Community school training courses in Chandler, AZ (public, in-house or online)

As the need for highly qualified service professionals continues to grow, retailers in the food and clothing industries are encouraging students to gain knowledge of business essentials needed for the management challenges of the future. Grounded in the basics of accounting, marketing, and management, the Retail Management program is the first step to a rewarding career for many.

The Retail Management Certificate is designed to qualify graduates to compete for entry-level management po...

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The Organizational Management degree includes three components: the General Studies component that provided graduates with the breadth of knowledge necessary for a full and productive life; the Business component that meets the required management and communications requirements of most business settings; and the Customized Specialty Plan that enables graduates to choose occupational courses that meet specific job requirements.

Microsoft SQL Server Administration






I. Structured Query Language (SQL) Server Overview

A. Environment and components

B. Relational database elements

C. Installation and configuration of SQL Server

D. System architecture

II. SQL Server Database

A. Creation

B. Database options

C. Filegroups

D. Transaction log

E. Performance

III. Database Management

A. Data storage optim...

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Visual Basic .NET XML Web Services Development






I. Windows Services

A. Windows Service execution and termination

B. Windows Service security

C. Windows Service access

II. Serviced Components

A. Interfaces visible to COM

B. Strongly named assemblies

C. Global assembly cache

D. Component Services tool

E. Serviced Components security

F. Serviced Co...

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Visual Basic .NET Web Application Development





I. User Services

A. ASP.NET pages

B. Web server controls, HTML server controls, and user controls

C. Navigation for the user interface

D. User input validation

E. Error handling

F. Online user assistance

G. Web service instantiation

H. Globalization implementation

I. Event handling

J. Accessibility fe...

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