School of Continuing EducationBusiness, Engineering & Technology161 West Wisconsin Ave., Ste. 6000Milwaukee, WI 53203-2602

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Time to UpgradeYour SkillsToday’s more tech-savvy user demands a more intuitive site, meaning Systems& Database professionals must stay ahead of web trends. And because systemsand data communications ranks #2 among the country’s fastest growing jobs,now is the time to activate your career! Learn essential skills to get started, brush up on basics or take your skill set tothe next level with quality courses at the School of Continuing Education.

SYSTEMS & DATABASETECHNOLOGY PROGRAMS

SPRING 2011

.NET 2.0 - PRACTICAL APPLICATION DEVELOPMENTDiscover how straightforward it is to create computer applicationsand websites with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008. Explore ASP.NET,VB.NET and C# languages in this all inclusive developmentsolution. You will leave this course with the skills necessaryto create these applications on your own. Sample code fromclassroom examples and projects will be provided.

Prerequisite: Basic understanding of programming conceptsand structures

Spring 2011 System and Database Technology Programs

MAR. 29-31#5071-1590Fee: $699Instructor: Scott Lovy CEUs: 2.1

DEFINING AND MANAGING BUSINESS REQUIREMENTSUnderstanding and articulating business requirements for automated systems is the weakest link in s ystems development.Using realistic cases, practice discovering, understanding anddocumenting clear and complete business requirements thatspeed development, reduce maintenance and delight customers.

MAR. 28-29#5025-0391Fee: $845Instructor: Robin GoldsmithCEUs: 1.4/PDUs: 14

PROJECT MANAGEMENT FOUNDATIONSSuccess in today's project management arena demands astructured, systematic approach to project management. Thisworkshop provides the core tools and techniques for each phaseof project management: initiating, planning, executing, controland closing. Through case studies and hands-on practice, yougain a working foundation to better plan and control a varietyof projects in your organization.

FEB. 17-18#5025-0353Instructor: Bob McIlree, PMPorMAY 9-10#5025-0354Instructor: Sandra Hoskins, ISP, PMP, ITCFee: $845CEUs: 1.4/PDUs: 14

RELATIONAL DATABASE DESIGN ESSENTIALSGain the tools to understand relational database terminologyand the design process. If you are using Access, SQL Server andother relational DB products, it’s important you understand howto properly design a database, otherwise it could cost you valuabletime and money.

FEB. 22#5071-1581Fee: $299Instructor: Hannah GoodmanCEUs: 0.7

SHAREPOINT DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION: INTRO TO SHAREPOINT 2007 DESIGNERThe Intro to SharePoint 2007 Designer course provides youwith the knowledge necessary to work with SharePoint Designerto enhance SharePoint products and technologies, work withkey integration points, using CSS editing tools to create andmodify SharePoint themes and supplement SharePoint Designerfunctionality by using Microsoft Visual Studio to create a richinteractive experience. A general introducation of .NET will bediscussed in class.

Prerequisites: General knowledge of HTML and WebDevelopment Basics

APR. 11-13#5071-1595Fee: $699Instructor: Samir KablaouiCEUs: 2.1

SILVERLIGHT - CREATING ENGAGING, INTERACTIVE APPLICATIONS Silverlight is a powerful development platform for creatingengaging, interactive applications for many screens across theWeb, desktop and mobile devices. In this 2-day introductorycourse, you will learn the how to create rich Silverlight applicationsusing MS Visual Studio and Expression Blend. The course will coverlayout management in Silverlight, Silverlight controls, data bindingand Silverlight list controls, styling in Silverlight, transformationand animation, local storage, an introduction to expression blend,and hands-on development using Microsoft Visual Studio.

Prerequisites: .NET 2.0 - Practical Application Developmentor equivalent experience

APR. 14-15#5025-1596Fee: $699Instructor: Samir KablaouiCEUs: 1.4

SQL - INTRODUCTIONLearning how to retrieve information from a database can bequite perplexing. Discover how to query a database properlyand effectively, and how to translate the question or taskinto the correct query. Understanding these skills is critical,otherwise incorrect data and ineffective queries can result.

Prerequisites: Experience using Windows and a web browser

MAR. 14-16#5071-1587Fee: $649 Instructor: Hannah GoodmanCEUs: 2.1

SQL SERVER 2008 - DEVELOPER Discover how to work with Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 to develop data-access portions of .NET applications. Addressworking with .NET Data Providers; working with Object, SQLand XML data Sources, the new MS Entity Framework; and understanding the new LINQ language for data access.

Prerequisites: Basic understanding of relational databasesand knowledge of any flavor of SQL languages

MAY 9-11#5071-1601Fee: $699 Instructor: Samir KablaouiCEUs: 2.1

VBA FOR ACCESSTurn an Access database into a full fledged application. Learnwhere to put code and the structure of the VBA language.Create a variety of forms and master various programmingtechniques.

Prerequisites: Access - IV or equivalent experience. Previousprogramming experience is not necessary, but definitely a plus

MAY 17-18#5070-4643Fee: $525 Instructor: Hannah GoodmanCEUs: 1.4

Programs are held 8:30am-4:30pm at the UWM School of Continuing Education,161 W. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee. Program fee includes continental breakfast, lunch, break refreshments, instructional material and tuition.

Register today! Visit sce-s ystems.uwm.edu or call 414-227-3200.

For more information: Contact Lauren Strharsky at les4@uwm.edu or 414-227-3216.

SQL BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE - REPORTING SERVICESLearn the role that Reporting Services plays in an organization’sreporting life cycle, the key features it offers and the componentsthat make up its architecture.

MAY 4-6#5071-1600Fee: $699 Instructor: Samir KablaouiCEUs: 2.1