Microsoft SharePoint Foundation 2010: Level 2

COURSE OUTLINE:

Course Content

LESSON 1: BRANDING A SITE COLLECTION

Topic 1A: Describe the SharePoint Site Hierarchy
Topic 1B: Create a Custom Look and Feel for a Site Collection
Topic 1C: Create a Custom Site Layout

LESSON 2: MANAGING LISTS

Topic 2A: Perform Calculations on List Data
Topic 2B: Create Custom Lists
Topic 2C: Customize List Settings

LESSON 3: MANAGING LIBRARIES

Topic 3A: Perform Advanced Operations on a Library
Topic 3B: Create a Library Template
Topic 3C: Describe Information Rights Management

LESSON 4: MANAGING FORM LIBRARIES

Topic 4A: Create a Form Library
Topic 4B: Customize a Form Template Using InfoPath

LESSON 5: MANAGING CONTENT STRUCTURES

Topic 5A: Create a Content Type
Topic 5B: Apply Content Types

LESSON 6: MANAGING WORKFLOWS

Topic 6A: Add a Default Workflow
Topic 6B: Create a Custom Workflow

LESSON 7: WORKING WITH INDEXING AND SEARCHING

Topic 7A: Index Content
Topic 7B: Enable Search Options

LESSON 8: WORKING OFFLINE USING SHAREPOINT WORKSPACE 2010

Topic 8A: Synchronize a SharePoint Site on the Local Computer
Topic 8B: Perform Offline Operations on a SharePoint Site

LESSON 9: MANAGING THE SHAREPOINT APPLICATIONS USING CENTRAL ADMINISTRATION

Topic 9A: Create a Site Collection
Topic 9B: Administer a Site Collection
Topic 9C: Administer a Web Application

LESSON 10: MANAGING USER ACCESS

Topic 10A: Manage Permissions
Topic 10B: Describe Authentication Modes

LESSON 11: MANAGING SITE SECURITY

Topic 11A: Set Web Part Security
Topic 11B: Set Antivirus Options
Topic 11C: Manage Blocked File Types

LESSON 12: MANAGING SITE USAGE

Topic 12A: Set Site Collection Quotas and Locks
Topic 12B: Monitor Site Usage

LESSON 13: MANAGING SITE MAINTENANCE

Topic 13A: Recover Lost Information
Topic 13B: Perform a Granular Backup
Topic 13C: Restore a Granular Backup
Topic 13D: Perform a Farm Backup
Topic 13E: Restore a Farm Backup

TOPICS FROM THE APPENDIX

Appendix A: Accessibility Features
Appendix B: Microsoft OneNote Integration with SharePoint
Appendix C: Permission Categories
Appendix D: File Types That Cannot Be Added to a List or Library
Appendix E: Creating a Master Page

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