Michigan Technology Services offers the following Microsoft Developer courses at its metro Detroit area location:
Microsoft Certified Application Developer - MCAD - According to Microsoft Corporation the MCAD credential was created in response to industry demand for a certification that allows developers to show they have the skills necessary to successfully implement functional specifications and build, deploy, and maintain Microsoft Windows and Web applications. Achieving the MCAD credential can be a step toward earning the MCSD credential for advanced developers.
Microsoft Certified Solutions Developer - MCSD - According to Microsoft Corporation the MCSD credential is the top-level certification for advanced developers who design and develop leading-edge enterprise solutions, using Microsoft development tools and technologies as well as the Microsoft .NET Framework.
If you are developing .NET Framework 2.0 applications that use Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, then you should pursue the new Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) or Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD).
New Visual Studio 2008 classes are being developed and will be announced on a regular basis.
The MCAD and MCSD courses at Michigan Technology Services are for Visual Studio 2003 - the MCTS and MCPD courses cover Visual Studio 2005. Some of the courses you can choose from include:
Windows Application Development using VB.NET or C#
ASP.NET Web Application Development using VB.NET or C#
XML Web Services and Server Components Development using VB.NET or C#
Analyzing Requirements and Defining Microsoft .NET Solution Architectures
ADO.NET Using C# or Visual Basic 2005
Designing and Implementing Databases with Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or SQL 2005
Visual Studio 2008 classes:
Developing Applications Using Visual Basic 2008: What’s New
Developing Applications Using Visual C# 2008: What’s New
.NET MCAD Training topics may include:
- Use Microsoft ASP.NET to build Web Forms applications
- Create user services, including user input, localization features, and online help
- Access and modify data with Microsoft ADO.NET
- Build and reuse custom Web controls
- Manage application appearance and behavior with style sheets and XML
- Configure security for Web applications, including authentication service
- Test and debug coding errors
- Deploy applications to your server or hosting service
- Maintain and optimize applications
Call Michigan Technology Services for additional .NET course listings - 248-489-0408
Additional Microsoft programming classes at Michigan Technology Services include:
Fundamentals of Programming with the Visual Basic 6.0
Introduction to C++ Programming
Visual C++ 6.0: Desktop Application Development Using MFC
VBA Foundations for Microsoft Office
For detailed info, contact Michigan Technology Services. 248-489-0408 |
