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In this computer science course, you will learn how Microsoft® Exchange Server 2016 provides access to user mailboxes for many different clients. In Exchange Server 2016 all messaging clients access Exchange Server mailboxes through the use of client access services (CAS). Because of the importance of CAS in powering Exchange’s messaging engine, you must understand how to plan, implement and manage Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 Client Access Services.

This course is part of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of client access services within Exchange Server 2016.

In this computer science course, you will learn how to plan and design the key component of the Microsoft Exchange infrastructure: the mailbox server.

Mailbox servers host mailbox databases and address books, handle message transport and routing, and provide unified messaging services.

You will learn to protect mailbox databases and the data they contain by configuring Mailbox servers and databases for high availability and site resilience.

This course is part of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of mailbox databases in Exchange Server 2016.

This computer science course describes planning and configuring message transport in a Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 organization. Specifically, you will plan a solution that meets SLA requirements for message delivery. You will plan and configure malware, connection, recipient, and spam filtering. In addition, you will plan, create and configure MX records for failover scenarios; manage resubmission and reroute queues; as well as test and perform steps for transport failover and switchover.

This course is part of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the message transport capabilities of Exchange Server 2016.

Is your Microsoft Exchange 2016 organization planning to coexist with or transition to Office 365? If so, you need to setup a hybrid topology with Office 365. In this computer science course, you will learn how to plan coexistence with Exchange 2016 and Office 365 as well as plan, deploy and manage a hybrid configuration.

Specifically, you will learn how to:

• Evaluate limitations of the Hybrid Configuration Wizard
• Plan and manage hybrid deployment OAuth-based authentication
• Plan and configure certificate and firewall requirements for Exchange Hybrid set-up
• Troubleshoot transport and client access with Exchange Online
• Troubleshoot directory synchronization
• Troubleshoot AD remediation for directory synchronization
• Plan create and configure namespaces for coexistence
• Plan and configure proxy redirect
• Plan firewall configuration for coexistence
• Plan and configure for mail flow requirements
• Plan for mailbox migrations.

This course is part of the Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the message coexistence of Exchange Server 2016 with Office 365.

This course is part of the Microsoft Professional Program Certificate in Big Data. 

The Microsoft Professional Program for Big Data is a comprehensive curriculum that teaches you how to build big data solutions.

In this capstone project, you will undertake challenges to design, implement, and document a big data solution based on what you have learned.

This course is part of the Microsoft Professional Program Certificate in Front-End Web Development. 

Students will use the knowledge and skills obtained from the courses in the Front End Web Developer track for the Microsoft Professional Program, to create a single-page application (SPA) that focuses on a potential real-world solution.

The solution offers the option of following the course specified online shopping site or gaining approval for a web site that benefits a non-profit of the student’s choice.

The capstone will be manually graded by industry experts and students will be required to engage in a video conference call with a grading instructor to go over their code.

The finished project should be something that the student will be proud to showcase in their own portfolio.

This course is part of the Microsoft Professional Program Certificate in Big Data. 

Learn what it takes to build Big Data analytics solutions.

This is the first stop in the Big Data curriculum from Microsoft. It will help you get started with the curriculum, plan your learning schedule, and connect with fellow students and teaching assistants. Along the way, you’ll get an introduction to working with data and some fundamental concepts and technologies for Big Data scenarios.

This course is part of the Microsoft Professional Program Certificate in Front-End Web Development. 

The orientation course is designed to introduce the student to the Web Front-End Developer discipline by introducing the various technologies that computer programmers use when creating web sites.

The technologies are focused on aspects of web development that are part of the front-end of a web application, more specifically, code the executes on the client computer rather than on a server.

This course is the first course students take as a part of the Web Front-End Developer, Microsoft Professional Program. It will introduce the topics that will be a part of the course work throughout the program. Students will gain an understanding of the technologies and have the opportunity to explore some code and developer tools for work on web applications.

This course is part of the Microsoft Professional Program Certificate in Data Science.

Learn what it takes to become a data scientist.

This is the first stop in the Data Science curriculum from Microsoft. It will help you get started with the program, plan your learning schedule, and connect with fellow students and teaching assistants. Along the way, you’ll get an introduction to working with and exploring data using a variety of visualization, analytical, and statistical techniques.

In Microsoft SharePoint 2016 Authentication and Security, you will learn how to plan and configure a SharePoint on premise solution for a variety of authentication levels and security requirements to help protect the environment. You will also learn about the necessary hardware and software requirements and the overall methodology to SharePoint security.

This course is part of the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 XSeries.

In Microsoft SharePoint 2016 Infrastructure, you will learn how to plan and configure a SharePoint on premise solution. You will learn about the necessary hardware and software requirements, the overall methodology to SharePoint Architecture, as well as how to deploy and configure the SharePoint environment.

This course is part of the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the infrastructure requirements of SharePoint Server 2016.

In Microsoft SharePoint 2016 Productivity Solutions, you will learn how to create and configure features that allow for SharePoint to be an effective and resourceful tool in an organization. You will learn about app management, configuration of productivity services and additional application features.

This course is part of the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the productivity feature requirements of SharePoint Server 2016.

In Microsoft SharePoint 2016 Search and Content Management, you will learn how to create and configure the features that allow for SharePoint to be an effective and resourceful tool an organization. This learning will be comprised of app management, configuration of productivity services and additional application features.

This course is part of the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of how to use SharePoint Server 2016 to improve your organization’s productivity.

In Microsoft SharePoint 2016 Workload Optimization, you will learn the necessary information for creating site collections, using high availability for disaster carvery as well as prepare social workloads and web content management.

This course is part of the Microsoft SharePoint Server 2016 XSeries. By completing this course, you will gain a better understanding of the workload optimization requirements of SharePoint Server 2016 to improve your organization’s efficiency.

Ever wanted to know how to make your content easier to find via search? Or how to best support users’ ingestion and use of content in SharePoint? Or how to not make SharePoint a glorified document storage?

This computer science course provides learners with the necessary skills to understand how to effectively manage all types of content leveraging Content Types, Taxonomy and additional metadata. Further, students will learn the best practices to governance and creating an effective project to implement a sound SharePoint solution for your organization.

Are you an IT Professional looking to streamline your work environment to the cloud and still provide a grounded collaboration experience?

SharePoint online is one of the hottest features in Office 365. It allows organizations to collaborate in a variety of different ways. This course is designed to provide you with the necessary skills to implement SharePoint Online, provide rich site architecture and articulate search, as well as improve the productivity experience for your virtual teams.

Interested in gaining the basic skills needed to go beyond simple IP address management? It may be time to consider management tools like DHCP and DNS in your quest to optimize your network infrastructure management.

This computer science course is an introduction to working with Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) in a Windows Server networked environment where you’ll have an opportunity to learn the basics of IP address management, DHCP scope creation and configuration and how to manage and maintain a DHCP infrastructure.

This self-paced interactive computer science course is the third in a series of courses where you’ll have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Windows Server 2012 operating system administrative tasks. Through video, practical exercises, and assessments, the task-focused material is designed to ensure you can confidently perform the relevant task.

DNS (Domain Name System) is an essential core pillar of all Microsoft networking infrastructure. However, incorrectly configured DNS is one of the most common causes of slow and failed logons in Microsoft environments.

In this computer science course, you will learn the core skills to quickly and easily implement DNS in your work environment.

This self-paced interactive computer science course is the fourth in a series of courses where you’ll have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Windows Server 2012 operating system administrative tasks. Through video, practical exercises, and assessments, the task-focused material is designed to ensure you can confidently perform the relevant task.

Server virtualization has been a part of the Windows Server operating system since the release of Windows Server 2008 and the introduction of the Hyper-V role. By using server virtualization, organizations can save money through server consolidation. However, to use server virtualization more efficiently, server administrators need to be able to decide which server workloads will run effectively in virtual machines, and which server workloads must remain deployed in a more traditional server environment.

This computer science course introduces you to the Hyper-V role in Windows Server 2012, the components of the role, how best to deploy the role, and the new features of the Hyper-V role that Windows Server 2012 showcases.

This self-paced interactive computer science course is the fifth in a series of courses where you’ll have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Windows Server 2012 operating system administrative tasks. Through video, practical exercises, and assessments, the task-focused material is designed to ensure you can confidently perform the relevant task.

Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) is the foundation for centralized management of an organization’s users and resources. As a Windows Server administrator, you must be able to implement AD DS.

In this computer science course, you will learn, through videos, discussions, hands-on labs and assessments, how to put in place a secure, scalable and manageable AD DS infrastructure for Windows Server users and resources.

This self-paced interactive computer science course is the first in a series of courses where you’ll have the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of Windows Server 2012 operating system administration.