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Optimizing the Software Development Lifecycle with Microsoft Visual Studio Team System - (Microsoft Training Course: 2631) - 3 days

Target Audience		Pre-requisites
Purpose		Print 2 Page Flyer
Exams		Price Options

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to Visual Studio Team System		Setting Up an Application Development Project
Designing an Application		Building an Application
Stabilizing an Application		Deploying an Application

Target Audience: This workshop provides students with the knowledge and skills to use Microsoft Visual Studio Team System tools to optimize software application development. It is intended for the five job roles that comprise a typical software application development team: project manager, infrastructure architect, solution architect, developer, and tester. Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students should have the following pre-requisites: Project managers should have two years of experience and should be familiar with process methodologies such as Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF). Infrastructure architects should have at least five years of IT work experience. Solution architects should have at least five years of IT work experience. Developers should have at least one to two years of experience as developers. They should have experience in using source code versioning control tools, bug reporting, tracking, analysis tools, and possibly a unit testing suite. Software test engineers should have at least one to two years of experience as a software tester. Purpose: After completing this course, students in each job role will be able to describe how Visual Studio Team System supports their job roles through the tracks of the software development life cycle; Project managers will be able to plan an application development project using Visual Studio Team System tools; Infrastructure and solution architects will be able to design an application using Visual Studio Team System tools; Developers will be able to develop application code using Visual Studio Team System tools; Testers will be able to stabilize application code using Visual Studio Team System tools; Solution architects will be able to create an application deployment package using Visual Studio Team System tools.

Module 1: Introduction to Visual Studio Team System

Introduction to the Woodgrove Instant Securities Portal
Overview of the WISP Development Lifecycle
The Envisioning Track
The Planning Track-Project Setup
The Planning Track-Design
The Building Track
The Stabilizing Track
The Deploying Track
The WISP Application
Visual Studio Team System Components
Demonstration: Exploring Visual Studio Team System
WISP Project Kickoff Discussion
Lab: Exploring the Resource Toolkit and GABBI

Skills

Identify the features of WISP.
Identify the tools that are included in Visual Studio Team System.
Use the Resource Toolkit to perform the tasks in this workshop.

Module 2: Setting Up an Application Development Project

Project Setup Tasks
Process Methodologies Supported by Visual Studio Team System
Demonstration: Setting Up a Team Project
WISP Project Setup Review Discussion
Best Practices for Using Visual Studio Team System Tools to Set Up an Application Development Project
Lab: Setting Up the WISP Project

Skills

Project managers will be able to create a team project, define work items, and create a document library.
Infrastructure architects will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to create a logical datacenter diagram.
Solution architects will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to create an application diagram.
Developers and testers will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to run unit and code coverage tests.

Module 3: Designing an Application

Design Tasks
Design Diagrams
What Are Source Control Policies?
Demonstration: Creating Design Diagrams
WISP Design Review Discussion
Best Practices for Using Visual Studio Team System Tools to Design an Application
Lab: Designing WISP

Skills

Project managers will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to add requirements, tasks, and document templates to a Team Portfolio Project.
Infrastructure architects will be able to create a logical datacenter diagram, create a deployment diagram, and use source control.
Solution architects will be able to create an application diagram, configure a check-in policy, use source control, upload documents to the project portal site, and manage task assignments.
Developers will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to run a static analysis test.
Testers will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to run load tests.

Module 4: Building an Application

Build Tasks
What Is a Class Diagram?
The Test-Driven Development Methodology
Demonstration: Writing Source Code by Using the TDD Methodology
WISP Build Review Discussion
Best Practices for Using Visual Studio Team System Tools to Build an Application
Lab: Building WISP

Skills

Project managers will be able to use the predefined reports included in Visual Studio Team System.
Infrastructure architects will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to extend a logical datacenter diagram.
Solution architects will be able to use Visual Studio Team System tools to extend an application connection diagram.
Developers will be able to generate an application framework, create a class diagram, run unit tests, run code-coverage tests, use source control, and manage task assignments.
Testers will be able to use the predefined reports included in Visual Studio Team System.

Module 5: Stabilizing an Application

Stabilization Tasks
The Build Process
Demonstration: Performing a Code Profiling Test
WISP Stabilization Review Discussion
Best Practices for Using Visual Studio Team System Tools to Stabilize an Application
Lab: Stabilizing WISP

Skills

Project managers will be able to use Visual Studio Team System to add a work item type.
Information architects and solution architects will be able to use the predefined reports included in Visual Studio Team System.
Developers will be able to use the predefined reports included in Visual Studio Team System.
Testers will be able to run unit tests, run code-analysis tests, run load tests, log bugs, build an application, use source control, and manage task assignments.

Module 6: Deploying an Application

Deploying Tasks
Components of the Final Build
Types of Setup Projects
Demonstration: Creating a Build Type and Building a Team Project
WISP Deploying Review Discussion
Best Practices for Using Visual Studio Team System Tools to Deploy an Application
WISP Project Closing Discussion
Lab: Deploying WISP

Skills

Solution architects will be able to branch source code files, and create and test the deployment build.
Project managers, infrastructure architects, developers, and testers will be able to install and run the solution.

There are no exams directly associated with this course

Price Options ex VAT:

Classroom Training ?	Distance Learning ?	eLearning Options ?	Book Learning ?
£ 1185 (€1683)	£ 674.00 (€957)	-	No Books Supported for Course at present
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