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About MTA Windows Server Administration Training Course

What is About MTA (Microsoft Technology Associate) Windows Server Administration Training?
The course teaches the students about the fundamental techniques of advanced technical concepts. In other the course is an introduction to those students who would like to get exposed to Microsoft Certification course. With the guidance of expert tutors, students will get an opportunity to assess, validate and enhance their technical credibility.
Administration capabilities on Microsoft server administration is an important aspect of the course. Analyzing various types of techniques that are involved in the Windows Server Administration, the course takes the students through a wide area they get deeper insight on the exact process of Microsoft Technology Associates.
Pre-Requisites for the Course
Basic knowledge on technology and its development
Additional Courses offered
MCSA â€“ Microsoft Certified Solutions Associate Course
MCSD- Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer Course

MTA Windows Server Administration Syllabus

MTA: Database Fundamentals
1. Core Database Concepts
- Database Concepts
- Data Manipulation Language (DML)
- Data Definition Language (DDL)
2. Creating Database Objects
- Key Terms
- Data Types
- Creating and Using Tables
- Creating Views
- Creating Stored Procedures
3. Manipulating Data
- Using Queries to Select Data
- Using Queries to Insert Data
- Updating Data and Databases
- Deleting Data
4. Data Storage
- Normalizing a Database
- Primary, Foreign, and Composite Keys
- Clustered and Non-Clustered Indexes
5. Administering a Database
- Securing Databases
- Backing Up and Restoring Databases
Windows Server Administration Fundamentals
1. Server
- What a Server Does
- Installing Windows Server 2008 RS
2. Managing Windows Server 2008 R2
- Performing Initial Configuration Tasks
- Using the Control Panel
- Configuring IP Address Settings
- Managing Devices and Device Drivers
- Using Microsoft Management Console and Administrative Tools
- Installing Programs, Roles, and Features
- Managing Services
- Registry
- Managing Server Core
3. Storage
- Storage Technologies
- Network Attached Storage and Storage Area Networks
- Disk Structure
- Using Disk Management Tools
4. Monitoring and Troubleshooting Servers
- Troubleshooting Methodology
- Booting the System
- Performance
- Business Continuity
- Backups
- Performing Server Repair
5. Essential Services
- Naming Resolution
- DHCP Services
- Directory Services with Active Directory
6. File and Print Services
- New Technology File System (NTFS)
- Sharing Drives and Folders
- Looking at Printers
- Enabling Auditing
7. Popular Windows Network Services and Applications
- Web Server
- Remote Access
- Remote Administration
- Server Virtualization
Windows Development Fundamentals
1. Windows Applications
- Windows Application Types
- Windows GUI
- Windows Non-GUI
- Windows Win32
- Windows Application User Interface Types
- Single Document User
- Multiple Document
- Navigation User
- Windows Application User Interface Design Principles
- Design Principles
- Applying Specific Design Principles
2. Creating a Windows Application Project in Visual Studio
- Windows Forms Application
- Windows Presentation Foundation Application
- Windows Service Application
3. Creating a Windows Forms User Interface
- Windows Forms
- Setting Windows Forms Properties
- Adding Multiple Windows Forms
- Creating Windows Forms Inheritance
- Instantiating and Inheriting Windows Forms
- Extending Inherited Windows Forms
- Windows Forms Controls
- Container Controls
- Menu and Toolbar Controls
- Input Controls
- Advanced Input Controls
- Component Controls
- Dialog Controls
- Creating Custom Windows Forms Controls
- Creating a Custom Control Library
- Inheriting a Custom Control Library
4. Controlling Application Execution
- Events in Windows Forms
- Creating Windows Forms Events
- Raising Windows Forms Events
- Events in WPF
- Creating Routed Events
- Windows Service Applications
- Understanding the Windows Service Applications
- Debugging Windows Services Applications
- Windows Application Debugging
- Debugging a Windows Service Application
5. Validating User Input
- Windows User Input Model
- Analyzing User Input Needs
- Handling Input Device User Inputs
- Keyboard User Inputs
- Mouse User Inputs
- Stylus User Inputs
- Control User Inputs
- Handling Exceptions
- Exception Class
- Trapping Exceptions
- Throwing Exceptions
6. Integrating Data
- Data in Windows Applications
- Active Data Objects (ADO.NET)
- Connecting Data to Windows Applications
- Data in Windows Forms
- Creating Windows Forms Data Controls
- Validating Data in Windows Forms
- Data in WPF
- WPF Binding
- Using WPF Specialized Binding
- Using WPF Database Binding
7. Packaging and Deploying Windows Applications
- Windows Application Distribution
- Windows Application Distribution Options
- Setup Wizard Template
- Windows Application Setup and Deployment Project Templates
- Windows Application Setup and Deployment Project Components
- Setup Project
- Merge Module Project
- ClickOnce Deployment