin] Folder replication Managing replication Fault tolerence Implementing fault tolerence Basic disk administration Advanced disk administration [Windows NT 4.0: Wstation Nwrk & Interop] Supported networks Connecting to Novell NetWare Working in a NetWare environment TCP/IP Troubleshooting Peer Web Services Internet Information Server Internet Explorer Exchange [Windows NT 4.0: Directory Services] Trust relationships Managing trust relationships The Net Logon service User Manager for Domains Implement the four domain models [Windows NT 4.0: Network Configuration] Network components Protocols, mechanisms, and binding Network-sharing components Remote Access Service Dialing out [CISCO: TCP/IP Addressing & CISCO Routers] The TCP/IP protocol suite IP addressing Subnetting IP configuration Hierarchical addressing [CISCO: CISCO Router Configuration Basics] Router basics I Router basics II Router Configuration Accessing other routers [AD III: Work with Notes Nletter Agents] LotusScript versus formula agents The NotesNewsLetter Class Creating a search agent Enhancing a search agent [Windows NT 4.0: I&U NT Server] Pre-installation considerations Installation considerations Variations on installation Upgrading to NT Server 4.0 Troubleshooting [Advanced HTML Links] HTML links Telnet FTP mailto & ngroup links Advanced HTML features Text background and imagemaps [Windows NT 4.0: Getting Started] From the beginning Using Windows NT Explorer Files and folders Applets and applications [Windows NT 4.0: Implementing TCP/IP] Networking with TCP/IP TCP/IP configuration parameters Installing and configuring TCP/IP Implementing DHCP WINS [Windows NT 4.0: Adv Nwrk Print & Integ] The Windows NT Browser service Browser operations Apple Macintosh integration Services for Macintosh - security Advanced printer configuration [SAP R/3 3.0 - Maintain Master Data in MM] Creating Master Data Maintaining Master Data Displaying Master Data [Windows NT 4.0: NT Server Nwrk & Interop] 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