Re: Microsoft Windows Vista Training for UCB campus IT staff

Liz,
  It looks like enrollment isnt open yet. Do you know when
they will be 
open for registration?

-Gabriel

Liz Marsh wrote:
> Greetings, all--
> 
> The Office of the CIO is pleased to offer Microsoft
Windows Vista training
> at no cost to the campus community, thanks to a grant
from Microsoft. The
> training is for IT professionals and will be taught by
LearnIT instructors
> on site at Berkeley. The training offered is a 2-day
hands-on session
> comprised of the following MCSE course modules:
> 
>     * MCSE 5115-5116/Module 1: Installing Windows
Vista
>     * MCSE 5105B/Module 3: User State Migration
>     * MCSE 5115-5116/Module 3: Configuring
Post-Installation System
> Settings
>     * MCSE 5115-5116/Module 6: Configuring User Account
Security
>     * MCSE 5115-5116/Module 7: Configuring Network
Security
>     * MCSE 5105/Module 2: Application Compatibility
Remediation
>     * MCSE 5115-5116/Module 9: Maintaining and
Optimizing Windows Vista
> Systems
> 
> More information about these modules can be found on
the LearnIT website
> (www.learnit.com.
> 
> Each 2-day training session can accommodate up to 24
people, and 4
> sessions will be offered during June and July 2007. The
sessions will all
> be held in 74 Barrows hall.
> 
> To register for a session, please visit ICE at
> http://hrweb.berk
eley.edu/ice/home/ and search for the class titled
"MS
> Windows Vista 2-Day Hands On Training".
> 
> We are hoping to add one more day of hands-on training
very shortly, which
> will most likely be focused on the new Vista deployment
tools.  I will
> send another email as soon as the details of that
training are finalized
> 
> Please contact me if you have any questions.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Liz
> 

-- 
Information Architect
UC Berkeley School of Law
367 Boalt Hall
ggonzalezlaw.berkeley.edu

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