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Microsoft Commerce Server 2000 Design and Implementation Training CBT Suite

Price: $516.00

CBT Course Overview:

The Self Study Store Computer Based Training Microsoft Commerce Server 2000 Design and Implementation provides users with the skills necessary for user profiling, catalog management and advanced online business analytics including installation, administration tools, site packaging, and Commerce Server Manager.

Total Training Duration:

32 hours

CBT Course Modules:

• MS Commerce Server 2000: Design and Imp. Part 1 - Intro
• MS Commerce Server 2000: Design and Imp. Part 2 - Users, Objects and Catalogs
• MS Commerce Server 2000: Design and Imp. Part 3 - Pipelines
• MS Commerce Server 2000: Design and Imp. Part 4 - Ad Campaigns, Web Sites and Shopping Baskets

Training Course Topics:

• Determine the architecture of a Web site by using established guidelines.
• Identify performance requirements of a Web site by using established guidelines.
• Identify capacity requirements of a Web site by using established guidelines.
• Identify features of a business-to-consumer (B2C) Web site.
• Identify the processes of the site management cycle.
• Identify features of Commerce Server 2000.
• Identify benefits of user identification, authentication, and profiling in Commerce Server 2000.
• Identify features of authentication systems in Commerce Server 2000.
• Identify properties and default profiles for user authentication in the Commerce Server 2000 (CS) Authentication resource.
• Identify features of the Commerce Server 2000 object model.
• Match general purpose programming objects with their functions.
• Identify features of Commerce Server 2000 dictionaries.
• Identify features of a Commerce Server 2000 pipeline.
• Match Commerce Server 2000 pipeline types with their functions.
• Create a new Commerce Server 2000 pipeline.
• Configure a Scriptor component property.
• Add script to a Scriptor component.
• Identify features of Commerce Server 2000 campaigns.
• Identify considerations for targeting campaigns at specific users.
• Create a target expression to specify the users for a campaign item.
• Identify features of packaging and unpackaging a Web site.
• Create a new SQL Server login account.
• Create a new SQL Server data source to store user profile information.
• Identify guidelines for monitoring performance.
• Identify functions of SQL Profiler.
• Start the Predictor resource by using Commerce Server Manager.
• Much more.