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    • September 11, 2010
    • 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.1
    • 8

    Setting up the system

    • Creating the Database
    • Setting up the financial year
    • Setting up the Chart of Accounts
    • Setting up card information
    • Linking Accounts
    • Opening Balances –Debtors, Creditors and Inventory
    • Taxes

    Accounts Receivable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Accounts Payable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Inventory

    • Creating Stock Items
    • Stock Codes
    • Assembly
    • Stock related terminology

    Cash Book

    • Credit Cards
    • Bank Reconciliation
    • Spend Money and Receive money
    • Deposits
    • Referencing

    Fixed Assets Accounting

    • Set up
    • Depreciation

    Payroll

    • Linked Accounts
    • Employee set up
    • Tax Setup
    • Superannuation Setup
    • Hourly Vs Salary
    • Time Sheets
    • Processing Payroll
    • Reports

    BAS Information

    • Linking and Reports

    Other Options

    • Import and export
     
     
     
     
    • September 11, 2010
    • 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.0
    • 13

    INFORMATION SESSION 

    "Our 360º pathway program offers you the necessary technical knowledge/skills; 
    hands on experience and
    a guaranteed JOB with Work Experience*
    in IT"

    This session will cover

    The 360° program and your future. 
    Course content and validity in the industry
    All questions about our courses will be answered
    Prepare to be engaged, entertained and challenged

    What will you learn?

    What we are all about
    What you will get from us
    How we work
    The benefits of following our courses
    How certification will benefit  you

    Who should attend?

    Anyone who has an interest in IT, who wants a future in IT or who want a career change to IT

    Cost?

    Free

    Where?

    Suite 5 / Level 1
    424 St Kilda Road,
    Melbourne VIC 3004
    • September 11, 2010
    • 01:00 PM - 01:30 PM
    • 424 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, 3004
    • 9

    If you are an Excom Student and have training and/or exams outstanding, please register for this 30 minute session to learn more about where you stand today and what your options are moving forward.

    Seats will be limited.

    First come first served basis may be applied.

    • September 11, 2010
    • 01:30 PM - 02:00 PM
    • 424 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, 3004
    • 11

    If you are an Excom Student and have training and/or exams outstanding, please register for this 30 minute session to learn more about where you stand today and what your options are moving forward.

    Seats will be limited.

    First come first served basis may be applied.

    • September 11, 2010
    • 02:00 PM - 02:30 PM
    • 424 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, 3004
    • 14

    If you are an Excom Student and have training and/or exams outstanding, please register for this 30 minute session to learn more about where you stand today and what your options are moving forward.

    Seats will be limited.

    First come first served basis may be applied.

    • September 11, 2010
    • 02:30 PM - 03:00 PM
    • 424 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, 3004
    • 20

    If you are an Excom Student and have training and/or exams outstanding, please register for this 30 minute session to learn more about where you stand today and what your options are moving forward.

    Seats will be limited.

    First come first served basis may be applied.

    • September 11, 2010
    • 03:00 PM - 03:30 PM
    • 424 St Kilda Rd, Melbourne, 3004
    • 6

    If you are an Excom Student and have training and/or exams outstanding, please register for this 30 minute session to learn more about where you stand today and what your options are moving forward.

    Seats will be limited.

    First come first served basis may be applied.

    • September 13, 2010
    • 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 8
    Identifying and Installing Personal Computer Components
    • Microprocessors
    • Identifying motherboard components
    • The power supply and display
    • Installing and expanding memory
    • PC communication devices
    • Data storage systems
    • Troubleshooting strategies for PCs
    Maintaining Portable Computers
    • Identifying components
    • Troubleshooting portable PCs
    Supporting Printers and Scanners
    • Installing and configuring printers and scanners
    • Troubleshooting printer and scanner problems
    Managing Windows Operating Systems
    • Windows architecture
    • Installing and upgrading Windows
    • Managing, optimizing and troubleshooting
    Fundamentals of Networking
    • Network cabling and protocols
    • Wireless networking
    • Internet connection technologies
    • Troubleshooting network and Internet problems
    Computer Security Best Practices
    • Ensuring physical security
    • Detecting and fighting malware
    Ensuring Safety in the Workplace
    • Safe operating environments
    • Communication and Professionalism
    • September 13, 2010
    • 06:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 6
    100% Instructor-led Training

    3 exams covered;
    70-640, 70-642 and 70-646

    Courseware included. Official Microsoft Self-paced Training books

    Exam vouchers included. Prometric exams cost over $150 each!

    Server Administration
    Module 1: Planning Windows Server 2008 Deployment
    Module 2: Planning Network Infrastructure for Windows Server 2008
    Module 3: Planning for Active Directory
    Module 4: Planning for Group Policy
    Module 5: Planning Application Servers
    Module 6: Planning File and Print Services
    Module 7: Planning Server and Network Security
    Module 8: Planning Server Administration
    Module 9: Planning and Implementing Monitoring and Maintenance
    Module 10: Planning High Availability and Disaster Recovery
    Module 11: Planning Virtualization

    Configuring Network Infrastructure
    Module 1: Installing and Configuring Servers
    Module 2: Configuring and Troubleshooting DNS
    Module 3: Configuring and Managing WINS
    Module 4: Configuring and Troubleshooting DHCP
    Module 5: Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv6 TCP/IP
    Module 6: Configuring and Troubleshooting Routing and Remote Access
    Module 7: Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting the Network Policy Server Role Service
    Module 8: Configuring Network Access Protection
    Module 9: Configuring IPsec
    Module 10: Monitoring and Troubleshooting IPsec
    Module 11: Configuring and Managing Distributed File System
    Module 12: Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies
    Module 13: Configuring Availability of Network Resources and Content
    Module 14: Configuring Server Security Compliance

    Configuring Active Directory
    Module 1: Introduction to Managing Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Environment
    Module 2: Creating Active Directory Domain Services User and Computer Objects
    Module 3: Creating Groups and Organizational Units
    Module 4: Managing Access to Resources in Active Directory Domain Services
    Module 5: Configuring Active Directory Objects and Trusts
    Module 6: Creating and Configuring Group Policy
    Module 7: Configuring User and Computer Environments Using Group Policy
    Module 8: Implementing Security Using Group Policy
    Module 9: Configuring Server Security Compliance
    Module 10: Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies
    Module 11: Configuring and Managing Distributed File System
    Module 12: Configuring Network Access Protection
    Module 13: Configuring Availability of Network Resources
    Module 14: Monitoring and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Servers
    Module 15: Managing Windows Server 2008 Backup and Restore
    • September 14, 2010
    • 06:00 PM
    • October 13, 2010
    • 09:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6
    • September 18, 2010
    • 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    CRAZY PRICE!
Only $999
    includes Exam & Books!!!

    Approximately 42 hours of 100% Instructor-led training
    Classes start at 9.30am and conclude around 5.30pm
    2 Saturdays + 3 Sundays
    (September 18,19,25,26 and October 3rd)

    DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND, WE ARE RE-RUNNING THIS PROMOTION. SEATS ARE LIMITED.
    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6
    • September 18, 2010
    • 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.0
    • 16

    INFORMATION SESSION 

    "Our 360º pathway program offers you the necessary technical knowledge/skills; 
    hands on experience and
    a guaranteed JOB with Work Experience*
    in IT"

    This session will cover

    The 360° program and your future. 
    Course content and validity in the industry
    All questions about our courses will be answered
    Prepare to be engaged, entertained and challenged

    What will you learn?

    What we are all about
    What you will get from us
    How we work
    The benefits of following our courses
    How certification will benefit  you

    Who should attend?

    Anyone who has an interest in IT, who wants a future in IT or who want a career change to IT

    Cost?

    Free

    Where?

    Suite 5 / Level 1
    424 St Kilda Road,
    Melbourne VIC 3004
    • September 20, 2010
    • 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    NOW INCLUDES EXAM VOUCHER worth $293

    Duration:
    7 days of intense instructor-led classroom training

    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6

    Optional: 2 extra days can also be provided at no extra cost (if required)
    • September 20, 2010
    • 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.2
    • 12

    Service Desk Analyst Course

    3-days of 100% Instructor-led Training

    This course contains 11 modules that are core to the role of a service desk analyst:

    • Roles and responsibilities - learn about everything you need to know about being an efficient and effective service desk analyst and the key concepts required to deliver effective support
    • Relationship management - discover the importance of team work, customer relationships and cultural awareness, best practice customer service, dealing effectively with difficult situations and teamwork
    • Effective communication skills and competencies - identify and develop the core competencies of communication required on the service desk
    • Problem solving - examine the process and practice the techniques
    • Effective rapport and conflict management skills - learn how to deal successfully with a variety of people and situations, including the difficult ones
    • Effective processes management - establish the need for processes and procedures for call handling and how to create high-quality documentation
    • IT Service Management - learn about the role of the service desk in the incident management process such as best practice procedures for escalations, problem, change and IT service continuity management, effective knowledge and service level management, IT security
    • Quality assurance activities - review the importance of quality processes, customer satisfaction surveys and the benefits of metrics
    • Tools and technologies - gain an insight in to the basics of PBX, ACD and IP telephony, CTI, self-service and self-healing technology
    • September 25, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    3 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 24 hours)

    Course Description
    The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Flash CS are sufficient to be able to create new movie files complete with photos, movies, sounds, and a wide range of drawing elements. It includes clear jargon free explanations with step-by-step instructions using full colour screen shots that allow you to easily learn the key concepts and techniques. The training is structured so that you can work from start to finish or if you prefer just choose those topics that interest you.

    Learning Outcomes
    At the completion of Adobe Flash CS you should be able to: 

    • start Flash and work with its environment and features 
    • use the feature rich drawing tools in Flash CS
    • create a drawing using the various drawing tools in Flash 
    • work with layers and frames 
    • create animations using tweening in Flash 
    • create shape tweens in Flash CS
    • use classic tweening to create older style motion tweens 
    • use the Pen and Pencil tools to create an intricate drawing 
    • work with text in your movie files 
    • publish Flash animations to a variety of sources 
    • use symbols and libraries to create efficient and effective animations
    Target Audience
    Adobe Flash CS is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of using Flash to create a wide range of movie and animation files. 

    Prerequisites
    Adobe Flash CS assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

    • September 25, 2010
    • 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.0
    • 16

    INFORMATION SESSION 

    "Our 360º pathway program offers you the necessary technical knowledge/skills; 
    hands on experience and
    a guaranteed JOB with Work Experience*
    in IT"

    This session will cover

    The 360° program and your future. 
    Course content and validity in the industry
    All questions about our courses will be answered
    Prepare to be engaged, entertained and challenged

    What will you learn?

    What we are all about
    What you will get from us
    How we work
    The benefits of following our courses
    How certification will benefit  you

    Who should attend?

    Anyone who has an interest in IT, who wants a future in IT or who want a career change to IT

    Cost?

    Free

    Where?

    Suite 5 / Level 1
    424 St Kilda Road,
    Melbourne VIC 3004
    • October 02, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    4 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 30 hours)

    Course Description

    Learning Outcomes

    Target Audience


    Prerequisites


    • October 02, 2010
    • 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.1
    • 11

    Setting up the system

    • Creating the Database
    • Setting up the financial year
    • Setting up the Chart of Accounts
    • Setting up card information
    • Linking Accounts
    • Opening Balances –Debtors, Creditors and Inventory
    • Taxes

    Accounts Receivable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Accounts Payable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Inventory

    • Creating Stock Items
    • Stock Codes
    • Assembly
    • Stock related terminology

    Cash Book

    • Credit Cards
    • Bank Reconciliation
    • Spend Money and Receive money
    • Deposits
    • Referencing

    Fixed Assets Accounting

    • Set up
    • Depreciation

    Payroll

    • Linked Accounts
    • Employee set up
    • Tax Setup
    • Superannuation Setup
    • Hourly Vs Salary
    • Time Sheets
    • Processing Payroll
    • Reports

    BAS Information

    • Linking and Reports

    Other Options

    • Import and export
     
     
     
     
    • October 02, 2010
    • 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.0
    • 16

    INFORMATION SESSION 

    "Our 360º pathway program offers you the necessary technical knowledge/skills; 
    hands on experience and
    a guaranteed JOB with Work Experience*
    in IT"

    This session will cover

    The 360° program and your future. 
    Course content and validity in the industry
    All questions about our courses will be answered
    Prepare to be engaged, entertained and challenged

    What will you learn?

    What we are all about
    What you will get from us
    How we work
    The benefits of following our courses
    How certification will benefit  you

    Who should attend?

    Anyone who has an interest in IT, who wants a future in IT or who want a career change to IT

    Cost?

    Free

    Where?

    Suite 5 / Level 1
    424 St Kilda Road,
    Melbourne VIC 3004
    • October 04, 2010
    • 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    NOW INCLUDES EXAM VOUCHER worth $293

    Duration:
    7 days of intense instructor-led classroom training

    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6

    Optional: 2 extra days can also be provided at no extra cost (if required)
    • October 04, 2010
    • 10:00 AM
    • October 08, 2010
    • 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 8
    Identifying and Installing Personal Computer Components
    • Microprocessors
    • Identifying motherboard components
    • The power supply and display
    • Installing and expanding memory
    • PC communication devices
    • Data storage systems
    • Troubleshooting strategies for PCs
    Maintaining Portable Computers
    • Identifying components
    • Troubleshooting portable PCs
    Supporting Printers and Scanners
    • Installing and configuring printers and scanners
    • Troubleshooting printer and scanner problems
    Managing Windows Operating Systems
    • Windows architecture
    • Installing and upgrading Windows
    • Managing, optimizing and troubleshooting
    Fundamentals of Networking
    • Network cabling and protocols
    • Wireless networking
    • Internet connection technologies
    • Troubleshooting network and Internet problems
    Computer Security Best Practices
    • Ensuring physical security
    • Detecting and fighting malware
    Ensuring Safety in the Workplace
    • Safe operating environments
    • Communication and Professionalism
    • October 11, 2010
    • 06:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 7
    100% Instructor-led Training

    3 exams covered;
    70-640, 70-642 and 70-646

    Over 100 hours of hands-on practical training!

    Course ware included. Official Microsoft Self-paced Training books

    Exam vouchers included. Prometric exams cost over $150 each!

    Server Administration
    Module 1: Planning Windows Server 2008 Deployment
    Module 2: Planning Network Infrastructure for Windows Server 2008
    Module 3: Planning for Active Directory
    Module 4: Planning for Group Policy
    Module 5: Planning Application Servers
    Module 6: Planning File and Print Services
    Module 7: Planning Server and Network Security
    Module 8: Planning Server Administration
    Module 9: Planning and Implementing Monitoring and Maintenance
    Module 10: Planning High Availability and Disaster Recovery
    Module 11: Planning Virtualization

    Configuring Network Infrastructure
    Module 1: Installing and Configuring Servers
    Module 2: Configuring and Troubleshooting DNS
    Module 3: Configuring and Managing WINS
    Module 4: Configuring and Troubleshooting DHCP
    Module 5: Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv6 TCP/IP
    Module 6: Configuring and Troubleshooting Routing and Remote Access
    Module 7: Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting the Network Policy Server Role Service
    Module 8: Configuring Network Access Protection
    Module 9: Configuring IPsec
    Module 10: Monitoring and Troubleshooting IPsec
    Module 11: Configuring and Managing Distributed File System
    Module 12: Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies
    Module 13: Configuring Availability of Network Resources and Content
    Module 14: Configuring Server Security Compliance

    Configuring Active Directory
    Module 1: Introduction to Managing Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Environment
    Module 2: Creating Active Directory Domain Services User and Computer Objects
    Module 3: Creating Groups and Organizational Units
    Module 4: Managing Access to Resources in Active Directory Domain Services
    Module 5: Configuring Active Directory Objects and Trusts
    Module 6: Creating and Configuring Group Policy
    Module 7: Configuring User and Computer Environments Using Group Policy
    Module 8: Implementing Security Using Group Policy
    Module 9: Configuring Server Security Compliance
    Module 10: Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies
    Module 11: Configuring and Managing Distributed File System
    Module 12: Configuring Network Access Protection
    Module 13: Configuring Availability of Network Resources
    Module 14: Monitoring and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Servers
    Module 15: Managing Windows Server 2008 Backup and Restore
    • October 16, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    3 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 24 hours)

    Course Description
    The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Flash CS are sufficient to be able to create new movie files complete with photos, movies, sounds, and a wide range of drawing elements. It includes clear jargon free explanations with step-by-step instructions using full colour screen shots that allow you to easily learn the key concepts and techniques. The training is structured so that you can work from start to finish or if you prefer just choose those topics that interest you.

    Learning Outcomes
    At the completion of Adobe Flash CS you should be able to: 

    • start Flash and work with its environment and features 
    • use the feature rich drawing tools in Flash CS
    • create a drawing using the various drawing tools in Flash 
    • work with layers and frames 
    • create animations using tweening in Flash 
    • create shape tweens in Flash CS
    • use classic tweening to create older style motion tweens 
    • use the Pen and Pencil tools to create an intricate drawing 
    • work with text in your movie files 
    • publish Flash animations to a variety of sources 
    • use symbols and libraries to create efficient and effective animations
    Target Audience
    Adobe Flash CS is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of using Flash to create a wide range of movie and animation files. 

    Prerequisites
    Adobe Flash CS assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

    • October 18, 2010
    • 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    NOW INCLUDES EXAM VOUCHER worth $293

    Duration:
    7 days of intense instructor-led classroom training

    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6

    Optional: 2 extra days can also be provided at no extra cost (if required)
    • October 19, 2010
    • 06:00 PM
    • November 17, 2010
    • 09:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6
    • October 23, 2010
    • 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.1
    • 12

    Setting up the system

    • Creating the Database
    • Setting up the financial year
    • Setting up the Chart of Accounts
    • Setting up card information
    • Linking Accounts
    • Opening Balances –Debtors, Creditors and Inventory
    • Taxes

    Accounts Receivable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Accounts Payable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Inventory

    • Creating Stock Items
    • Stock Codes
    • Assembly
    • Stock related terminology

    Cash Book

    • Credit Cards
    • Bank Reconciliation
    • Spend Money and Receive money
    • Deposits
    • Referencing

    Fixed Assets Accounting

    • Set up
    • Depreciation

    Payroll

    • Linked Accounts
    • Employee set up
    • Tax Setup
    • Superannuation Setup
    • Hourly Vs Salary
    • Time Sheets
    • Processing Payroll
    • Reports

    BAS Information

    • Linking and Reports

    Other Options

    • Import and export
     
     
     
     
    • November 01, 2010
    • 09:30 AM - 05:30 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.5
    • 8
    NOW INCLUDES EXAM VOUCHER worth $293

    Duration:
    7 days of intense instructor-led classroom training

    Networking Fundamentals
    Introduction to Computer Networking concepts
    The TCP/IP and OSI Networking Models
    Fundamentals of LANs
    Fundamentals of WANs
    Fundamentals of IP Addressing and Routing

    LAN Switching
    Switching concepts
    Operating switches
    Basic switch configuration
    Wireless LAN
    Virtual LANs
    Spanning tree protocol
    Troubleshooting LAN Switching

    IP Routing
    IP addressing and subnetting
    Operating routers
    Routing protocol concepts and configuration
    Troubleshooting IP routing
    Static routes and connected routes
    VLSM
    Route summarization
    Access control lists

    Wide-Area Networks
    WAN Concepts
    WAN Configuration
    Point-to-point WANS
    Frame Relay concepts & configuration
    VPNs

    Routing Protocol Configuration
    Routing protocol theory
    OSPF
    EIGRP
    Troubleshooting routing protocol

    Scaling the IP Address Space
    Network Address Translation
    IPv6

    Optional: 2 extra days can also be provided at no extra cost (if required)
    • November 01, 2010
    • 10:00 AM
    • November 05, 2010
    • 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 7
    Identifying and Installing Personal Computer Components
    • Microprocessors
    • Identifying motherboard components
    • The power supply and display
    • Installing and expanding memory
    • PC communication devices
    • Data storage systems
    • Troubleshooting strategies for PCs
    Maintaining Portable Computers
    • Identifying components
    • Troubleshooting portable PCs
    Supporting Printers and Scanners
    • Installing and configuring printers and scanners
    • Troubleshooting printer and scanner problems
    Managing Windows Operating Systems
    • Windows architecture
    • Installing and upgrading Windows
    • Managing, optimizing and troubleshooting
    Fundamentals of Networking
    • Network cabling and protocols
    • Wireless networking
    • Internet connection technologies
    • Troubleshooting network and Internet problems
    Computer Security Best Practices
    • Ensuring physical security
    • Detecting and fighting malware
    Ensuring Safety in the Workplace
    • Safe operating environments
    • Communication and Professionalism
    • November 06, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    3 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 24 hours)

    Course Description
    The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Flash CS are sufficient to be able to create new movie files complete with photos, movies, sounds, and a wide range of drawing elements. It includes clear jargon free explanations with step-by-step instructions using full colour screen shots that allow you to easily learn the key concepts and techniques. The training is structured so that you can work from start to finish or if you prefer just choose those topics that interest you.

    Learning Outcomes
    At the completion of Adobe Flash CS you should be able to: 

    • start Flash and work with its environment and features 
    • use the feature rich drawing tools in Flash CS
    • create a drawing using the various drawing tools in Flash 
    • work with layers and frames 
    • create animations using tweening in Flash 
    • create shape tweens in Flash CS
    • use classic tweening to create older style motion tweens 
    • use the Pen and Pencil tools to create an intricate drawing 
    • work with text in your movie files 
    • publish Flash animations to a variety of sources 
    • use symbols and libraries to create efficient and effective animations
    Target Audience
    Adobe Flash CS is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of using Flash to create a wide range of movie and animation files. 

    Prerequisites
    Adobe Flash CS assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

    • November 13, 2010
    • 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.1
    • 12

    Setting up the system

    • Creating the Database
    • Setting up the financial year
    • Setting up the Chart of Accounts
    • Setting up card information
    • Linking Accounts
    • Opening Balances –Debtors, Creditors and Inventory
    • Taxes

    Accounts Receivable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Accounts Payable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Inventory

    • Creating Stock Items
    • Stock Codes
    • Assembly
    • Stock related terminology

    Cash Book

    • Credit Cards
    • Bank Reconciliation
    • Spend Money and Receive money
    • Deposits
    • Referencing

    Fixed Assets Accounting

    • Set up
    • Depreciation

    Payroll

    • Linked Accounts
    • Employee set up
    • Tax Setup
    • Superannuation Setup
    • Hourly Vs Salary
    • Time Sheets
    • Processing Payroll
    • Reports

    BAS Information

    • Linking and Reports

    Other Options

    • Import and export
     
     
     
     
    • November 15, 2010
    • 06:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 7
    100% Instructor-led Training

    3 exams covered;
    70-640, 70-642 and 70-646

    Over 100 hours of hands-on practical training!

    Course ware included. Official Microsoft Self-paced Training books

    Exam vouchers included. Prometric exams cost over $150 each!

    Server Administration
    Module 1: Planning Windows Server 2008 Deployment
    Module 2: Planning Network Infrastructure for Windows Server 2008
    Module 3: Planning for Active Directory
    Module 4: Planning for Group Policy
    Module 5: Planning Application Servers
    Module 6: Planning File and Print Services
    Module 7: Planning Server and Network Security
    Module 8: Planning Server Administration
    Module 9: Planning and Implementing Monitoring and Maintenance
    Module 10: Planning High Availability and Disaster Recovery
    Module 11: Planning Virtualization

    Configuring Network Infrastructure
    Module 1: Installing and Configuring Servers
    Module 2: Configuring and Troubleshooting DNS
    Module 3: Configuring and Managing WINS
    Module 4: Configuring and Troubleshooting DHCP
    Module 5: Configuring and Troubleshooting IPv6 TCP/IP
    Module 6: Configuring and Troubleshooting Routing and Remote Access
    Module 7: Installing, Configuring, and Troubleshooting the Network Policy Server Role Service
    Module 8: Configuring Network Access Protection
    Module 9: Configuring IPsec
    Module 10: Monitoring and Troubleshooting IPsec
    Module 11: Configuring and Managing Distributed File System
    Module 12: Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies
    Module 13: Configuring Availability of Network Resources and Content
    Module 14: Configuring Server Security Compliance

    Configuring Active Directory
    Module 1: Introduction to Managing Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Environment
    Module 2: Creating Active Directory Domain Services User and Computer Objects
    Module 3: Creating Groups and Organizational Units
    Module 4: Managing Access to Resources in Active Directory Domain Services
    Module 5: Configuring Active Directory Objects and Trusts
    Module 6: Creating and Configuring Group Policy
    Module 7: Configuring User and Computer Environments Using Group Policy
    Module 8: Implementing Security Using Group Policy
    Module 9: Configuring Server Security Compliance
    Module 10: Configuring and Managing Storage Technologies
    Module 11: Configuring and Managing Distributed File System
    Module 12: Configuring Network Access Protection
    Module 13: Configuring Availability of Network Resources
    Module 14: Monitoring and Maintaining Windows Server 2008 Servers
    Module 15: Managing Windows Server 2008 Backup and Restore
    • November 27, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    3 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 24 hours)

    Course Description
    The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Flash CS are sufficient to be able to create new movie files complete with photos, movies, sounds, and a wide range of drawing elements. It includes clear jargon free explanations with step-by-step instructions using full colour screen shots that allow you to easily learn the key concepts and techniques. The training is structured so that you can work from start to finish or if you prefer just choose those topics that interest you.

    Learning Outcomes
    At the completion of Adobe Flash CS you should be able to: 

    • start Flash and work with its environment and features 
    • use the feature rich drawing tools in Flash CS
    • create a drawing using the various drawing tools in Flash 
    • work with layers and frames 
    • create animations using tweening in Flash 
    • create shape tweens in Flash CS
    • use classic tweening to create older style motion tweens 
    • use the Pen and Pencil tools to create an intricate drawing 
    • work with text in your movie files 
    • publish Flash animations to a variety of sources 
    • use symbols and libraries to create efficient and effective animations
    Target Audience
    Adobe Flash CS is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of using Flash to create a wide range of movie and animation files. 

    Prerequisites
    Adobe Flash CS assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

    • November 27, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    3 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 24 hours)

    Course Description
    The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Flash CS are sufficient to be able to create new movie files complete with photos, movies, sounds, and a wide range of drawing elements. It includes clear jargon free explanations with step-by-step instructions using full colour screen shots that allow you to easily learn the key concepts and techniques. The training is structured so that you can work from start to finish or if you prefer just choose those topics that interest you.

    Learning Outcomes
    At the completion of Adobe Flash CS you should be able to: 

    • start Flash and work with its environment and features 
    • use the feature rich drawing tools in Flash CS
    • create a drawing using the various drawing tools in Flash 
    • work with layers and frames 
    • create animations using tweening in Flash 
    • create shape tweens in Flash CS
    • use classic tweening to create older style motion tweens 
    • use the Pen and Pencil tools to create an intricate drawing 
    • work with text in your movie files 
    • publish Flash animations to a variety of sources 
    • use symbols and libraries to create efficient and effective animations
    Target Audience
    Adobe Flash CS is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of using Flash to create a wide range of movie and animation files. 

    Prerequisites
    Adobe Flash CS assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

    • November 27, 2010
    • 09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.6
    • 8

    Course Duration
    3 Days of Instructor-led Classroom Training (approx. 24 hours)

    Course Description
    The skills and knowledge acquired in Adobe Flash CS are sufficient to be able to create new movie files complete with photos, movies, sounds, and a wide range of drawing elements. It includes clear jargon free explanations with step-by-step instructions using full colour screen shots that allow you to easily learn the key concepts and techniques. The training is structured so that you can work from start to finish or if you prefer just choose those topics that interest you.

    Learning Outcomes
    At the completion of Adobe Flash CS you should be able to: 

    • start Flash and work with its environment and features 
    • use the feature rich drawing tools in Flash CS
    • create a drawing using the various drawing tools in Flash 
    • work with layers and frames 
    • create animations using tweening in Flash 
    • create shape tweens in Flash CS
    • use classic tweening to create older style motion tweens 
    • use the Pen and Pencil tools to create an intricate drawing 
    • work with text in your movie files 
    • publish Flash animations to a variety of sources 
    • use symbols and libraries to create efficient and effective animations
    Target Audience
    Adobe Flash CS is designed for users who are keen to extend their understanding and knowledge of using Flash to create a wide range of movie and animation files. 

    Prerequisites
    Adobe Flash CS assumes little or no knowledge of the software. However, it would be beneficial to have a general understanding of personal computers and the Windows operating system environment.

    • December 04, 2010
    • 10:00 AM - 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.1
    • 12

    Setting up the system

    • Creating the Database
    • Setting up the financial year
    • Setting up the Chart of Accounts
    • Setting up card information
    • Linking Accounts
    • Opening Balances –Debtors, Creditors and Inventory
    • Taxes

    Accounts Receivable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Accounts Payable

    • The double entries
    • Quotes Orders and Invoices
    • Credit Terms
    • Immediate settlement
    • Special Entries
    • Templates
    • Customisation
    • Reconciliation
    • Reports

    Inventory

    • Creating Stock Items
    • Stock Codes
    • Assembly
    • Stock related terminology

    Cash Book

    • Credit Cards
    • Bank Reconciliation
    • Spend Money and Receive money
    • Deposits
    • Referencing

    Fixed Assets Accounting

    • Set up
    • Depreciation

    Payroll

    • Linked Accounts
    • Employee set up
    • Tax Setup
    • Superannuation Setup
    • Hourly Vs Salary
    • Time Sheets
    • Processing Payroll
    • Reports

    BAS Information

    • Linking and Reports

    Other Options

    • Import and export
     
     
     
     
    • December 06, 2010
    • 10:00 AM
    • December 10, 2010
    • 04:00 PM
    • Training Room 5.1.4
    • 8
    Identifying and Installing Personal Computer Components
    • Microprocessors
    • Identifying motherboard components
    • The power supply and display
    • Installing and expanding memory
    • PC communication devices
    • Data storage systems
    • Troubleshooting strategies for PCs
    Maintaining Portable Computers
    • Identifying components
    • Troubleshooting portable PCs
    Supporting Printers and Scanners
    • Installing and configuring printers and scanners
    • Troubleshooting printer and scanner problems
    Managing Windows Operating Systems
    • Windows architecture
    • Installing and upgrading Windows
    • Managing, optimizing and troubleshooting
    Fundamentals of Networking
    • Network cabling and protocols
    • Wireless networking
    • Internet connection technologies
    • Troubleshooting network and Internet problems
    Computer Security Best Practices
    • Ensuring physical security
    • Detecting and fighting malware
    Ensuring Safety in the Workplace
    • Safe operating environments
    • Communication and Professionalism
    • February 07, 2011
    • 10:00 AM
    • Training Room 1.1
    • 16

    Certificate I in Information Technology Code: ICA20105

    Who should do this course: Learners who have had limited exposure to information technology, learners who had no opportunity to achieve this qualification during the final years of secondary school, migrants or refugees with limited or no exposure to information technology or people in the workplace who want to reinforce or formalise their on the job skills with a qualification or community education clients.

     

    • February 07, 2011
    • 10:00 AM
    • Training Room 1.2
    • 16

    Certificate II in Information Technology Code: ICA20105

     

    Who should do this course: Learners who have had limited exposure to information technology, learners who had no opportunity to achieve this qualification during the final years of secondary school, migrants or refugees with limited exposure to information technology (after Cert I) or people in the workplace who want to reinforce or formalise their on the job skills with a qualification This qualification provides the foundation ICT skills and knowledge for an individual to be an effective ICT user or employee. 
     

     

    • July 18, 2011
    • 10:00 AM
    • Training Room 1.2
    • 16

    Certificate II in Information Technology Code: ICA20105

     

    Who should do this course: Learners who have had limited exposure to information technology, learners who had no opportunity to achieve this qualification during the final years of secondary school, migrants or refugees with limited exposure to information technology (after Cert I) or people in the workplace who want to reinforce or formalise their on the job skills with a qualification This qualification provides the foundation ICT skills and knowledge for an individual to be an effective ICT user or employee. 
     

     

    • July 18, 2011
    • 10:00 AM
    • Training Room 1.1
    • 16

    Certificate I in Information Technology Code: ICA20105

    Who should do this course: Learners who have had limited exposure to information technology, learners who had no opportunity to achieve this qualification during the final years of secondary school, migrants or refugees with limited or no exposure to information technology or people in the workplace who want to reinforce or formalise their on the job skills with a qualification or community education clients.

     

 

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