SHAREPOINT TRAINING

Microsoft Sharepoint training institute in Chennai offers Hands On SharePoint 2013 and SharePoint 2010 Training Courses for Developers and Adminstrators. Our Job Oriented Sharepoint training in chennai courses are taught by well recognized Microsoft Certified Industry Expert having more than 18+ years of experience using Microsoft Technologies.

SHAREPOINT TRAINING IN CHENNAI

We provide SharePoint 2010 & 2013 Placement training, SharePoint Administrator and SharePoint developer training to prepare you for certification on Microsoft SharePoint. SharePoint courses are taught by Microsoft Certified Trainers (MCT) and use Microsoft Official Curriculum (MOC) so you can feel confident that you are receiving the best SharePoint training available. All our Best Sharepoint training in Chennai focuses on practical than theory model.

Our SharePoint Training courses in Chennai are designed to help you put your learning in practical real-time situations.

Sharepoint Training and Certification Courses in Chennai

SharePoint Developer Training: Microsoft SharePoint 2010, Application Development training course is intended for professional developers who use Microsoft SharePoint 2010 & 2013 in a team-based, medium-sized to large development environment.
SharePoint Admin Training: Expert SharePoint training (Online Training or Classroom) will help your team develop quality, predictable, cost-effective solutions using Microsoft SharePoint Server.
SharePoint Training for End Users: This SharePoint 2013 End User class is for end users working in a SharePoint 2013 environment. The course teaches SharePoint basics such as working with lists and libraries as well as basic page customizations.

Sharepoint Training and Certification Courses in Chennai

Gone are those days when we used to manage all information in a corporate manually. For every type of requirement we have different solutions but integrating them is a big nuisance. SharePoint integrated intranet, document management, content management is an excellent way to find secure place to store, organize, share, and access information from almost any device. To get started using the extraordinary features of SharePoint all an associate in the organization need is just a browser like IE or Firefox or Chrome. SharePoint is a pre-developed ASP.NET application by Microsoft for managing day to day activities of a corporate portal.

www.greenstechnologys.com ‘s SharePoint 2013 training course is divided into following major modules:

1. SharePoint Fundamentals
2. SharePoint Designer and Branding
3. SharePoint Administration
4. SharePoint Development.

In each of the online SharePoint 2013 training modules our trainer Mr. Sandeep Soni has showcased minute details of each and every feature. For every topic, demonstrations are included explaining all the steps to achieve the required output. The course material bundled with the training program can be of excellent use to the users as a quick refresher of the topics before attending the interviews.

Sharepoint Training and Certification Courses in Chennai

In SharePoint 2013 Fundamental Training modules the course will allow learners to

• Understand IIS Web Server and hosting websites in IIS.
• Understand the role of SharePoint in developing Corporate Portal.
• Creating Sites and Subsites.
• Understanding and the use out of the box lists and libraries to build the SharePoint site.
• Creating Custom Lists and Libraries.
• Working with Content Types and Site Columns.
• Use out of the box Web Parts.
• Use out of the box workflow management.

In SharePoint 2013 Designer and Branding Training modules, the course will allow learners to

• Develop familiarity with SharePoint Designer 2013.
• Creating External Lists using BCS.
• Branding SharePoint site.
• Working with Master Pages and Themes.
• Creating forms for lists and libraries using InfoPath.

In SharePoint 2013 AdministrationTraining modules the course will allow learners to

• Installing and configuring all the required software’s products to work with Microsoft SharePoint 2013.
• Creation of SharePoint Web Applications, Site Collections, Sites and Sub sites.
• Managing permissions for Active directory users in database based on Claims authentication.
• Provisioning Service Applications and binding with Web Applications.
• Managing large amount of data and documents using Content management features like document sets, document IDs and content organizer.
• Configuring and manage user profile service and activate various socializing features of SharePoint 2013.
• Implementing Search Features in the site.
• Learning PowerShell and writing scripts to performing important admin related operations.
• Plan and execute Backup and Restore.

In SharePoint 2013 Development Training modules the course will allow learners to

• Learning SharePoint Server API.
• Customizing most widely used sections of the SharePoint (site collections,sites,lists, lists items, list queries, fields).
• Using CAML Queries and LINQ to fetch data from SharePoint lists.
• Understand features and executing custom code while features are activated and deactivating.
• Write code for custom event handlers.
• Building and deploying web parts.
• Develop custom workflow solutions for SharePoint.
• Using features and solutions for deploying projects in Microsoft SharePoint Server 2013.
• Developing Sandboxed solutions with limited access.
• Accessing external data using BCS.
• Develop custom Application Page with Client Side Object Model.
• Using RESTful and OData.
• Develop SharePoint Apps for different environments.

SharePoint Developer Training Courses

     For developers building components and solutions for SharePoint      Foundation or SharePoint Server with SharePoint 2007, SharePoint 2010 or      SharePoint 2013 as well as those who want to extend the platform.

Understanding SharePoint 2013

In this module students will get up to speed on SharePoint 2013 both from a SKU/license perspective as well as from a capability & architectural perspective. The different deployment models will also be covered in depth (on-premises / hosted (Office 365) / hybrid) and an overview on the different development and extensibility options.

• SharePoint History
• Significant Changes from SharePoint 2010
• SharePoint 2013 Topology & Architecture
• SharePoint 2013 Deployment Options Extensibility Options
• Course Introduction

Hands-on Lab: Creating a SharePoint Server 2013 Environment for Development & Testing

• Exercise 1: Configure Host Computer Hyper-V & Networking
• Exercise 2: Install & Configure a Windows Server
• Exercise 3: Install Active Directory Domain Services
• Exercise 4: Install SQL Server 2012
• Exercise 5: Install & Configure SharePoint Server 2013
• Exercise 6: Configure SharePoint to Host My Sites
• Exercise 7: Install & Configure Workflow Manager 1.0
• Exercise 8: Install the Microsoft Office 2013 Professional Clients
• Exercise 9: Install Visual Studio 2012

SharePoint Development Practices and Techniques

With a solid understanding of the high-level structure of SharePoint 2013, students will then learn what the development options and tools available to them for creating custom solutions in this module. Not only are the tools & approaches covered, but an overview of the different APIs available for both server-side and client-side development are discussed in this module. Finally, some practices and techniques are demonstrated along with some useful tools (both those included with SharePoint as well as publically available free tools) for debugging & testing customizations.

• Extensibility & Development Options
• Packaging Extensibility & Development Artifacts
• SharePoint 2013 APIs
• SharePoint Development Environment
• SharePoint Development Tools and Utilities
• Community Development Tools and Utilities
• Client-Side Development Tools and Libraries
• Windows PowerShell and SharePoint

Hands-on Lab: SharePoint Development Practices & Techniques

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Working with the jQuery and datajs JavaScript Libraries
• Exercise 3: Working with the KnockoutJS JavaScript Library

Developing SharePoint Solutions

SharePoint extensibility has traditionally been done using solution packages (*.wsp’s). The two types of solutions, farm & sandbox, are covered in depth in this module. Students will learn when they are available depending on the deployments, what you can and can’t do with them as scenarios when they are applicable.

• Understanding SharePoint Solutions
• Farm Solutions
• Sandbox Solutions
• Breaking Out of the Sandbox
• SharePoint Features

Hands-on Lab: Creating SharePoint Farm & Sandbox Solutions

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Creating Web Parts using Farm Solutions
• Exercise 3: Creating a Visual Web Part with AJAX Behavior
• Exercise 4: Creating a Sandbox Solution

Developing SharePoint Apps

SharePoint 2013 introduces a new way to extend SharePoint sites: the SharePoint App Model. This module will cover everything students need to know about the SharePoint App Model including how to deploy them to the Marketplace to monetize your projects.

• Introduction to SharePoint Apps
• Developing SharePoint Apps
• Distribution and Deployment
• App Lifecycle Events

Hands-on Lab: Extending SharePoint 2013 with the SharePoint App Model

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Create a SharePoint-Hosted App
• Exercise 3: Create a Provider-Hosted App

Pages, Navigation & User Interface

In this module you will learn how to create custom application pages as well as content pages and the details around customizing pages. In addition this module will also dive into the aspects of customizing the SharePoint user interface for custom branding experiences as well as customizing and extending the SharePoint Ribbon.

• Master Pages in SharePoint 2013
• Site Pages and Modules
• User Interface Design for Apps
• Application Pages
• Extending Site Settings

Hands-on Lab: Pages, Navigation and User Interface

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Add Site Pages to a SharePoint Solution
• Exercise 3: Customize the Rendering of a SharePoint List Using JavaScript
• Exercise 4: Creating a User Interface for a Cloud-Hosted App

Reusable Type Definitions and Templates

In this module you’ll learn how to create custom field types, field controls, site columns and content types as well as how to leverage them in custom solutions. In addition, you’ll also learn how to implement them in a repeatable fashion with the SharePoint tools in Visual Studio 2012. Finally this module will also cover creating site definitions and Web Templates

• Field Types & Controls
• Site Columns & Content Types
• List Definitions & Templates
• Site Definitions
• Web Templates

Hands-on Lab: Creating Field Types, Controls, Site Columns, Content Types and Lists

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Creating Custom Field Types & Controls
• Exercise 3: Creating Site Columns & Content Types
• Exercise 4: Creating Lists with Visual Studio

OAuth and Application Identity

In this module students will learn the basics of security and permissions in SharePoint 2013, specifically AuthN, AuthZ and claims based security. In addition students will also learn how to program with the security API and how to secure SharePoint Apps using app identity, and the new support for OAuth and server-to-server (S2S) authentication/security.

• SharePoint 2013 and Application Identity
• Requesting and Granting Application Permissions
• Authentication using OAuth
• Server-to-Server (S2S) High Trust

Hands-on Lab: Programming Secure SharePoint 2013 Apps: OAuth, AuthN & AuthZ

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Create a SharePoint-Hosted App
• Exercise 3: Create a Certificate and Register a High-Trust App
• Exercise 4: Create a S2S High Trust SharePoint Provider-Hosted App

OAuth and Application Identity

In this module you will learn how to create lists and document libraries using the SharePoint development tools in Visual Studio 2012. Students will also learn about the various events in SharePoint 2013 including the new remote event receiver capability.

• List Instances
• Document Libraries
• Events in SharePoint 2013
• Server-Side Event Receivers
• Remote Event Receivers

Hands-on Lab: Creating SharePoint 2013 Event Receivers

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Create Server-Side Event for all Announcement Lists
• Exercise 3: Create Server-Side Event for a Specific List
• Exercise 4: Creating List-Based Remote Event Receivers
• Exercise 5: Create an App Lifecycle Remote Event Receiver

Server-Side SharePoint Development

This module covers everything students need to know about building solutions that run on the server and use the SharePoint Server-Side API. In this module you will learn how to setup LINQ for SharePoint and query lists as well as use the more traditional methods of working with SharePoint data using CAML, SPQuery and SPSiteDataQuery.

• Server-Side API Overview
• Server-Side Data Access
• CAML, SPQuery & SPSiteDataQuery
• LINQ Primer
• LINQ for SharePoint

Hands-on Lab: Programming with the SharePoint 2013 Server-Side API

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Creating List Data
• Exercise 3: Querying a List Using CAML & SPQuery
• Exercise 4: Querying a List Using LINQ for SharePoint

Client-Side SharePoint Development

In this module students will learn how to leverage each of the three client object models (CSOM) implementations in SharePoint projects. In addition students will also learn how to use the OData/REST APIs to access SharePoint data from off the server.

• Overview of CSOM and REST
• Programming CSOM with C# and JavaScript
• REST and ODATA Fundamentals
• Making REST calls with C# and JavaScript

Hands-on Lab: Programming with the SharePoint 2013 REST API

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Calling the SharePoint 2013 REST API
• Exercise 3: Executing OData Queries to Discover the Lists
• Exercise 4: Using OData Filters and Templates
• Exercise 5: Querying SharePoint List Items

Developing Workflows

SharePoint 2013 dramatically changes the workflow architecture in the latest release. Workflow is now handled by Workflow Managers, both in on-premises and hosted deployments. In this module students will learn how to create custom workflows using SharePoint Designer 2013 and Visual Studio 2012 as well as some of the new capabilities introduced in SharePoint 2013 workflows: dynamic values, stages and remote web service calls.

• Workflow in SharePoint 2010
• Workflow in SharePoint 2013
• SharePoint 2013 Workflow Improvements
• Creating Custom Workflows
• Tooling: Visio 2013 & SharePoint Designer 2013
• Tooling: Visual Studio 2012
• Working with Web Services
• Advanced Workflow Debugging

Hands-on Lab: Automating Business Process with Workflows in SharePoint 2013

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Visio 2013 & SharePoint Designer 2013 Workflows
• Exercise 3: Visual Studio 2012 Workflows

Business Connectivity Services

In this module students will learn how to consume and interact with external data sources as well as how to create a custom .NET Assembly Connector. In addition students will also learn how to create BCS-enabled SharePoint Apps and some of the new support for remote callouts as well as how to work with BCS via the client-side object model and use OData sources.

• BCS Overview & Architecture
• External Content Types
• Using External Content Types
• Creating External Content Types
• Performance
• Security
• OData Backed External Content Types
• External Content Types in SharePoint Apps
• Notifications & Custom Event Receivers

Hands-on Lab: Working with External Data using Business Connectivity Services

• Exercise 1: Setup Lab Environment
• Exercise 2: Create & Use an External Content Type with SharePoint Designer 2013
• Exercise 3: Create & Use an External Content Type in an App with Visual Studio 2012

SharePoint Search

Previous versions of SharePoint included various search implementations between SharePoint search & FAST search. In SharePoint 2013 Microsoft merged their search implementations into a single, unified search architecture with a powerful and robust search API that is accessible both in server-side and client-side solutions. In this module students will learn about the search architecture as well as how to leverage it in custom solutions.

• Search Overview
• Search Architecture & APIs
• Executing Queries
• Search Verticals
• Parsers
• Custom Entity Extraction
• Web Service Callout

Hands-on Lab: Creating Custom Search Verticals and Apps

• Exercise 1: Setup Search & Creating the Glossary List
• Exercise 2: Creating the Search User Interface Vertical
• Exercise 3: Search App

Enterprise Content Management

This module will cover all the Enterprise Content Management (ECM) capabilities in SharePoint 2013 in the areas of document management, recordings management and eDiscovery. Microsoft invested a considerable amount of effort in eDiscovery in SharePoint 2013 and this module will cover what students need to know. In addition students will also learn how to work with Managed Metadata, what’s new in SharePoint 2013 and how to leverage it in custom solutions using either the existing server-side API or the new client-side API.

• Document Sets
• Records Management
• Managing Large Content Sets
• eDiscovery
• Managed Metadata
• Programming with Managed Metadata

Hands-on Lab: Working with and Developing with Managed Metadata

• Exercise 1: Creating & Using Taxonomies with the Managed Metadata Term Store Tool
• Exercise 2: Query and Update the Taxonomy Using the Server-Side API
• Exercise 3: Query and Update the Taxonomy Using the Managed CSOM

Web Content Management

SharePoint 2013 introduces a completely new approach Web Content Management (WCM). WCM sites (aka Publishing sites) are primarily search-based applications showing content from across a site collection, the SharePoint farm and/or external sources. In this module students will learn how to create Publishing sites that are based off search as well as how to implement custom brands using the new Design Manager.

• SharePoint 2013 WCM Platform Improvements
• Managing Content, Navigation and Authoring/li>
• Search Engine Optimization
• Cross Site Publishing – Content Reuse
• Content Catalogs & Topic Pages
• Branding Sites
• Design Manager
• Usage Analytics
• Multilingual

Hands-on Lab: Creating Publishing sites with Web Content Management

• Exercise 1: Setup Content Catalog, Taxonomy and Configure Search
• Exercise 2: Create and Populate the Publishing Site with Content
• Exercise 3: Customize Rollup and Detail Pages with the Content by Search Web Part
• Exercise 4: Implement a Custom Brand with the Design Manager

Office Services

This module includes any of the additional services that are not covered in various other places in the course. In this module students will learn how to programmatically work with the social and Excel Services APIs as well as how to do document assembly with Word Automation Services and PowerPoint Services. In addition students will learn about the dramatic changes with Access Services in SharePoint 2013 and how they can leverage the new Translation Service Application.

• Social
• Newsfeed
• Excel Services
• Word Automation Services
• PowerPoint Automation Services
• Translation Service

Hands-on Lab: Programming with the Social APIs & Office Services

• Exercise 1: Working with a User’s Social Feed
• Exercise 2: Programming the Social Feed
• Exercise 3: Excel Services – JavaScript Object Model
• Exercise 4: Excel Services – Retrieve Excel Data as OData
• Exercise 5: Word Automation Services
• Exercise 6: PowerPoint Automation Services
• Exercise 7: Translation Services

SharePoint Administrator Training Courses

For system administrators, IT Professionals and support technicians who are responsible for designing, implementing and maintaining SharePoint farms.

Getting Started with SharePoint 2013

This module introduces the basic architecture of SharePoint 2013 while highlighting the aspects of product which have been enhanced in this new release. There will also be a discussion about which features and services are available with SharePoint Foundation as well as the Standard Edition and Enterprise Edition of SharePoint Server 2013. The first module will conclude with an intensive primer on Windows PowerShell to ensure that all students have the basic skills required to read and write Windows PowerShell scripts which will be an essential skillset for later lectures and labs.

• SharePoint 2013 Architecture
• What&acutes New in SharePoint 2013
• Windows PowerShell Primer
• Lab Virtual Environment

Hands-on Lab: Getting Started with SharePoint Server 2013

• Exercise 1: Copy the Student files folder to the root drive of the WingtipServer VM
• Exercise 2: Working with the Windows PowerShell Console Window
• Exercise 3: Writing and Debugging Windows PowerShell Scripts
• Exercise 4: Using the ActiveDirectory Module to Manage User Accounts and Groups

Installing SharePoint 2013

This module steps through the details required to prepare for and install SharePoint Server 2013 in an on-premise environment. There will be an initial discussion of the hardware requirements and software requirements for installing SharePoint 2013. The lecture demonstrates how to create dedicated service accounts in Active Directory and how to run the SharePoint 2013 Prerequisite Installer. This module concludes by showing you how to install SharePoint 2013 and how to create a SharePoint 2013 farm and its configuration database.

• Hardware Requirements and Perquisite Software
• Creating Dedicated Service Accounts
• Installing SharePoint Server 2013
• Creating a new SharePoint 2013 Farm
• Getting Around in Central Administration

Hands-on Lab: Installing SharePoint Server 2013

• Exercise 1: Create Dedicated Service Accounts in Active Directory
• Exercise 2: Run the SharePoint Server 2013 Prerequisite Installer
• Exercise 3: Install SharePoint Server 2013
• Exercise 4: Getting Around in Central Administration

Topology and Farm Configuration

This module begins by introducing farm topologies and discusses how to scale a SharePoint 2013 farm by adding additional web servers and application servers that are configured for specific server roles. The lecture will also discuss how to use the Central Administration site to perform day-to-day administrative activities such as configuring managed accounts and time jobs. This module also describes the essential administrative task of creating and configuring service applications within a farm and demonstrates how to accomplish this by hand in Central Administration as well as by writing PowerShell scripts.

• Farm Topologies
• Caching and Request Management
• Configuring Managed Accounts
• Creating and Configuring Service Applications

Hands-on Lab: Configuring a SharePoint Server 2013 Farm

• Exercise 1: Working with PowerShell in the SharePoint 2013 Management Shell
• Exercise 2: Working with Managed Timer Jobs
• Exercise 3: Registering Managed Accounts
• Exercise 4: Creating a Service Application Instance by Hand
• Exercise 5: Configuring Service Applications using the Farm Wizard

Configuring Security and Authentication

This module discusses the SharePoint 2013 options for configuring user authentication and discusses why Microsoft has deprecated Classic Mode authentication in favor of newer Claims-based security model. You will learn how to configure user Windows authentication using Kerberos, NTLM and Basic Authentication as well as how to configure FBA where user names and passwords can be maintained in a SQL Server database. You will also learn the skills required to leverage the Windows Azure Access Control Service (ACS) to configure an on-premise farm to support authentication through external identity providers such as Windows Live and Facebook.

• Application Pools and Service Accounts
• User Authentication in SharePoint 2013
• Configuring Authentication Providers
• Configuring Web Applications

Hands-on Lab: Configuring Security

• Exercise 1: Add Active Directory Users as Farm Administrator
• Exercise 2: Configuring Application Pools and Service Accounts
• Exercise 3: Configuring DNS Settings in DNS Manager
• Exercise 4: Create a new Web Application which uses Kerberos Authentication
• Exercise 5: Add Test SSL Certificates to the WingtipServer VM
• Exercise 6: Creating a new Web Application that uses SSL
• Exercise 7: Configure Internet Explorer to Login Automatically

Configuring Web Applications

This module discusses the essential issues to consider when creating and configuring Web applications within an on-premise farm. You will learn how to create and manage the content databases associated with a Web application as well as how to configure list throttling and site quotas. This lecture also discusses the disciplines and governance strategies which an organization can employ when creating and managing 1000s of sites and site collections in an enterprise environment.

• Creating and Configuring Web Applications
• Managing Site URLs
• Creating Host Header Site Collections
• Self Service Site Creation
• Managing Content Databases

Hands-on Lab: Configuring Web Applications

• Exercise 1: Configuring General Web Application Settings
• Exercise 2: Creating a Site Collection using Central Administration
• Exercise 3: Creating Host Header Site Collections
• Exercise 4: Creating Host Header Site Collections using a Wildcard SSL Certificate

Managing Site Collections

This lecture begins by discussing the standard site templates available in SharePoint 2013 for creating various types of sites such as Team Sites, Blank Site and Publishing Sites. You will learn about capacity planning strategies which can be used to prevent site collections and content databases from growing too large. The module also discusses how permissions and access control are managed within the context of a site collection and then demonstrates the best practice technique of configuring permissions in terms of SharePoint groups. This lecture also introduces the essential concepts of SharePoint tenancies and site subscriptions and shows how creating and configuring SharePoint tenancies provides new options for configuring and managing sites.

• Site Templates
• Site Design
• Site Collection Security
• Understanding Tenancies
• Configuring Subscriptions

Hands-on Lab: Creating Site Collections

• Exercise 1: Create a Document Center Site in the Wingtip Intranet
• Exercise 2: Create a Blog Site as a Host Header Site Collection at https://blog.wingtip.com
• Exercise 3: Create a Publishing Site at https://www.wingtip.com
• Exercise 4: Creating a Site Collection in a New Content Database
• Exercise 5: Install and Begin to use Microsoft Office 2013 SharePoint Designer

Business Data Connectivity Service

The module describes the basic architecture and enhancements to the Business Data Connectivity Service (BCS). You will learn how to create External Content Types and to configure them with profile pages to establish read/write connections to backend data sources. You will also learn how to expose External Content types in SharePoint sites using External Lists. The module will also teach you how to leverage the new OData support in the BCS to create connections to any OData-compatible data source on the Internet. Along the way you will learn to integrate the Secure Store Service when configuring BSC security with advanced techniques involving secondary security credentials and overcoming the double-hop authentication problem.

• BCS Overview & Architecture
• External Content Types
• Using External Content Types
• Creating External Content Types
• Security

Hands-on Lab: Creating External Content Types with the BCS

• Exercise 1: Creating the SQL Server Database named WingtipCustomersDB
• Exercise 2: Creating A Secure Store Service Application
• Exercise 3: Create an External Content Type using SharePoint Designer 2013
• Exercise 4: Create an External List Based on the External Content Type

The Managed Metadata Service

This module introduces the architecture, capabilities and enhancements to the Managed Metadata Service and the Term Store in SharePoint 2013. You will learn how to create taxonomies of managed metadata which can be used to tag items and documents. You will also see how to use the Content Organizer to route documents based on criteria such as the document&acutes content type and metadata tags. There will be a discussion of configuring a site collection as a Content Type Publishing Hub to syndicate a collection of custom content types and site columns for use across all the site collections within a farm.

• Managed Metadata Service (MMS) Overview
• Document Sets
• Records Management
• Managing Large Content Sets
• eDiscovery

Hands-on Lab: Working with the Managed Metadata Service

• Exercise 1: Creating a Taxonomy with the Managed Metadata Term Store Tool
• Exercise 2: Use the Taxonomy in a SharePoint List

Configuring The User Profile Service

This module discusses how to take advantage of the User Profile Service and the Social Networking features in SharePoint Server 2013. You will learn how to create and configure a User Profile Service Application as well as how to synchronize user profiles against Active Directory user accounts using the User Profile Synchronization Service. The module discusses several other topics which rely on User Profile Service Applications such as notes and tagging, audience targeting and MySites

• Overview of User Profiles and Social Networking
• Creating a User Profile Service Application (UPA)
• User Profile Synchronization Service (UPS)
• Creating and configuring Audiences
• Creating and Managing My Sites
• The Task Management Service

Hands-on Lab: Configuring the User Profile Service

• Exercise 1: Creating the User Profile Service Application
• Exercise 2: Working with MySites
• Exercise 3: Configuring the User Profile Synchronization Service

SharePoint 2013 Service Applications

The module discusses three essential service applications of SharePoint Server 2013 standard edition including Business Connectivity Services (BCS), the Managed Metadata Service (MMS) and the User Profile Service.

• Service Application Overview
• Business Connectivity Service (BCS)
• Managed Metadata Service (MMS)
• User Profile Service (UPS)

Hands-on Lab: Configuring Service Applications

• Exercise 1: Creating the SQL Server Database named WingtipCustomersDB
• Exercise 2: Creating a Secure Store Service Application
• Exercise 3: Create an External Content Type using SharePoint Designer 2013
• Exercise 4: Create an External List Based on the External Content Type
• Exercise 5: Creating the User Profile Service Application
• Exercise 6: Working with MySites
• Exercise 7: Configuring the User Profile Syndication Service

Configuring SharePoint Server 2013 Search

Previous versions of SharePoint included various search implementations between SharePoint search & FAST search. In SharePoint 2013 Microsoft has merged their search implementations into a single, unified search architecture. This module introduces the new search architecture of SharePoint 2013 and discusses how to use the new search features. In this module students will learn about the search architecture as well as how to leverage it in custom solutions.

• SharePoint 2013 Search Overview
• Configuring Search
• Executing Search Queries
• Search Verticals
• Custom Entity Extraction

Hands-on Lab: Configuring Search in SharePoint 2013

• Exercise 1: Creating the Search Service Application
• Exercise 2: Configuring the Search Service Application
• Exercise 3: Executing Search Queries

Health Monitoring and Optimization

This module explores common techniques used to monitor SharePoint 2013 farms and to optimize their performance. You will learn how to troubleshoot problems using the Developer Dashboard and how to read diagnostic information from ULS logs and the Logging Database. The module also discusses using the new Health Analyzer and configuring Usage Reporting. The lectures introduces the Request Manager which is new in SharePoint 2013 and discussed how it can be configured to take maximum advantage of your existing hardware.

• ULS Logging
• Logging Database
• Health Analyzer
• Useful Debugging Tools

Hands-on Lab: Monitoring and Troubleshooting

• Exercise 1: Reading ULS Logs
• Exercise 2: Using the SharePoint Developer Dashboard
• Exercise 3: Examining the Health Rules used by the Health Analyzer

Deploying SharePoint Apps and Custom Solutions

This module begins by discussing the use of farm solution and sandboxed solutions to deploy site customizations and custom business solutions. Next, you will learn about the architecture of the new SharePoint app model and how to configure an on-premises farm to supports apps. The module concludes with a look at the new SharePoint 2013 workflow architecture and steps you through configuring workflow support in an on-premises farm.

• SharePoint Solutions
• The New SharePoint App Model

Backup, Restore and Disaster Recovery

This module covers the essential strategies required for backing up and restoring content in and across SharePoint 2013 farms. The discussion begins with versioning and the Recycle Bin. Then you will learn to back up and restore site collections, Content Databases and entire farms using Windows PowerShell scripts and by hand through Central Administration. The modules conclude with a discussion of how to prepare for disaster recovery so that you can restore a SharePoint 2013 farm in the event of catastrophic server failure.

• Overview
• Versioning and Restoring Documents
• Configuring Recycle Bin Behavior
• Backing up and Restoring Content
• Disaster Recovery
• High Availability

Hands-on Lab: Backing Up and Restoring Content

• Exercise 1: Create Some Content to Back Up
• Exercise 2: Back up the Product Management Site with PowerShell and SQL
• Exercise 3: Recover Deleted Information using Central Administration

Upgrading Content from SharePoint 2010

This module focuses on what is required to upgrade content from SharePoint 2010 farms to SharePoint 2013. You will learn how to use the database attach strategy to migrate site content from a SharePoint 2010 farm to a SharePoint 2013 farm. You will also learn which SharePoint service applications offer a strategy to migrate their content and which do not. The module also introduces the concepts and mechanisms involved with the Visual Upgrade feature which allows users to begin working migrated sites using the SharePoint 2010 UI mode and then after a time to switch over to the standard UI mode of SharePoint 2013.

• Upgrade Concepts and Terminology
• Migrating Content with Database Attach
• Upgrading Site Collections
• UI Modes

Hands-on Lab: Upgrading Content from SharePoint 2010 to SharePoint 2013

• Exercise 1: Preparing SharePoint 2010 Content Databases for Upgrade
• Exercise 2: Restoring the SharePoint 2010 Content Database in a SharePoint 2013 Farm
• Exercise 3: Mounting the Restored Content Database

SharePoint Designer Training Courses

For Web designers required to fully customize SharePoint sites.

Module 01: Branding and Website Design

This module begins with an overview of branding, website design, and usability best practices. It poses essential questions that should be asked at the start of any SharePoint 2013 branding project, such as who is the intended audience and which browsers and devices should be supported. The module introduces the developer tools built into Chrome and the Internet Explorer as well as Firebug in FireFox. The module will also discuss which aspects of HTML5 should be used in a modern website design.

• Overview of branding, website design, and usability best practices
• Determining the target audiences
• Cross-browser compatibility
• Tablets and mobile devices
• Web designer tools for working with HTML and CSS
• What do you need to know about HTML5?

Module 02: SharePoint and Branding Assets Overview

This module explains how SharePoint 2013 processes pages in a SharePoint site by integrating .aspx pages together with master pages and CSS. You will learn about the standard SharePoint branding elements added to every sites such as the Master Page Gallery and the master pages included out of the box. The module also explains the difference between site pages and application pages from the perspective of a web designer. The final section of this module introduces the new Composed Looks feature of SharePoint 2013 and shows how it can be used to change the look and feel of the current site.

• SharePoint page processing architecture
• Overview of SharePoint branding assets
• Working with .aspx pages and master pages
• Understanding application pages
• Applying a Composed Look

Module 03: Team Sites versus Publishing Site

This module discusses essential differences between Team sites and Publishing sites. You will learn about the SharePoint 2013 Publishing features and how you can use them to create and manage a custom brand. The course also explains the function of the SharePoint Groups within a Publishing site and discusses the importance of the Approver group. You will also learn about the architecture used to publish structured content using which includes the Pages library, publishing page and page layouts. The final section of this module discusses the SharePoint publishing process to build your understanding of when various types of branding files need to be checked in and/or approved.

• Anatomy of a Team site
• Anatomy of a Publishing site
• SharePoint Groups in a Publishing site
• Branding features in a Publishing site
• Introduction to Publishing pages and Page Layouts
• Understanding Check-in and Approval requirements

Module 04: Design Manager

This module provides an in depth look at what the Design Manager is and it’s role in branding SharePoint Publishing sites. You will learn how to create a branded SharePoint site from an HTML and CSS prototype. This module will introduce the Snippet Gallery, which will be discussed in further detail in Modules 5 and 7, and Device Channels, which will be addressed in detail in Module 10. The final section of this module will cover creating, exporting, and importing Design Packages.

• Introduction to Design Manager
• Mapping a drive to a Publishing site
• Converting pure HTML pages into SharePoint Master Pages
• Working with Design Manager Snippets
• Configuring Device Channels
• Design Packages

Module 05: Master Pages

This module is dedicated to learning and customizing master pages. The first section proves a thorough walk through of seattle.master, reviewing necessary placeholders, server controls, and their location within the master page. You will also learn about the additional placeholders and server controls available in the Snippet Gallery, and their uses. The next section covers configuring the Ribbon, as well as navigation options.

• Walkthrough of seattle.master
• Named Placeholders in SharePoint 2013
• Server controls used in SharePoint Master Pages
• Configuring the Ribbon and Navigation
• Designing your own Starter Master Page

Module 06: Using CSS in SharePoint 2013

This module teaches students best practices for working with CSS in SharePoint. The module begins with an overview of CSS in SharePoint, then discusses the role of corev15.css, and how to work with and around it. The next section covers implementing a custom CSS and takes a deep dive into the use of browser Web Developer Tools to target and override default SharePoint styles.

• Overview of CSS in SharePoint
• Understanding the role of corev15.css
• Styling a SharePoint site using a custom CCS file
• Reverse-engineering HTML and CSS using Web Designer Tools
• Best practices in writing and maintaining CSS for SharePoint

Module 07: Page Layouts

This module provides students with the knowledge to create custom page layouts. The first sections covers the role of Page Layouts in SharePoint. Next is an overview of site columns and content types, their roles and uses, and how to create custom site columns and content types. You will then learn how to make page layouts using SharePoint Designer, as well as how to use the Design Manager. The final section covers managing content types and page layouts in a publishing site.

• Overview of Page Layouts
• Working with Site Columns and Content Types
• Creating Page Layouts with SharePoint Designer 2013
• Creating Page Layouts with Design Manger.
• Configuring Page Layouts in a Publishing Site

Module 08: Web Parts & XSLT

This module covers the use of web parts, and styling them using CSS and xslt. First is an overview of the many of the OOB we parts available in SharePoint 2013, and how to add and configure them on page. The lecture then moves on to styling web parts. This will provide a basic overview of xslt and simple ways to use it with CSS to customize the look of web parts.

• Overview of Web Parts in SharePoint 2013
• The Table of Content Web Part
• The Summary Links Web Part
• The Content Query Web Part
• Customizing Web Part Display using XSLT

Module 09: Display Templates and Content by Search Web Part

This module covers the use of content by search and customizing the result display with display templates. The module begins with a quick overview of javascript and how it is used in display templates. The next section addresses adding and configuring a search web part on a page. The lecture then moves on to the different types of display templates, how they are used, and how to customize them to suit your design needs.

• World’s Fastest JavaScript Primer
• Using the Content Web Search (CBS) Web Part
• Introduction to Display Templates in SharePoint 2013
• Customizing the CBS Web Part using Display Templates

Module 10: Responsive Design & Device Channels

This module covers responsive design and implementing it using device channels. We will review responsive design and it’s use for optimizing websites for mobile devices. The next section will cover implementing responsive design online using media queries. Then you will learn about device channels, a tool provided by SharePoint to implement responsive design on your SharePoint site. We will set up custom device channels with custom master pages and CSSs. The last section covers modifying layouts for use in multiple device channels.

• Introduction to Responsive Design
• Understanding Media Queries
• Adding responsive design to an HTML layout using CSS
• Configuring a Device Channel with a custom master pages for mobile devices
• Customizing a page layouts for specific device channels

Module 11: Composed Looks

This module covers creating and applying a customized composed look to a team site. The module begins by reviewing the OOB look, and how to make simple modifications to them. Next you will learn to create custom font and color files that can be used to create a composed look. The last section addresses when and how to create a custom master page and CSS to add to the font and color files to create a fully branded team site.

• Anatomy of a Composed Look
• Creating an .spfont file for a custom Composed Look
• Creating an .spcolor file using the Color Palette Tool
• Creating and Configuring Custom Composed Looks
• Packaging and Distribution

Module 12: Advanced Publishing SharePoint Features

This module gives an overview of some of the advanced features provided in SharePoint 2013. Discussions will include using variations for global sites, setting up the term store for use of managed navigation and friendly urls, and implementing catalogs and cross site publishing.

• Working with Variations
• Configuring Friendly URLs with Managed Navigation
• Understanding Catalog Sites and Cross-site Publishing
• Importing a Term set to Configure Managed Navigation

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