Prerequisites
Prior to taking this course, students should have a general knowledge of networking concepts and a basic understanding of Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 and SharePoint Server 2007. Technically‐oriented students are expected to understand and/or be able to perform the following administrative activities:
•DNS ‐ Including ability to create alias records and records in the Hosts file.
•IIS ‐ Create new Web sites, host headers, and work with site security.
•Active Directory Users and Computers ‐ Create new user accounts, reset passwords, and perform general user and group account activities.
•SQL Server ‐ Have a basic understanding of how to apply permissions to a database.
•Windows 2003 Server ‐ Have a basic understanding of Active Directory.
•Networking ‐ Have a basic understanding and the ability to assign IP addresses, host names, and general connectivity issues.

Audience
The primary audience for this course is SharePoint administrators who intend to design, implement, and manage a SharePoint Server 2007. A secondary audience is developers who will be supporting and extending the product.

Module 0: Introduction to SharePoint Server 2007
Module 1: Architecture and Design
Module 2: Install a Single Server Farm
Module 3: Farm Administration Operations
Module 4: Application Management
Module 5: Shared Services Provider
Module 6: Corporate, Team, and Private Portals
Module 7: Content Types and Features
Module 8: Search Operations and Architecture
Module 9: Search Administration
Module 10: Workflows
Module 11: Document Management
Module 12: Records Management
Module 13: Web Authoring and Publishing
Module 14: Web Content Deployment
Module 15: Disaster Recovery
Module 16: Forms Services (Self‐Study)
Module 17: Site Templates (Self‐Study)
Module 18: SharePoint Web Parts (Self‐Study)
Module 19: Code Access Security for Administrators (Self‐Study)