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Back to Main IndexThe Quill Consultancy recognises that it is becoming increasingly difficult for organisations and business to send people to the more "traditional" five day Microsoft Official Curriculum courses. The reasons for this appear to us to be:
In an effort to improve this we intend to trial the delivery of 1 day technical courses in Windows 2000 in the June to August period to enable organisations to better target Windows 2000 Server technical training for staff. All courseware will be existing Microsoft Official Curriculum, identical to what is currently used in our existing courses. The advantage however is that even though the course focus will be typically on 3 or 4 modules, students will have their own copy of the courseware to take away; for many will represent a significant value-add. It needs to be stressed that if achieving certification is important to a participant that they should be attending an existing course in our schedule: details of which can be found at: Click here to view Course Schedule The nine new one-day courses on offer are:A brief description, course outline, dates and the targeted audience is given on the following pages. Pricing is listed at the end of the document. Networking and TCP/IPThis course is designed for IT support people who want a broad overview of available networking technologies and require a deeper understanding of TCP/IP. Content of
this course is from: Modules 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 3 July 2002 Back to top Back to Main Index Basic Administration 1This course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Topics covered include management of Users and Groups, NTFS permissions and creation and management of shares. Content of
this course is from: Modules 4, 5, 6 and 7 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 10 July 2002 Basic Administration 2This course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Topics covered include performance monitoring, configuration of security through the use of security templates, auditing, installation and management of printers and power management Content of
this course is from: Modules 8, 9, 10 and 11 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 17 July 2002 Terminal Services, Deployment Technologies, Recovery ProceduresThis course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Topics covered include the installation and configuration of Windows 2000 Terminal Services, available deployment technologies with particular emphasis on the use of Ghost and recovery mechanisms available in Windows 2000. Content of
this course is from: Modules 13, 14 and 15 + additional material prepared by Quill Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 24 July 2002 DHCP, WINS, DNSThis course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Topics covered include the installation and management of DHCP, WINS and DNS. Identify and resolve network connectivity problems by using Windows 2000 troubleshooting tools and utilities. Content of
this course is from: Modules 2, 3, 4 and 15 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 31 July 2002 Preparing and Installation of Active DirectoryThis course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Topics covered include the preparation of DNS to support Active Directory, The creation of an Active Directory Forest, Tree and Domain and the placement of Single Master Operations Content of
this course is from: Modules 1, 2, 3 and 12 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 7 August 2002 Back to top Back to Main Index Advanced Administration of Active DirectoryThis course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Content of this course is from course 2154 Implementing and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Topics covered include the setting up and management of user accounts and groups including the use of scripting techniques for bulk creation. The benefits of publishing resources, including printers and shared folders, in Active Directory. Understanding Active Directory permissions and configuration of delegation administrative control. Content of
this course is from: Modules 4, 5, 6 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 14 August 2002 Group PoliciesThis course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Topics covered include the implementation of group policy, how group policies are used to manage the user environments and the use of group policy to deploy software. Content of
this course is from: Modules 7, 8, 9 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 21 August 2002 RAS and Connecting to InternetThis course is designed for IT support staff and /or people who perform an IT support role for smaller organisations that are required to perform basic day to day administration on Windows 2000 Servers. Content of
this course is from: Modules 7, 8, 11, 12 Click here to view more details Dates: Wednesday, 28 August 2002 Back to top Back to Main Index PricingThe combination of courses selected will determine the price.
Examples of cost calculation are given below: Example 1John requires training on Active Directory as his organisation has commenced deployment. He decides that he will attend the following three 1 day courses:
The cost of this course would be 3* $440 + $250 (as all courses use the same piece of courseware) = $1570 (Inc GST) Example 2Sally has just been appointed to a network support position. Her job requires management of the network and day to day administration of Windows 2000 servers. She decides that she will attend the following three 1 day courses
The cost of
this combination of courses would be 3 * $440 + $250 (course
2152)
The Quill Consultancy is offering this training at the special rate of $495 (Inc GST) per person per day, all costs inclusive, including courseware. This offer applies for the next 15 enrolments we receive. The Quill Consultancy is currently attempting to assess the demand for training in the .NET development products currently being released by Microsoft. |
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