Microsoft Free Training for Partners

Microsoft will conduct a set of free trainings for Partners only, here is the agenda 

Description

Start Date

End Date

Total Days

Registration Link

Building Rich Applications with Windows Presentation Foundation

9th Jan 2010

11th Jan 2010

3

Click here to REGISTER

Build Amazing Business Applications with Expression 3.0 and Silverlight 3.0

12th Jan 2010

13th Jan 2010

2

Click here to REGISTER

Building .NET 3.51 Applications with Visual Studio 2008

16th Jan 2010

17th Jan 2010

2

click here to REGISTER

Software Development LifeCycle with Visual Studio Team System 2008

18th Jan 2010

20th Jan 2010

3

Click here to REGISTER

Developing Windows Mobile Applications

23th Jan 2010

24th Jan 2010

2

Click here to REGISTER

Developing Hosted Applications

25th Jan 2010

26th Jan 2010

2

Click here to REGISTER

i will deliver the training “Developing Hosted Applications”, the detailed agenda below

Developing Hosted Applications

This course helps attendees understand the hosted applications model, and Identify the basic components of a hosted application architecture. It will also help in planning and implementing the data and security architecture for hosted applications. this course will also introduce Windows Azure, the Microsoft platform for developing cloud hosted applications.

Audience

This course is intended for solution architects and application developers who are interested in designing and building hosted applications or delivering their software as a service.

The attendee should have experience designing and building .net enterprise applications.

 

Day

Start

End

Activity

Day 1

09:00

10:00

Introduction to Hosted Applications (SAAS)

10:00

10:15

Break

10:15

11:15

Pillars of SAAS Architecture

11:15

11:30

Break

11:30

12:30

SOA as a SAAS Enabler

12:30

01:30

Lunch & Prayer

01:30

02:30

Data Architecture

02:30

02:45

Break

02:45

03:45

Lab: Securing Data In Hosted Applications

03:45

04:00

Break

04:00

05:00

Introduction to Windows Azure

 

Day

Start

End

Activity

Day 2

09:00

10:00

Connecting to On-Premises Services

10:00

10:15

Break

10:15

11:15

Scalability

11:15

11:30

Break

11:30

12:30

Lab: Windows Azure

12:30

01:30

Lunch & Prayer

01:30

02:30

Identity and Access Management

02:30

02:45

Break

02:45

03:45

Identity and Access Management – Continued

03:45

04:00

Break

04:00

05:00

Lab: Windows Identity Foundation

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