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Fall 2010 Syllabus for Accounting Information Systems
- 08/26/2010
Syllabus for accounting information system course in a curriculum that has a single AIS course.
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Course Outline
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Project Managing Microsoft Dynamics CRM Implementations with Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 - Student Materials
- 08/19/2010
The training material is an advanced training workshop that focuses on the Project Management area of Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010.
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Course Outline, Executable Program, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides
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Project Managing Microsoft Dynamics CRM Implementations with Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 - Instructor Materials
- 08/19/2010
The training material is an advanced training workshop that focuses on the Project Management area of Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010.
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Course Outline, Executable Program, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides
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Project Managing Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics GP, and Microsoft Dynamics NAV Implementations with Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 - Student Materials
- 08/19/2010
The training material is an advanced training workshop that focuses on the Project Management area of Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010.
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Course Outline, Executable Program, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides
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Project Managing Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics GP, and Microsoft Dynamics NAV Implementations with Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010 - Instructor Materials
- 08/19/2010
The training material is an advanced training workshop that focuses on the Project Management area of Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step 2010.
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Course Outline, Executable Program, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides
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Behind the Code with David Heckerman
- 07/23/2010
Structural models and data filtering algorithms can also find application at a biological level, assisting us in better understanding our own selves, as well as the diseases which often impact us. To this end, David Heckerman, Distinguished Scientist in the eScience group, is one person at Microsoft working to find new ways to apply advanced technological algorithms to our own biology.
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Audiovisual Content
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Cloud Computing - Software Engineering Fundamentals - (Example Application)
- 07/16/2010
An example application called Playground, which is described in a separate slide deck, is built for Microsoft Windows Azure and Google App Engine. Since both implementations have the same architecture, it is quite easy to understand common concepts and differences.
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Source Code
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DynAA Partner Playbook 2010
- 06/24/2010
The aim of the Partner playbook is to provide a guide for Microsoft Dynamics partner organizations to initiate discussions with institutions of higher education that offer curriculum in the areas of business.
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Readings
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Critical Infrastructure Protection - Module 3 of 16 – Risk Management
- 06/06/2010
This module will introduce the student to classical risk analysis techniques and also issues such as long tail analysis associated with large complex systems that exist over long periods of time.
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Readings, Slides
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Critical Infrastructure Protection - Module 2 of 16 – Strategic Framework
- 06/06/2010
This module covers CIP Governance, Strategy and Planning, and Partnerships and Preparedness. At the end of the module, the student will understand the unique environment of critical infrastructures over other complex systems.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Critical Infrastructure Protection - Module 1 of 16 – Introduction to Critical Infrastructure Protection
- 06/06/2010
This module is designed for the instructor to present an overall view of the CIP landscape. It will introduce what the critical infrastructure elements are, who runs them, who regulates them and what the major sources of issues are for them in general.
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Case Study, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step - Implementation Methodology – an Introduction - 2 of 2 (PowerPoint Slides)
- 05/12/2010
This PowerPoint file is from the Live Meeting webcast presented by Aditya Mohan, Director, Sure Step Product Management from Microsoft. The presentation is an introduction to Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step.
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Slides
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Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step - Implementation Methodology – an Introduction - 1 of 2 (Live Meeting Recording)
- 05/10/2010
This Live Meeting session is an introduction to Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step. This Live Meeting webcast is presented by Aditya Mohan, Director, Sure Step Product Management from Microsoft. The session runs about 57 minutes including Q&A following the presentation.
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Audiovisual Content, Demo
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Cloud Computing - Software Engineering Fundamentals
- 05/10/2010
This PowerPoint presentation on Cloud Computing is from Johann Heinzelreiter and Werner Kurschl from the Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences.
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Slides
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Microsoft Dynamics Publications
- 04/02/2010
Bring technology into the classroom is by using publications that feature Microsoft Dynamics software as the system example.
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Readings
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Classes and Object-Oriented Programming (Lecture 4 of 4) - (Slides)
- 03/30/2010
This material contains a PowerPoint file, a lab, a demo and includes the following information: 4.1 Basic OOP, 4.2 Class Design, 4.3 Design Rule Summary, 4.4 Related Visual Studio Features and 4.5 Next Steps.
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Slides
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The .NET Platform (Lecture 3 of 4) - (Slides)
- 03/30/2010
This material contains a PowerPoint file as well as a demo and includes the following information: 3.1 What is .NET, 3.2 Platform Neutrality, 3.3 Other Platforms and 3.4 Next Steps.
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Slides
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Developing Software using Microsoft Visual Studio (Lecture 2 of 4) - (Slides)
- 03/30/2010
This material contains a PowerPoint file, a lab, a demo and includes the following information: 2.1 Hello Visual Studio, 2.2 Understanding Visual Studio, 2.3 The Visual Studio Toolset, 2.4 Other Tools and 2.5 Next Steps.
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Slides
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Introduction to C# — for the Java Programmer (Lecture 1 of 4) - (Slides)
- 03/30/2010
This material contains a PowerPoint file as well as a demo and includes the following information: 1.1 Hello C#, 1.2 Hello Objects, 1.3 The C# Language, 1.4 Getting Started and 1.5 Next Steps.
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Slides
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SIGCSE 2009 Lecture 4 of 4 (The Language and Class Library) - (Video)
- 03/30/2010
This 37 minute video covers Slides 36 - 49 of the SIGCSE 2009 From Java to CSharp presentation and includes the following information: Statements, Type-casting / Conversion, Parameter-passing, Arrays, Collections, I/O, Using and Exception Handling.
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Audiovisual Content
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SIGCSE 2009 Lecture 3 of 4 (Interesting Applications) - (Video)
- 03/30/2010
This 40 minute video covers Slides 50 - 79 of the SIGCSE 2009 From Java to CSharp presentation and includes the following sample applications: Census Data, BST and AVL Trees and Customer Database.
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Audiovisual Content
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SIGCSE 2009 Lecture 2 of 4 (Types and Classes) - (Video)
- 03/30/2010
This 55 minute video covers Slides 23 - 35 of the SIGCSE 2009 From Java to CSharp presentation and includes the following information: .NET Type System, Types in C#, Classes, Dynamic Binding, Interfaces and Inheritance.
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Audiovisual Content
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SIGCSE 2009 Lecture 1 of 4 (Hello C#) - (Video)
- 03/30/2010
This 52 minute video covers Slides 1 - 22 of the SIGCSE 2009 From Java to CSharp presentation and includes the following information: The .NET Platform, Hello World, Hello Objects, Hello Visual Studio and Other Tools.
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Audiovisual Content
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SIGCSE 2009 From Java to CSharp - (Slides)
- 03/30/2010
This material contains the slide deck shown in the "From Java to C#" video and includes the following information: 1. Hello C#, 2. Types and Classes, 3. The Language and Class Library and 4. Interesting Applications
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Slides
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From Java to C# - (Video)
- 03/30/2010
In this introductory video Professor Joe Hummel discusses his material and what is covered in each of the sections. In addition Joe talks about Visual Studio as a development tool, including an overview of the different editions, where to get VS, how to install it and a quick introduction to the application.
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Audiovisual Content
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XNA Game-Themed CS1 Lab Workbook
- 03/25/2010
Professor Kelvin Sung, along with Microsoft, designed programming assignment modules for faculty members with little or no background in computer gaming or graphics. These assignment modules are self-contained so faculty can pick and choose a subset to combine with their existing class assignments. This file contains the 683 page workbook.
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Audiovisual Content, Lab, Project
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Developing Game-Themed Applications with XNA (Workshop)
- 03/25/2010
Professor Kelvin Sung, along with Microsoft, designed programming assignment modules for faculty members with little or no background in computer gaming or graphics. These assignment modules are self-contained so faculty can pick and choose a subset to combine with their existing class assignments. This workshop is designed specifically for these faculty members.
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Audiovisual Content, Lab, Project
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Microsoft Dynamics RoleTailored User Experience Resources
- 03/09/2010
This document contains supporting materials related to the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance Live Meeting Session on 2 March 2010: Microsoft Dynamics RoleTailored User Experience presented by Vibor Cipan, CEO of FatDux, Zagreb, Croatia.
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Readings
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C# 2008 and .NET Programming for Electronic Engineers
- 01/07/2010
Aimed at Engineers and Scientists who want to learn about the NET environment and C# programming or who have an interest in interfacing hardware to a PC.
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Course Outline, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides, Textbook
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Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance Live Meeting Session
- 12/22/2009
This was the first Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance (DynAA) Live Meeting Session hosted by Aristomenis Macris from DynAA member school, University of Piraeus.
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Audiovisual Content, Slides
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Your Learning Guide to Expression Web: Curriculum Unit & Tutorial_Electronic Accessories
- 12/02/2009
This complete teaching and learning curriculum unit and tutorial with lesson plans, student projects, and assessment tools provides everything needed to teach a short Web design unit in a variety of curricular areas. Use Expression Web 3 to create standard HTML pages with layers, Dynamic Web Templates, CSS, and interactive buttons. The topic e-cessories (electronic accessories), is based upon the essential question, “What e-cessory—electronic accessory— has had the greatest impact upon you, your family, friends, or community?”
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Lab, Other, Project, Tutorial
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Creating Images with Expression Design 3 Beaches Around the World
- 12/02/2009
Create a great looking header image for the Beach Web site referenced in the Basic Expression Web tutorial - Expression Web Quick Start Tutorial_Beaches. This tutorial is part of Module 4 of the semester-long curriculum - Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft Expression Studio 3. (2 hours)
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Lab, Tutorial
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Expression Web Tutorial (Advanced): Beaches Around the World
- 12/02/2009
Advanced Expression Web Tutorial - Add to the Web site project made in the “Expression Web Quick Start Tutorial: Beaches Around the World” by learning how to use more advanced features of Expression Web 3 to create a more dynamic and interactive Web site. (2 hours)
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Lab, Tutorial
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Expression Web Quick Start Tutorial: Beaches Around the World
- 12/02/2009
Basic Expression Web Tutorial - Quickly learn to create a cool Web site about the trip of your dreams to beautiful beaches around the world with this fast and easy Expression Web tutorial. (2-3 hours)
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Lab, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 8 Web Publishing and Maintenance
- 11/29/2009
In Module 8 students experience the processes and techniques for selecting hosting services, evaluating the effectiveness and usability of Web sites, and providing maintenance over time. Personal reflection on the complete Web design process, and the skills and characteristics valuable for Web technology careers is encouraged. (The project produced in Module 7 is referenced within this module.)
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 7 The Production Process
- 11/29/2009
In Module 7 students produce the real-world client-centered Web site planned and designed in Module 6. This module is lab intensive, with the educator serving primarily as a guide and supervisor while students further develop their collaborative and technical skills. (The planning for this module occurs in Module 6.)
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 6 The Design Process
- 11/29/2009
In Module 6 students explore Web technology careers as they simulate a professional Web design planning process for a real-world problem. Team collaboration, communication, and customer interactions are emphasized as students plan a Web site project for an organization. (The project planned in this module is created in Module 7.)
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 5 Beyond the Basics with Expression Web
- 11/29/2009
In Module 5 students create Web sites using Microsoft Expression Web with detailed tutorials. Technical skills using Expression Web, and techniques such as CSS, layers, templates, and interactivity are included.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 4 Working with Images
- 11/29/2009
In Module 4 students create images with Microsoft Expression Design to meet Web communication needs. Image concepts related to scanning, digital photography, and image manipulation techniques are included.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 3 Designing for Communication
- 11/29/2009
In Module 3 students explore human communication and the unique challenges that electronic modes of communication present for effective transmission of ideas. Projects focus on the use of design elements and principles to communication successfully to a variety of Web audiences.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 2 HTML Basics
- 11/29/2009
In Module 2 students learn basic HTML tags and explore the power of cascading style sheets (CSS) by creating simple Web pages. They also experiment with page design and explore concepts of Web standards and accessibility.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3), Module 1 History and Future of the Web
- 11/29/2009
In Module 1 students explore the past and future of Web technologies and the structure of the Web. The rights and responsibilities surrounding intellectual property rights in an electronic world are emphasized.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.3) Preface
- 11/28/2009
This Preface document describes this complete, standards-based, single semester course on Web Design. The curriculum provides an extensive collection of creative teaching and learning materials that thoroughly span Web Design knowledge and skills and promote meaningful, real-world learning experiences. The modular design makes is adaptable to a wide variety of teaching scenarios.
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Audiovisual Content, Course Outline, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance Advisory Council – North America Current Initiatives
- 11/23/2009
The Advisory Council seeks to improve the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance (DynAA) program through its focus on Membership, Benefits, and Resources and to increase collaboration between Academic Alliance members and Microsoft partners.
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Readings
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Customer Relationship Management - Integrating Microsoft Dynamics CRM 4.0 in the Curriculum
- 11/18/2009
This presentation was given at the Academic Preconference 2009 in Frankfurt by Dr. Sc. (Econ.) Carl-Johan Rosenbröijer about his experience with CRM in an educational setting.
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Slides
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Dynamics CRM at Wiesbaden Business School
- 11/18/2009
This presentation was given at the Academic Preconference 2009 in Frankfurt by MBS Robin Grässel and MS Daniela Koegel from Wiesbaden Business School in Germany. This is about how they integrated Dynamics CRM into their curriculum.
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Slides
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Why would you want to integrate Microsoft Dynamics CRM into the curriculum and how to do it
- 11/12/2009
This presentation was given by Johannes Gritsch from the Microsoft Partner MBS-Training, Austria at the 2009 Academic Preconference in Vienna and Wiesbaden.
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Slides
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Microsoft Dynamics CRM Faculty Resource Kit
- 10/02/2009
This curriculum resource kit contains information to help you get acquainted with the benefits offered through the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance (DynAA) and offers information designed to assist during installation and implementation of Microsoft Dynamics CRM in the classroom. This kit also provides information about internal Microsoft programs, training and career opportunities your students.
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Readings
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Windows Experimental Course of Software School, Nankai University
- 08/19/2009
Hands-on operating system lab based on freeze-drying of process.
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Demo, Executable Program, Lab, Slides, Source Code
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Надежное и безопасное программирование для Microsoft.NET на языке C#
- 08/13/2009
Курс предназначен и читается на мат.-мех. факультете СПбГУ для студентов 4 курса специальности 351500 как cпецкурс. Ежегодно его слушают и сдают порядка 100 человек. Продолжительность курса – 32 часа.
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Slides
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Инженерия надежных и безопасных программ
- 08/13/2009
Курс предназначен и читается на мат.-мех. факультете СПбГУ для студентов 4 курса специальности 351500 как cпецкурс. В 2006 г. экзамен по нему сдали 140 студентов. Продолжительность курса – 36 часов.
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Lab, Project, Textbook
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Introduction to Programming Through Game Development Using Microsoft XNA Game Studio
- 08/03/2009
Learn the underlying skills and principles of software development as you design and build your first games for Xbox 360, Windows, and Zune.
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Lab, Source Code, Textbook
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Company Profile of Cronus International Ltd.
- 07/01/2009
This is an improved and richer version of the profile of the fictive company Cronus International Ltd. included in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. This profile forms the basis for training material for individuals looking to learn about Microsoft Dynamics NAV in greater detail.
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Tutorial
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Demo Company for Microsoft Dynamics NAV: Cronus International Ltd. - Dutch Version
- 06/25/2009
We are pleased to inform you that we now have an improved and richer version of the profile of the fictive company Cronus International Ltd. This profile forms the basis for training material for individuals looking to learn about Microsoft Dynamics NAV in greater detail.
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Case Study, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project
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How to Access Sure Step
- 06/23/2009
Please find attached the steps of how to access Sure Step on Faculty Connection.
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Readings
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XNA Game Development
- 06/19/2009
This information, developed by the Oregon Institute of Technology, contains the course outlines and materials for a sequence of 3 XNA Game Development courses.
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Course Outline, Lab, Project
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Microsoft Dynamics AX Resource Kit Table of Contents
- 06/09/2009
This curriculum resource kit contains information to help you get acquainted with the benefits offered through the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance and offers information designed to assist during installation and implementation of Microsoft Dynamics AX in the classroom. This kit also provides information about internal Microsoft programs, training and career opportunities for your students.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics AX VPC Reference Guide
- 06/03/2009
Use this guide to access information about the Microsoft Virtual PC, the virtualization suite hosted on the Microsoft Windows operating system and to access the Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 Virtual PC.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics AX Roles Material
- 06/03/2009
Use this guide to access links to information about the Microsoft Dynamics Customer Model.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics AX Learning Plans and More
- 06/03/2009
Use this guide to access links to Learning Plans, E-Learning, Materials and Certification for Microsoft Dynamics AX.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step Overview Training Materials
- 05/27/2009
Enclosed are the Microsoft Dynamics Sure Step Overview training materials.
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Case Study, Journal/Magazine Articles, Readings, Source Code, Tutorial
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV Resource Kit Table of Contents
- 05/18/2009
This curriculum resource kit contains information to help you get acquainted with the benefits offered through the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance and offers information designed to assist during installation and implementation of Microsoft Dynamics NAV in the classroom. This kit also provides information about internal Microsoft programs, training and career opportunities your students.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics Roles
- 05/18/2009
Use this guide to access links to information about the Microsoft Dynamics Customer Model.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV Learning Plans and More
- 05/14/2009
Use this guide to access links to Learning Plans, E-Learning, Materials and Certification for Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics NAV VPC Reference Guide
- 05/14/2009
Use this guide to access information about the Microsoft Virtual PC, the virtualization suite hosted on the Microsoft Windows operating system.
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Readings
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Beyond Transaction Processing: Using Dynamics to Enhance Learning in a Simulated Business Environment
- 05/13/2009
This material was presented at Convergence 2009 and it describes the options and benefits of using Dynamics AX as a teaching and collaboration tool.
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Slides
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Learn Programming with XNA
- 04/30/2009
"Getting Started Making Games with C# and XNA Game Studio" is a programming course for students with no prior programming experience. It is intended to engage students with the craft of programming by the creation of gameplay using the XNA game framework.
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Course Outline, Demo, Lab, Slides
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Howest University College: Case Study
- 04/28/2009
Howest, the University College West Flanders, in West Flanders, Belgium wanted to find a way to encourage development and design students to study business solutions software. So Howest put together a short class using the business management solution, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 5.0.
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Case Study
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Case Study: Avans Hogeschool University
- 04/28/2009
Avans Hogeschool University of Applied Science (Avans) teaches courses that equip students with the skills necessary to succeed in the world of work. The university puts a high value on “learning by doing,” illustrated by its use of business software, which helps the 20,000 Avans university students acquire the skills needed to manage organizations.
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Case Study
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Digital Citizenship and Creative Content - Unit 1: "Creative What?"
- 04/14/2009
This unit explores the general topics of intellectual property, creative content, and creative rights. Using the backdrop of a high school’s Battle of the Bands, the unit will help students define intellectual property and creative content by relating it to a common scenario they might encounter.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Digital Citizenship and Creative Content - Unit 2: "By Rule of Law"
- 04/14/2009
Intellectual property is a valuable commodity, and thus, those who develop creative content are protected by laws in the United States and around the world. In this unit, students explore creative content and learn about the rights they have as creators and the laws that exist to protect the creative process.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Digital Citizenship and Creative Content - Unit 3: "Calling All Digital Citizens"
- 04/14/2009
Copyright and other creative rights empower the artists, musicians, and writers who produce creative works. But how does the prevalence of online media — and its ease of access — change the conversation about those rights? With social media as the backdrop, this unit explores that very question.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Digital Citizenship and Creative Content - Unit 4: "Protect Your Work, Respect Your Work"
- 04/14/2009
This unit explores the theme of protecting creative content through a series of experiential activities. Students learn how to protect their own creative works and how to use other people’s creative works in a fair and legal manner.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Research Development and Publication Opportunities
- 04/06/2009
During the recent Academic Alliance gathering concurrent with Convergence 2009, participants focused on identifying key elements of research design that could develop into collaborative research opportunities or stimulate better alignment of independent initiatives.
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Professional Development
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Microsoft Visual Studio Team System Traditional and ROI Case Studies
- 04/03/2009
The Software Engineering Resource Kit contains several case studies. This listing is for the ROI and Traditional Case Studies that pertain to the Microsoft Visual Studio Team System.
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Case Study
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HCI Course Notes
- 04/01/2009
A comprehensive set of notes and slideshows covering the gamut of topics for Human-Computer Interaction at the undergraduate level.
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Project, Slides
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Behind the Code with Eric Horvitz
- 02/10/2009
Eric Horvitz, today’s guest, joined Microsoft Research with two colleagues in 1993 to form the Decision Theory and Adaptive Systems group. Since then he has been at the center of a variety of projects focused on machine intelligence and adaptation, and the related tasks of information discovery, collection, and delivery.
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Audiovisual Content
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C# Development
- 02/09/2009
The book contains 185 pages and covers everything from how to start with C# (like the basic language constructs) to how to create user interfaces, components and even how to encapsulate the logic of your application into business objects.
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Readings
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Introduction to Computer Programming with C#
- 02/06/2009
This computer science course provides a unique curriculum for instructors to teach Microsoft's C# programming language through the implementation of computer games.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Building Better Game Programmers, Now and Forever…
- 01/26/2009
A random walk through challenges facing game developers (programmers) and corresponding inflection points for curriculum focus.
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Slides
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Course Syllabus - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 12/04/2008
Developed by Georgia Institute of Technology, this document provides the syllabus as outlined in Prof Hamblen's 2nd edition textbook, "Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE". The complete textbook is also available to download.
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Course Outline
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Trustworthy Compiler Development
- 12/02/2008
This is the second, enhanced, version of Trustworthy Compiler Development course, companion curriculum to my "Trustworthy Compilers" book published at Wiley in February 2010. Both classical and innovative material on compilers is included.
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Slides
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Rapid Use of Microsoft Dynamics Ax through Industrial Partnership
- 12/02/2008
This presentation was given at the Academic Preconference in Copenhagen 2008. University departments, who want to include Microsoft Dynamics solutions in their curriculum as well as in research activities, have to deal with challenging tasks in several areas.
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Case Study, Slides
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ERP and NAV - Avans Hogeschool, The Netherlands.
- 11/28/2008
How is Avans Hogeschool, The Netherlands using Microsoft Dynamics NAV in their curriculum? Winner of the Microsoft Excellence Award in Academic Alliance 2008.
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Case Study, Slides
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Table of Contents for DynAA Curriculum Resource Kit
- 11/24/2008
This is the table of contents for the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance Faculty Connection resource kit.
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Readings
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Creating Images with Expression Design_Beaches Around the World - (For Expression v.2)
- 11/19/2008
Create a great looking header image for the Beach Web site referenced in the Basic Expression Web tutorial - Expression Web Quick Start Tutorial_Beaches. This tutorial is part of Module 4 of the semester-long curriculum - Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft Expression Studio.
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Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Tutorial
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Expression Web Tutorial (Advanced): Beaches Around the World - (For Expression v.2)
- 11/19/2008
Advanced Expression Web Tutorial - Add to the Web site project made in the “Expression Web Quick Start Tutorial: Beaches Around the World” by learning how to use the advanced features of Expression Web to create a more dynamic and interactive Web site.
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Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Tutorial
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Behind the Code with Richard Ward
- 11/13/2008
While most Windows developers are focusing on the next version of Windows, Richard and his team are already hard at work on the version which will follow. In this episode of Behind the Code, we will discover what experiences Richard finds most helpful, as he focuses on building out the core infrastructure components of what will, one day, be running on the vast majority of the world’s computers.
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Audiovisual Content
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Behind the Code with Terry Crowley
- 11/13/2008
Throughout his entire career, Terry Crowley has been involved with, and played a role in, the information superhighway. Join us as he shares with us his reflections of the Internet, the origins and evolution of FrontPage, and his expectations for where this technology is leading us. And if Ultimate Frisbee is more your thing...well, we've got the covered as well.
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Audiovisual Content
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Behind the Code with Patrick Dussud
- 11/13/2008
In this episode, we discuss with Patrick how GC concepts and implementations have evolved over the years, how the GC in the .NET Common Language Runtime (CLR) might be different from others, and how GC improvements in the future may need to change to deal with advancements in both software and hardware systems.
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Audiovisual Content
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Behind the Code with Rebecca Norlander
- 11/12/2008
In the often male-dominated world of computers, Rebecca Norlander has made a name for herself by taking on big challenges and proving that she has what it takes to deliver results. Learn how Rebecca got her start at Microsoft, advancing through roles where she had tremendous impact on Excel, Internet Explorer, Windows XP SP2, and Windows Vista Security, and now as technical strategist to Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie.
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Audiovisual Content
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Computerized Accounting Using Microsoft Business Solutions - Great Plains 4th Edition (2008)
- 11/05/2008
Computerized Accounting Using Microsoft Business Solutions - Great Plains 4th Edition (2008) by Alvin A. Arens and D. Dewey Ward includes materials that are typically used in the first information systems course. But the materials are relevant for any course in which the instructor wants students to learn and understand accounting software used by mid-size businesses.
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Textbook
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Career Resources for Students
- 10/17/2008
Use this guide to access links to Microsoft programs, resources, and information about jobs or internships in the Microsoft Dynamics field.
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Readings
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Microsoft Consortium Materials
- 10/17/2008
The purpose of this joint program is to provide to the academic community access to large and compelling real world datasets for both teaching and research.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 Reference Guide
- 10/17/2008
Use this guide to access quick links to information and resources that will help you make the most of Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0.
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Readings
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Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance Reference Guide
- 10/17/2008
Use this guide to access quick links to information and resources that will help you make the most of the Microsoft Dynamics Academic Alliance program.
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Readings
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Useful Microsoft Sites and Related Blogs
- 10/17/2008
Use this guide to access links to useful Microsoft sites and related blogs.
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Readings
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 7 The Production Process
- 09/17/2008
In Module 7 students produce the real-world client-centered Web site planned and designed in Module 6. This module is lab intensive, with the educator serving primarily as a guide and supervisor while students further develop their collaborative and technical skills. (The planning for this module occurs in Module 6.)
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Audiovisual Content, Course Outline, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 8 Web Publishing and Maintenance
- 09/17/2008
In Module 8 students experience the processes and techniques for selecting hosting services, evaluating the effectiveness and usability of Web sites, and providing maintenance over time. Personal reflection on the complete Web design process, and the skills and characteristics valuable for Web technology careers is encouraged. (The project produced in Module 7 is referenced within this module.)
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Project, Slides, Textbook
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 6 The Design Process
- 09/17/2008
In Module 6 students explore Web technology careers as they simulate a professional Web design planning process for a real-world problem. Team collaboration, communication, and customer interactions are emphasized as students plan a Web site project for an organization. (The project planned in this module is created in Module 7.)
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Slides, Textbook
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 5 Beyond the Basics with Expression Web
- 09/17/2008
In Module 5 students create Web sites using Microsoft Expression Web through the use of detailed tutorials. Technical skills using Expression Web, and modern Web techniques such as CSS, layers, templates, and interactivity are included.
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Audiovisual Content, Course Outline, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Instructor Slides - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
This set of slides supports the textbook for this course (see the related resources section below). This course provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system. The slides are typically used in lecture format to teach students and to walkthrough the lab exercises that are detailed in the textbook. Refer to the textbook for the course outline and objectives.
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Slides
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Sample Code - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
The sample code in this download supports the textbook for this course (see the related resources section below). This course provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system. The sample code is used to complete the lab exercises in the textbook. Refer to the textbook for the course outline and objectives.
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Source Code
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Course Textbook (English) - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
Developed by Georgia Institute of Technology, this textbook provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system.
There are 3 components to this course material. The 1st component is this textbook. The 2nd component is the set of slides that support each of the chapters in this textbook. The last component is the code samples that are referenced in the lab exercises in this textbook.
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Textbook
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Course Textbook (Korean) - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
Developed by the Georgia Institute of Technology, this textbook has been translated into Korean. It provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system.
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Textbook
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Course Textbook (Japanese) - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
Developed by the Georgia Institute of Technology, this textbook has been translated into Japanese. It provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system.
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Textbook
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Course Textbook (German) - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
Developed by the Georgia Institute of Technology, this textbook has been translated into German. It provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system.
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Textbook
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Course Textbook (Simplified Chinese) - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 2nd Edition
- 09/17/2008
Developed by the Georgia Institute of Technology, this textbook has been translated into Simplified Chinese. It provides an introduction to embedded systems development and is the second edition, targeting the eBox 4300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 R2 operating system.
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Textbook
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Expression Web Quick Start Tutorial: Beaches Around the World - (For Expression v.2)
- 09/11/2008
Basic Expression Web Tutorial - Learn to quickly create a cool Web site about the trip of your dreams to beautiful beaches around the world with this fast and easy Expression Web tutorial.
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Lab, Project, Tutorial
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Microsoft Windows Internals Curriculum Resource Kit Videos
- 08/22/2008
This 12 hour Windows OS internals video library, developed by David Solomon and Mark Russinovich, covers Microsoft Windows 2000 and Microsoft Windows XP.
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Audiovisual Content, Demo, Lab, Slides
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Windows Operating System Internals Tools
- 08/15/2008
This material contains a set of tools for the Windows OS Internals Curriculum Resource Kit (CRK). These tools are the ones referenced in the labs and demonstrations of the CRK Units.
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Executable Program, Professional Development
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Windows Operating System Internals Combined Units
- 08/15/2008
The Windows Operating System Internals Curriculum Resource Kit (“CRK”) is a pool of teaching material and resources that explains the internals of the Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating system family based on the book Windows Internals, 4th edition (Microsoft Press).
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Executable Program, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Readings, Slides
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 3 Designing for Communication
- 08/14/2008
In Module 3 students explore human communication and the unique challenges that electronic modes of communication present for effective transmission of ideas. Projects focus on the use of design elements and principles to communication successfully to a variety of Web audiences.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 4 Working with Images
- 08/14/2008
In Module 4 students create images with Microsoft Expression Design to meet Web communication needs. Image concepts related to scanning, digital photography, and image manipulation techniques are included.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 1 History and Future of the Web
- 08/13/2008
In Module 1 students explore the past and future of Web technologies and the structure of the Web. The rights and responsibilities surrounding intellectual property rights in an electronic world are emphasized.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2), Module 2 HTML Basics
- 08/13/2008
In Module 2 students learn basic HTML tags and explore the power of cascading style sheets (CSS) by creating simple Web pages. They also experiment with page design and explore concepts of Web standards and accessibility.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook
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Defense Against the Dark Arts Course Materials
- 08/11/2008
This course presents the art of virus detection. It uses the Microsoft Experimental Compiler Phoenix to break down compiled virus code and other techniques such as lexicographical analysis to teach students about computer virus in a safe and ethical manner.
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Course Outline, Demo, Project, Tutorial
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Introduction to Web Design Using Microsoft® Expression® Studio (v.2)
- 08/05/2008
This curriculum is a complete, standards-based, single semester course on Web Design. The curriculum provides an extensive collection of creative teaching and learning materials that thoroughly span Web Design knowledge and skills and promote meaningful, real-world learning experiences. The modular design makes is adaptable to a wide variety of teaching scenarios.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Textbook
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CIS4990 Enterprise Project
- 07/03/2008
This is a capstone course of the CIS curriculum. Applications of computer, programming, system knowledge, and skills gained from the previous classes are applied in understanding the architecture, modules, implementation, setup, operations and management of enterprise resource planning systems.
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Course Outline
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Windows OS Internals Curriculum Resource Kit - Instructor Version
- 07/01/2008
Windows Curriculum Resource Kit (CRK) provides instructor resources, including PowerPoint presentation slides, experiments, hands-on labs, sample quizzes and assignments for introducing case studies from the Windows kernel into operating system courses.
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Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Microsoft Research and University of Virginia Phoenix Summer Workshop
- 06/27/2008
Phoenix is a framework for program analysis and transformation under vigorous development at Microsoft. A joint project between Microsoft’s Compiler and Tools group and Microsoft Research, Phoenix aspires to a platform that is both industrial-strength and capable of supporting innovative, cutting-edge research.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Understanding Business Cycles, System's Controls and The Chart of Accounts
- 04/29/2008
The guide provides an introduction to Dynamics AX 4.0. Contains a demonstration of the Purchases Cycle and the Revenue Cycle and a student exercise for each.
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Project
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - New & Improved–The IGDA Education SIG Curriculum Framework - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 04/14/2008
This framework is considered the standard for all game related curricula. We will present the changes and improvements that were made to the newest version. This session will also allow for discussion on the documents evolution and how individual institutions might implement the recommendations.
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Audiovisual Content
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - New & Improved–The IGDA Education SIG Curriculum Framework - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 04/14/2008
This framework is considered the standard for all game related curricula. We will present the changes and improvements that were made to the newest version. This session will also allow for discussion on the documents evolution and how individual institutions might implement the recommendations.
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Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Game Development in CS Classes: An Insider’s Perspective - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 04/14/2008
Game development is an obvious way to brighten up a computer science curriculum, but where do you start? Between topic ideas, project scope, and development environments, crucial decisions can make or break a great game-related CS assignment.
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Game Development in CS Classes: An Insider’s Perspective - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 04/14/2008
Game development is an obvious way to brighten up a computer science curriculum, but where do you start? Between topic ideas, project scope, and development environments, crucial decisions can make or break a great game-related CS assignment.
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Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Using and Assessing Games and Robotics to Teach Introductory Computing Concepts - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 04/14/2008
This session uses dynamic examples from games and robotics that are used to teach important computing concepts to high school students and college freshmen.
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Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Games, Robots, and Robot Games: Complementary Contexts for Introductory Computing Education
- 04/14/2008
This presentation will explore robotics, gaming, their interactions, and provide suggestions on how best to proceed in making the most out of games in the classroom.
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Audiovisual Content, Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Adding Handheld Game Programming to a Computer Science Curriculum - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 04/14/2008
A new course in handheld game programming is described. The target platform is the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. We explain the capabilities of this platform and the tools and documentation used to teach the course.
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Audiovisual Content
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Adding Handheld Game Programming to a Computer Science Curriculum - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 04/14/2008
A new course in handheld game programming is described. The target platform is the Nintendo Game Boy Advance. We explain the capabilities of this platform and the tools and documentation used to teach the course.
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Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Integrating Games and Machine Learning in the Undergraduate Computer Science Classroom
- 04/14/2008
This module provides a series of challenges for undergraduate students by using a game environment to teach machine learning and classic Artificial Intelligence concepts.
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Audiovisual Content, Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Gaming for Middle School Students: Building Virtual Worlds - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 04/14/2008
In this paper we present our CARE curriculum and the results of our evaluations. We demonstrate that students are more excited about Computing and Gaming after their camp experience and are interested in pursuing further studies in Gaming and Computing.
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Audiovisual Content
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - Gaming for Middle School Students: Building Virtual Worlds - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 04/14/2008
In this paper we present our CARE curriculum and the results of our evaluations. We demonstrate that students are more excited about Computing and Gaming after their camp experience and are interested in pursuing further studies in Gaming and Computing.
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Demo, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - A New Generation of Learning Technology: Three Dimensions of Change - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 04/07/2008
Having largely missed the first few revolutions in information technology that have transformed virtually every other service industry, education and training have the chance to leapfrog to the state of the art.
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Audiovisual Content
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Microsoft Academic Days on Game Development 2008 - A New Generation of Learning Technology: Three Dimensions of Change - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 04/07/2008
Having largely missed the first few revolutions in information technology that have transformed virtually every other service industry, education and training have the chance to leapfrog to the state of the art.
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Demo, Slides
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Your Learning Guide to Expression Web: Curriculum Unit & Tutorial_Electronic Accessories - (For Expression v.2)
- 02/03/2008
This complete teaching and learning curriculum unit and tutorial with lesson plans, student projects, and assessment tools provides everything needed to teach a short Web design unit in a variety of curricular areas. Use Expression Web to create standard HTML pages with layers, Dynamic Web Templates, CSS, and interactive buttons. The topic e-cessories (electronic accessories), is based upon the essential question, “What e-cessory—electronic accessory— has had the greatest impact upon you, your family, friends, or community?”
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Course Outline, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides, Textbook, Tutorial
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DotNetNuke Web Development Course
- 01/24/2008
This curriculum is for a web development course that uses the DotNetNuke platform. This file includes teacher presentation slides and student files to create a DotNetNuke portal as a case study/project for students.
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Lab, Project, Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Business Applications, Relational Databases, and Security - Using Business Collaboration Tools Innovatively in Online Spoken English Training to Foreign Students - 1 of 2
- 11/30/2007
The business collaboration tool synchronous computer-mediated communication (SCMC) system has been widely used not only for business telecommunication and video-conferencing recently, but also for improving spoken English language training in response to the needs of global business and language education.
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Audiovisual Content
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Microsoft Academic Days on Business Applications, Relational Databases, and Security - Using Business Collaboration Tools Innovatively in Online Spoken English Training to Foreign Students - 2 of 2
- 11/30/2007
The business collaboration tool synchronous computer-mediated communication (SCMC) system has been widely used not only for business telecommunication and video-conferencing recently, but also for improving spoken English language training in response to the needs of global business and language education.
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Demo, Slides
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TechREACH in Eastern Washington: Engaging Latino Teens in STEM Activities
- 11/30/2007
TechREACH, a Washington State program, increases middle school students’ interest in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) through hands-on curriculum, mentoring, and teacher professional development.
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Professional Development
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Business Intelligence – BI Reference Materials
- 11/17/2007
This material provides hands-on experience connecting and querying databases using Visual Basic .NET. In addition there are Case Studies and White Papers about using Business Intelligence on the Microsoft Platform.
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Case Study, Exercise/Exam, Readings
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Behind the Code with Mohsen Agsen
- 10/23/2007
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, sits down with some of Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC takes a closer look at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Technical Fellow, Mohsen Agsen
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Audiovisual Content
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Software Entrepreneurship for Students
- 09/26/2007
The Software Entrepreneurship for Students Curriculum was developed specifically to target technical universities and colleges. The curriculum provides technical students with additional knowledge and tools to develop successful and sustainable ventures.
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Audiovisual Content, Case Study, Course Outline, Slides
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CRK (Curriculum Resource Kit)
- 09/12/2007
Arkady Retik, DSc, Windows Academic Program Manager, from Microsoft talks about the CRK (Curriculum Resource Kit).
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Audiovisual Content, Demo, Slides
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Keynote Presentation by Jim Hamblen discussing Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Academic Curriculum
- 09/12/2007
Jim Hamblen, School of ECE, Georgia Tech discusses the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Academic Curriculum materials.
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Audiovisual Content
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Interweaving Game Design into Core CS Curriculum
- 09/12/2007
Yolanda Rankin talks about interweaving Game Design into Core CS Curriculum.
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Audiovisual Content, Demo, Slides
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COMPASS: Staying Found in a Material World
- 09/11/2007
Gerd Heber from the Cornell Theory Center talks about a new science portal - Computation and Materials Portal and Adaptive Simulation System (COMPASS).
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Audiovisual Content, Demo, Slides
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Behind the Code with Peter Spiro
- 08/16/2007
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, sits down with some of Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC takes a closer look at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Technical Fellow, Peter Spiro
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Audiovisual Content, Professional Development
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Academic Days on Game Development 2007 – Musings on Game Dev Curriculums: An Insider’s View
- 08/09/2007
This presentation was given by Matt Lee at the Academic Days on Game Development conference. This material discusses topics such as how to tune your curriculum to better match some of the industry trends in game development and software engineering in general.
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Slides
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Introduction to Video Game Programming
- 06/22/2007
Use of this document will allow a professor or instructor to learn quickly about XNA and XBox 360 programming. A syllabus is included with the curriculum guideline. This is a package that contains a standard syllabus and curriculum guidance.
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Course Outline, Lab, Readings, Tutorial
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Behind the Code with Catharine van Ingen
- 06/15/2007
What do global warming, a scientific instrument weighing about 4500 tons and bill collection have in common? The once Berkeley ‘hippie chick’ turned Software Architect Catharine van Ingen.
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Audiovisual Content, Case Study, Demo, Journal/Magazine Articles, Readings, Slides, Source Code, Tutorial
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Implementing and Securing E-mail-Messaging Servers
- 06/07/2007
This course is an introduction to the concepts of implementing and securing email-messaging servers. At the end of the class the student will be able to demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary for installing, configuring, managing, and supporting users running applications on email-messaging servers using Exchange 2007.
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Audiovisual Content, Case Study, Course Outline, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Professional Development, Readings, Tutorial
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Potential Uses of Great Plains in a School of Business Curriculum
- 05/30/2007
This paper provides some suggestions on how Great Plains 8.0 can be integrated into a business curriculum.
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Project
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Embedded Systems Jumpstart: Windows CE 6.0
- 05/21/2007
Presentation materials for the Embedded Systems Jumpstart: Windows CE 6.0 class held in May 2007.
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Demo, Slides
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Academic Days on Game Development 2007 – Living the Dream
- 05/14/2007
This presentation was given by Colleen McCreary at the Academic Days on Game Development conference. This material discusses topics such as including games as part of the traditional Computer Science curriculum, Electronic Arts team technologies, cutting edge engineering and what students do right out of college.
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Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing – Windows Embedded CE 6.0 Academic Curriculum
- 05/08/2007
This presentation will cover Windows Embedded CE 6.0 material such as academic curriculum for Embedded CE 6.0, sample curriculum outline, overview of Windows Embedded CE 6.0, example CE Hardware, I/O options and student design projects.
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Slides
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Microsoft Academic Days on Windows & Embedded Computing – Curriculum Resource Kit
- 05/07/2007
This presentation provides the background and overview of the Curriculum Resource Kit and shows the demos, labs and source code that are available.
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Demo, Lab, Slides, Source Code
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Use of Technology in Education
- 04/17/2007
This presentation was given by Dr. M. Yasar Özden at the MEA Academic Days 2007 conference. It discusses integrating technology into the curriculum.
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Slides
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Why .NET?
- 04/17/2007
This presentation was given by Dr. Ahmed Omari at the MEA Academic Days 2007 conference. It covers a .NET overview, what .NET can do, why .NET in the IT curriculum and best practices.
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Slides
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Databases and .NET
- 04/17/2007
This presentation was given by Dr. Murat Osman Unalir at the MEA Academic Days 2007 conference. It covers lessons learned from integrating databases course with .NET.
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Slides
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Windows Embedded - Curriculum and Best Practices
- 04/17/2007
This presentation was delivered by Thierry Joubert at the MEA Academic Days 2007 conference. The material covers the What, Why and How of teaching Windows Embedded.
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Slides
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ASU Academic Days 2007 - Windows Academic Program
- 03/22/2007
These slides are from the Windows Academic Program track of the Arizona State University Academic Days delivered over March 15th-16th 2007. The talks discuss the Curriculum Resource Kit, Windows Research Kit, ProjectOZ, and two System Internals tools that can be used within a lab or classroom.
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Case Study, Demo, Lab, Professional Development, Project, Slides, Tutorial
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Behind the Code with Rico Mariani
- 02/26/2007
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, talks with Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC looks at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Rico Mariani
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Audiovisual Content, Case Study, Professional Development
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Secure Software Engineering
- 02/13/2007
This archive contains materials of a uinversity course on secure software engineering at St. Petersburg University. Software lifecycle, programming paradigms, software process and their relation to secure software development are considered. Special attention is paid to aspect-oriented programming.
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Slides
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Behind the Code with Rob Short
- 02/07/2007
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, sits down with some of Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC takes a closer look at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: VP, Rob Short
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Audiovisual Content, Case Study, Professional Development
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Instructor Slides - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE – 1st Edition
- 01/02/2007
This set of slides supports the textbook for this course (see the related resources section below). This course provides an introduction to embedded systems development targeting the eBox 2300 embedded computer using the Windows Embedded CE 6.0 operating system.
The slides are typically used in lecture format to teach students and to walkthrough the lab exercises that are detailed in the textbook. Refer to the textbook for the course outline and objectives.
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Slides
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Sample Code - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE – 1st Edition
- 01/02/2007
The sample code in this download supports the textbook for this course (see the related resources section below). The sample code is used to complete the lab exercises in the textbook. Refer to the textbook for the course outline and objectives.
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Source Code
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Course Textbook - Introduction to Embedded Systems using Windows Embedded CE - 1st Edition
- 01/02/2007
Developed by Georgia Institute of Technology, this textbook provides an introduction to embedded systems development and targeting the eBox 2300 SoC Embedded Computer and using Windows Embedded CE 6.0.
There are 3 components to this course material. The first component is this textbook. The 2nd component is the set of slides that support each of the chapters in this textbook. The last component is the code samples that are referenced in the lab exercises.
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Textbook
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Dynamic Web Development with ASP.NET WebMatrix
- 12/19/2006
This set includes all the resources that you will need to teach Dynamic Web Development with ASP.NET WebMatrix, including student curriculum, teacher’s version of the curriculum, PowerPoint teaching aides, and an eBook for reference.
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Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Source Code, Textbook
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Visual Web Developer Course
- 12/19/2006
A curriculum and related resources for teaching a course in web development using Visual Web Developer.
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Case Study, Course Outline, Demo, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Slides, Source Code
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Programming with J#
- 12/19/2006
This set includes all the resources that you will need to teach using J# and Visual Studio .NET in your classroom, including student curriculum, PowerPoint teaching aides, and an eBook for reference.
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Audiovisual Content, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project, Readings, Slides
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Code Rules: Introduction to Programming with Visual Basic
- 12/19/2006
Code Rules introduces students to basic computer programming concepts. The simulation involves four students who travel the country in a Winnebago stopping at offbeat places to face coding challenges. This is a complete introduction to a programming course using Visual Basic 2005 Express.
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Audiovisual Content, Course Outline, Exercise/Exam, Lab, Project
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Gaming Resource Toolkit 2006: Trends of Gaming in CS and Industry
- 12/13/2006
Computer Science in the United States is seeing a huge drop in enrollment for both men and women. In a hope to reverse that trend and keep computer science exciting, Microsoft is looking at how computer gaming can make the curriculum more compelling.
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Slides
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Gaming Resource Toolkit 2006: Computer Gaming To Enhance CS Curriculum - Strengthening the CS Pipeline
- 12/07/2006
This paper provides a summary of the problem, a proposed solution and an invitation for more research. It also describes the assets Microsoft and its partners in academia and industry provide or plan to provide.
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Readings
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Gaming Resource Toolkit 2006: Evaluating the Effectiveness of a New Instructional Approach
- 12/07/2006
This paper describes the evaluation of an NSF-sponsored educational research project. The primary focus of this project was to develop and evaluate a course curriculum designed to improve retention and performance for “at risk” introductory computer science majors.
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Readings
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Security Teaching Objects - Threat Modeling - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers threat modeling, which is the process of categorizing, prioritizing, and mitigating security threats in a system. It will cover both STRIDE categorization and DREAD prioritization. It is intended to be the first session delivered in the series.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Buffer Overruns - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the fundamentals of buffer overruns, focusing on stack overruns. As well as the tools and techniques that may be employed to prevent them.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Advanced Buffers - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session continues coverage of buffer overruns by diving into details on heap overruns and string format bugs, which rely on buffer overruns. It also covers the use of Application Verifier to discover heap overrun bugs.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Integer Overflow - 1 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session provides a primer on binary and dives into the inherent risks in working with numbers, such as signed/unsigned mismatches, truncation, and ANSI/UNICODE mismatches.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Resource Management - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the importance of proper resource management. It includes coverage of several scenarios in which seemingly well-behaved code puts users at risk by failing to pay close attention to return values and other error indicators.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Race Conditions - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the fundamentals of race conditions, as well as the potential threats they pose in the hands of a malicious user.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Trusting User Input - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the various ways users can provide bad input to an application, as well as ways to sanitize it for protection. It includes heavy coverage of regular expressions.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Cross Site Scripting - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers defending against the practice of using malicious scripts to trick a user's browser into performing unapproved actions.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - SQL Injection - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers defending against the practice of providing malicious input to database-driven applications that can have unexpected and often dangerous effects.
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Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Cryptography - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the fundamentals of cryptography. Topics include encryption, hashing, and digital signatures.
Usage Types:
Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Security Compliance Issues - 1 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the important issues in security compliance as required by US laws and regulations. It also provides a general overview of the security compliance process.
Usage Types:
Audiovisual Content
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Security Teaching Objects - Threat Modeling - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers threat modeling, which is the process of categorizing, prioritizing, and mitigating security threats in a system. It will cover both STRIDE categorization and DREAD prioritization. It is intended to be the first session delivered in the series.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Buffer Overruns - 2 of 2 (Video)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the fundamentals of buffer overruns, focusing on stack overruns. As well as the tools and techniques that may be employed to prevent them.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Advanced Buffers - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session continues coverage of buffer overruns by diving into details on heap overruns and string format bugs, which rely on buffer overruns. It also covers the use of Application Verifier to discover heap overrun bugs.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Integer Overflow - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session provides a primer on binary and dives into the inherent risks in working with numbers, such as signed/unsigned mismatches, truncation, and ANSI/UNICODE mismatches.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Resource Management - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the importance of proper resource management. It includes coverage of several scenarios in which seemingly well-behaved code puts users at risk by failing to pay close attention to return values and other error indicators.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Race Conditions - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the fundamentals of race conditions, as well as the potential threats they pose in the hands of a malicious user.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Trusting User Input - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the various ways users can provide bad input to an application, as well as ways to sanitize it for protection. It includes heavy coverage of regular expressions.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Cross Site Scripting - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers defending against the practice of using malicious scripts to trick a user's browser into performing unapproved actions.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - SQL Injection - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers defending against the practice of providing malicious input to database-driven applications that can have unexpected and often dangerous effects.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Cryptography - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the fundamentals of cryptography. Topics include encryption, hashing, and digital signatures.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Security Teaching Objects - Security Compliance Issues - 2 of 2 (Slides)
- 12/06/2006
This session covers the important issues in security compliance as required by US laws and regulations. It also provides a general overview of the security compliance process.
Usage Types:
Demo, Exercise/Exam, Slides
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Behind the Code with Tony Williams
- 08/25/2006
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, talks with Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC looks at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Tony Williams
Usage Types:
Audiovisual Content, Case Study, Professional Development
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Lectures Slides for Course: Basic Information Security: Technology, Business and Law
- 07/11/2006
This course introduces students to security, privacy, reliability, and business integrity from an interdisciplinary perspective blending computer science with law and business. The set of slides contain materials for 9 class lectures on security technology perspective.
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Slides
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Project Report (Word Document)
- 06/15/2006
This report outlines the contribution of the 3D Journal project to the Microsoft Tablet PC Educational curriculum.
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Readings
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Behind the Code with Mark Zbikowski
- 06/12/2006
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, talks with some of Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC looks at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Mark Zbikowski
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Audiovisual Content
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Behind the Code with Anders Hejlsberg
- 04/13/2006
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, talks with Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC looks at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Anders Hejlsberg
Usage Types:
Audiovisual Content
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Behind the Code with Jim Gray
- 04/12/2006
Occasionally the office of the CTO, David Vaskevitch, talks with Microsoft’s most influential technical employees to capture their stories. Instead of examining specific technologies, BTC looks at the person, the career and what it takes to produce world-class software. Guest: Jim Gray
Usage Types:
Audiovisual Content
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CPT 355 Software Development for Mobile Computers
- 03/29/2006
This zip file contains many of the materials I use to teach CPT 355. This course has been offered at Purdue since the Fall 2002 semester. The zip file contains exams, programming assignments, quizzes, lectures notes, and links to reading assignments.
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Exercise/Exam, Lab, Readings, Source Code
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Discrete Mathematics and Structures: Theory of Computation and its Application
- 02/21/2006
Computation theory and discrete mathematics provide much of the CS infrastructure. Because they are often taught in isolation, students do not appreciate them. These materials provide traditional lecture materials and tests. More importantly, a C# grep application is offered and a C# DFA ADT.
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Exercise/Exam, Slides, Source Code
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Windows Operating System Internals Curriculum Resource Kit (CRK)
- 02/16/2006
The Windows Operating System Internals Curriculum Resource Kit (“CRK”) is a pool of teaching material and resources that explains the internals of the Microsoft Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 operating system family based on the book Windows Internals, 4th edition (Microsoft Press).
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Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Windows Operating System Internals Curriculum Resource Kit (CRK) - Tools
- 02/16/2006
A set of tools for Windows Curriculum Resource Kit (CRK). See object 6191.
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Executable Program, Readings
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Protection and Security -- CRK Unit OS7
- 02/16/2006
Unit OS7 of CRK, covers these topics: The Security Problem, Windows Security Components and Concepts, Windows Security Descriptors, and includes labs, quizzes, and assignments.
Usage Types:
Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Memory Management -- CRK Unit OS5
- 02/16/2006
Unit OS5 of CRK, covers these topics: Memory Management for Multiprogramming, Windows Memory Management Fundamentals, Virtual Address Translation, Physical Memory Management, and includes labs, quizzes, and assignments.
Usage Types:
Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Scheduling and Dispatch -- CRK Unit OS4
- 02/16/2006
Unit OS4 of CRK, covers these topics: The Concept of Processes and Threads, Windows Processes and Threads, Windows Process and Thread Internals, Windows Thread Scheduling, Advanced Windows Thread Scheduling, and includes labs, quizzes, and assignments.
Usage Types:
Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Concurrency -- CRK Unit OS3
- 02/16/2006
Unit OS3 of CRK, covers these topics: Critical Sections, Semaphores and Monitors, Windows Trap Dispatching, Interrupts, Synchronization, Advanced Windows Synchronization, Windows APIs for Synchronization and Inter-Process Communication, and includes labs, quizzes, and assignments.
Usage Types:
Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Operating System Principles -- CRK Unit OS2
- 02/16/2006
Unit OS2 of CRK, "Operating System Principles" covers these topics: Structuring of the Windows Operating System, Windows Core System Mechanisms, Windows on Windows - OS Personalities, The Windows API – Naming Conventions, Types, and includes labs, quizzes, and assignments.
Usage Types:
Exercise/Exam, Lab, Slides
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Overview of Operating Systems -- CRK Unit OS1
- 02/16/2006
Unit OS1 of CRK, "Overview of Operating Systems", provides an overview of the Windows Operating System Internals course and then covers the evolution of operating systems and details on the Windows Operating System Family and the tools used in the course.
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Slides
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Compiler Development
- 12/28/2005
This archive contains materials of a seminar on compiler development at St. Petersburg University (scientific advisor - Professor Vladimir O. Safonov). The students' presentations on various topics related to compiler development are provided, in English and in Russian.
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Slides
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Programming for Microsoft.NET
- 12/28/2005
This archive contains materials of a seminar on Microsoft.NET at St. Petersburg University (scientific advisor - Professor Vladimir O. Safonov). The students' presentations on various topics of Microsoft.NET are provided, in English and in Russian.
Usage Types:
Slides
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Garbage Collection Curriculum
- 06/03/2005
Garbage Collection Curriculum
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Slides
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Assignments-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Assignments from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Exercise/Exam
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Lab Manual-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Lab manual from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Lab
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Lecture Slides-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Lecture slides (2 x 50 min/week) from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
Usage Types:
Slides
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Robot Manual-Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Robot construction manual from a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
Usage Types:
Lab
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Advanced Software Development Methods
- 02/17/2005
Materials for a one-semester, project-based course in software development techniques. The project focuses on the creation of a control system for a mobile robot. Students work in groups of four and groups work in teams of two. The technical content is primarily on project management.
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Course Outline
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Introductory course of programming
- 02/13/2005
Introductory course of programming for mathematicians. The course is intended for teaching and learning of programming on the base of Zonnon language for Microsoft.NET. Materials are Russian langauage.
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Other
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Exploring XML for Data Exchange in the Context of an Undergraduate Database Curriculum
- 02/10/2005
The paper includes detailed descriptions of how to import and export data using XML in Access, SQL Server 2000 and SQL Server 2005 Express.
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Readings
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Introduction to Robotics
- 12/31/2004
Curriculum Guide features 10 step-by-step exercises and activities for getting students started in the world of Robotics. Modules use the ER1 robotics kit.
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Exercise/Exam, Readings
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