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Training Course Summary:

This course provides students with an introduction to the Microsoft platform of technologies for developing powerful collaboration solutions. The primary focus of this course will be on explaining the platform, developing noncoding collaboration solutions, and developing form-based solutions. This course should be considered a step toward technical certification.

Pre-Requisites:

Familiarity with the Outlook user interface
Background in programming logic (not essential, but recommended)
Experience with the Microsoft Visual Basic® programming system (not essential, but recommended)
Basic hypertext markup language (HTML) proficiency

Training Course Overview/Content:

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

Describe the components of collaboration applications.
Name the types of collaboration applications that can be created.
Name the instant collaborations available from within the Microsoft Outlook® messaging and collaboration client.
Describe how Outlook integrates with Microsoft Exchange Server and with public folders on Exchange Server to accomplish collaboration applications.
Create and customize an instant collaboration by using Outlook built-in modules.
Customize and configure an Outlook form, including creating or adding fields, adding controls, integrating Microsoft Office 97 documents, and applying actions.
Describe the Web development tools and their features.
Describe the Active Server Pages (ASP) object model, as well as the functionality of each object within the model.
Deploy an application by distributing forms and granting appropriate permissions.