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IT Training Courses in Amman, Jordan

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Microsoft Power BI Data Analytics and VisualizationData Analytics

Microsoft Power BI Data Analytics and Visualization

3 Days (24 Hours)Intermediate

This 3-day, intermediate course teaches data professionals to build interactive dashboards and reports using Microsoft Power BI, from connecting and shaping raw data through to writing DAX calculations and publishing to the Power BI Service. The course treats data modeling as the foundation everything else depends on: a well-designed model makes DAX simple and dashboards fast; a poor one makes both painful, no matter how good the visuals look. Participants connect to and clean data using Power Query, build a star-schema data model with correctly configured relationships, write DAX measures for real business calculations (not just SUM), design dashboards with appropriate visual choices for the underlying data, and publish and share reports through the Power BI Service with row-level security. This course is designed for business analysts, data analysts, and finance/operations professionals who need to move beyond static Excel reports into interactive, self-service analytics, and for developers or IT staff supporting a Power BI rollout in their organization. It is the standard prerequisite before the Data Analysis and Reporting with Power BI Report Server course for teams needing on-premises deployment.

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Backend API Development with ASP.NET Core.NET Development

Backend API Development with ASP.NET Core

4 Days (32 Hours)Intermediate

This 4-day, intermediate course teaches developers to design and build production-quality REST APIs using ASP.NET Core, distinct from server-rendered web applications. The course focuses on API-specific concerns: resource-oriented API design, versioning, authentication for machine-to-machine and client-facing scenarios, and proper API documentation — the skills needed to build an API that other teams (or a separate frontend such as React or a mobile app) can consume confidently. Participants build a REST API using ASP.NET Core minimal APIs and controller-based APIs, design resource-oriented endpoints following REST conventions, implement JWT-based authentication and authorization for API consumers, handle validation and error responses consistently using the ProblemDetails standard, and document the API automatically with OpenAPI/Swagger. This course is designed for .NET developers building the backend for a separate frontend (React, Angular, mobile apps) or for other services to consume, distinct from the Cross-Platform Web Applications course, which covers server-rendered MVC/Razor applications with full UI pages. It pairs naturally with the Frontend Web Application Development with React course for teams building a decoupled frontend/backend architecture.

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Frontend Web Application Development with ReactFrontend Development

Frontend Web Application Development with React

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day, intermediate course teaches developers to build modern, production-quality single-page applications using React. Rather than a shallow tour of JSX syntax, the course covers the concepts that separate a working React demo from a maintainable production application: component architecture and composition, state management strategy, data fetching and caching, routing, and testing. Participants build a multi-page application from scratch across the week, progressing from basic components and props, through hooks-based state and side-effect management, to client-side routing with React Router, calling a real REST API, managing global state, and writing component tests. The course deliberately covers common React pitfalls — unnecessary re-renders, stale closures in useEffect, prop drilling — that self-taught developers often learn the hard way in production. This course is designed for frontend and full-stack developers who already know JavaScript/ES6 and want to build real applications in React rather than following isolated tutorials, and for developers coming from other frontend frameworks (Angular, Vue) or from server-rendered applications who need to adopt component-based, client-side architecture.

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Developing Cross-Platform Web Applications with ASP.NET Core.NET Development

Developing Cross-Platform Web Applications with ASP.NET Core

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day, intermediate course teaches developers to build cross-platform web applications using ASP.NET Core, covering both MVC-based server-rendered applications and Razor Pages, deployable on Windows, Linux, and macOS. The course focuses on the full request lifecycle of a real ASP.NET Core application: routing, controllers and Razor views, model binding and validation, dependency injection, and data access, rather than isolated framework features. Participants build a multi-page web application with authentication, form handling, and database access, learn how ASP.NET Core's built-in dependency injection container shapes application architecture, implement middleware for cross-cutting concerns such as logging and error handling, and configure the application for deployment across operating systems using the cross-platform Kestrel web server. This course is designed for .NET developers who know C# (or have completed the Object-Oriented Programming with C# course) and need to build server-rendered web applications, and for developers coming from classic ASP.NET or other web frameworks who need to adopt ASP.NET Core's modern, cross-platform architecture. It is a natural prerequisite for the Advanced Cross-Platform Web Development and Backend API Development courses.

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Advanced Cross-Platform Web Development with ASP.NET Core.NET Development

Advanced Cross-Platform Web Development with ASP.NET Core

5 Days (40 Hours)Advanced

This 5-day, advanced course takes experienced ASP.NET Core developers beyond core MVC/Razor skills into the architecture, performance, and production-operations concerns of large-scale ASP.NET Core applications. The course assumes participants can already build a working ASP.NET Core application (equivalent to the Developing Cross-Platform Web Applications course) and focuses entirely on what changes at scale: clean architecture, caching and performance, background processing, real-time communication, and production observability. Participants restructure an application using clean architecture principles (separating domain, application, and infrastructure layers), implement output and distributed caching strategies, build background processing with hosted services and message queues, add real-time features with SignalR, and instrument the application with structured logging and distributed tracing for production diagnostics. This course is designed for senior .NET developers and technical leads who already build ASP.NET Core applications and are now responsible for architecture decisions on larger, longer-lived, or higher-traffic systems, and for teams whose current ASP.NET Core applications have grown past the point where a single-project MVC structure remains maintainable.

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Entity Framework Core for Modern Data Access.NET Development

Entity Framework Core for Modern Data Access

3 Days (24 Hours)Intermediate

This 3-day, intermediate course teaches .NET developers to build the data access layer of applications using Entity Framework Core, Microsoft's modern object-relational mapper (ORM). The course goes beyond basic CRUD operations to address the decisions that determine whether an EF Core data layer performs well in production: migration strategy, query performance and the N+1 problem, tracking vs. no-tracking queries, and concurrency handling. Participants define a data model with the Code-First approach, generate and apply database migrations as the model evolves, write efficient LINQ queries against the database (understanding what SQL EF Core actually generates), configure relationships and eager/lazy loading correctly, and implement optimistic concurrency control for multi-user scenarios. This course is designed for .NET developers who know C# and basic SQL and need to build the data access layer for an ASP.NET Core, Blazor, or other .NET application without hand-writing ADO.NET code for every operation. It builds directly on the Object-Oriented Programming with C# course and complements ASP.NET Core and Blazor training for teams building complete .NET applications.

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Microsoft Azure AdministrationCloud & Azure

Microsoft Azure Administration

4 Days (32 Hours)Intermediate

This 4-day, intermediate course prepares IT professionals to implement, manage, and monitor Microsoft Azure environments, aligned with the skills measured in the AZ-104: Microsoft Azure Administrator exam. The course is organized around the core responsibilities of a working Azure administrator: identity and governance, compute and storage, virtual networking, and monitoring/backup — the day-to-day tasks of keeping an Azure environment running securely and cost-effectively. Participants manage Azure AD users, groups, and role-based access control (RBAC), deploy and configure virtual machines and storage accounts, design a virtual network with subnets, network security groups, and peering, and configure monitoring and backup using Azure Monitor and Azure Backup. Cost management and governance (resource groups, tags, policies) are treated as first-class administrative responsibilities throughout, not an afterthought. This course is designed for IT administrators and infrastructure engineers taking on Azure administration responsibilities, whether migrating from on-premises Windows/VMware administration or starting fresh with cloud infrastructure. It is the standard prerequisite before Microsoft Azure Development for Cloud Solutions and Microsoft DevOps Engineering for teams building out a full Azure skill set.

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Microsoft Azure Development for Cloud SolutionsCloud & Azure

Microsoft Azure Development for Cloud Solutions

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day, intermediate course teaches developers to design and build cloud-native applications and services on Microsoft Azure, aligned with the skills measured in the AZ-204: Developing Solutions for Microsoft Azure exam. The course covers the core building blocks every Azure application uses: compute hosting (App Service and Functions), storage, security, and messaging/eventing between services. Participants build and deploy a web API to Azure App Service, implement serverless logic with Azure Functions triggered by HTTP, timers, and queues, secure an application with Azure AD and Managed Identities (avoiding hard-coded secrets entirely), work with Azure Storage (Blob and Queue) and Cosmos DB from application code, and connect services asynchronously using Service Bus and Event Grid. This course is designed for backend and full-stack developers who already build applications in C#, Java, Node.js, or Python and need to build them as Azure-native cloud services rather than deploying unmodified on-premises-style applications. It complements Microsoft Azure Administration for developers who also need infrastructure fundamentals, and Developing NoSQL Solutions with Azure Cosmos DB for teams going deeper on data.

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Administering Microsoft Azure SQL SolutionsCloud & Azure

Administering Microsoft Azure SQL Solutions

4 Days (32 Hours)Intermediate

This 4-day, intermediate course teaches database professionals to deploy, secure, and operate SQL Server workloads in Azure, covering Azure SQL Database, Azure SQL Managed Instance, and SQL Server on Azure Virtual Machines. The course is organized around the decision every organization moving to Azure must make: which deployment option fits a given workload, and how administration changes once SQL Server becomes a managed or partially managed cloud service. Participants provision and configure Azure SQL Database and Managed Instance, implement security (firewalls, private endpoints, Azure AD authentication, Advanced Threat Protection), configure backup and geo-replication for cloud-native disaster recovery, and monitor performance using Azure SQL's built-in intelligent performance features such as Query Store and automatic tuning. This course is designed for database administrators and infrastructure engineers already familiar with on-premises SQL Server administration who are moving workloads to Azure, and for cloud engineers who need database-specific Azure skills. It directly supports preparation for Microsoft's DP-300: Administering Relational Databases on Microsoft Azure certification.

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Microsoft DevOps EngineeringDevOps

Microsoft DevOps Engineering

4 Days (32 Hours)Advanced

This 4-day, advanced course prepares experienced IT and development professionals to design and implement DevOps practices using Azure DevOps and GitHub, aligned with the skills measured in Microsoft's AZ-400 exam. The course moves beyond 'what is CI/CD' into the harder organizational and technical problems: designing branching and versioning strategies for real teams, building multi-stage pipelines with proper quality gates, implementing Infrastructure as Code, and instrumenting applications for continuous feedback. Participants configure Azure Pipelines for build and release, implement Git branching strategies (trunk-based and GitFlow) and resolve real merge conflicts, build Infrastructure as Code with ARM/Bicep and Terraform, and set up dependency and container security scanning inside the pipeline. The course also covers the organizational side of DevOps transformation: measuring flow with DORA metrics, managing technical debt, and designing feedback loops using Application Insights. This course is intended for developers, IT administrators, and DevOps/release engineers who already have hands-on experience with source control and basic deployment, and who need to design end-to-end DevOps pipelines rather than just use ones someone else built. It directly supports certification preparation for AZ-400: Designing and Implementing Microsoft DevOps Solutions.

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Object-Oriented Programming with C#.NET Development

Object-Oriented Programming with C#

3 Days (24 Hours)Beginner

This 3-day, hands-on course teaches the object-oriented programming (OOP) foundations that every C# and .NET developer needs before moving into web, desktop, or cloud development. Rather than treating C# as a syntax checklist, the course builds a working mental model of how objects, classes, and the .NET type system fit together, and why OOP design choices matter for maintainability. Participants write code from the first hour in Visual Studio, progressing from simple console programs to a small multi-class application that models a real business domain (an inventory or booking system). Along the way they learn to structure code with classes and encapsulation, model relationships with inheritance and interfaces, work safely with .NET's generic collections, and handle runtime errors using structured exception handling. The course closes with delegates and events, the mechanism behind .NET's eventing model used throughout ASP.NET, WPF, and Windows Forms applications. This course is the standard entry point at SBEEH for developers who know basic programming logic (variables, loops, conditionals) but have not yet worked with an object-oriented language, and for developers coming from procedural languages such as C, VBA, or classic ASP who need to adopt modern .NET development practices. Graduates continue directly into ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, or Blazor training with a solid OOP foundation already in place.

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Modern Web Development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScriptFrontend Development

Modern Web Development with HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript

5 Days (40 Hours)Beginner

This 5-day, beginner-level course teaches the three foundational technologies of the web — HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript — from first principles, building toward a complete, responsive, interactive website by the end of the week. Rather than teaching these as three disconnected subjects, the course shows how structure (HTML), presentation (CSS), and behavior (JavaScript) work together in every real website. Participants write semantic HTML5 markup, style and lay out pages using modern CSS (Flexbox and Grid) with responsive design for mobile and desktop, and add interactivity with vanilla JavaScript — DOM manipulation, event handling, and fetching data from an API — without relying on a framework, so the underlying concepts are fully understood before frameworks are introduced. This course is the standard starting point for anyone with no prior web development background: career-changers, IT professionals expanding into development, marketing or design professionals who want to understand and edit websites directly, and junior developers who need a solid foundation before moving into a framework such as React (covered in the separate Frontend Web Application Development with React course).

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Modern Full-Stack Web Development with Blazor.NET Development

Modern Full-Stack Web Development with Blazor

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day, intermediate course teaches .NET developers to build modern, interactive full-stack web applications using Blazor, allowing C# to be used for both frontend and backend development instead of maintaining a separate JavaScript frontend. The course covers Blazor's component model, both Server and WebAssembly (WASM) hosting models, and how to choose correctly between them for a given application. Participants build a component-based UI with data binding and event handling, understand the real trade-offs between Blazor Server (fast startup, requires a persistent connection) and Blazor WebAssembly (runs entirely in the browser, larger initial download), implement state management and authentication, and connect the application to a backend API and database using patterns consistent with the rest of the .NET ecosystem (Entity Framework Core, dependency injection). This course is designed for ASP.NET Core developers who want to build interactive web UIs entirely in C# without adopting a separate JavaScript framework, and for full-stack .NET teams standardizing on a single language across the stack. Working knowledge of ASP.NET Core (equivalent to the Cross-Platform Web Applications course) is expected.

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Secure .NET Application Development with OWASPCybersecurity

Secure .NET Application Development with OWASP

2 Days (16 Hours)Intermediate

This focused 2-day, intermediate course teaches .NET developers to find and fix the most common and dangerous security vulnerabilities in web applications, structured around the OWASP Top 10. Rather than teaching security as an abstract checklist, the course has participants actively exploit deliberately vulnerable ASP.NET Core application code first, then fix it correctly — the fastest way to understand why a given secure coding practice actually matters. Participants identify and remediate injection vulnerabilities (SQL injection, and how EF Core parameterization prevents it), broken authentication and session management issues, sensitive data exposure, and cross-site scripting (XSS) and cross-site request forgery (CSRF), and learn to use security headers, input validation, and ASP.NET Core's built-in protections correctly rather than reinventing them insecurely. This course is designed for .NET developers who already build ASP.NET Core applications and need practical, hands-on secure coding skills — not a general security awareness course, but a technical deep-dive for people who write the code. It is highly relevant for teams in regulated industries (finance, healthcare, government) with compliance requirements around application security.

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Mobile App Development with React NativeMobile Development

Mobile App Development with React Native

4 Days (32 Hours)Intermediate

This 4-day, intermediate course teaches developers to build cross-platform mobile applications for iOS and Android using React Native, sharing a single JavaScript/TypeScript codebase across both platforms. The course assumes React knowledge and focuses specifically on what's different about mobile: native components instead of DOM elements, navigation patterns, device APIs, and platform-specific behavior. Participants build a multi-screen mobile application from scratch, implement navigation with React Navigation (stack and tab navigators), access device capabilities such as the camera and location, persist data locally, connect to a backend REST API, and prepare the application for release with proper platform-specific configuration for iOS and Android. This course is designed for React developers who want to extend their skills into mobile development without learning a completely separate native toolkit (Swift/Kotlin), and for mobile teams evaluating React Native as a way to maintain one codebase for both platforms instead of two separate native teams. Prior completion of the Frontend Web Application Development with React course, or equivalent React experience, is strongly recommended.

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Developing NoSQL Solutions with Azure Cosmos DBDatabase

Developing NoSQL Solutions with Azure Cosmos DB

4 Days (32 Hours)Intermediate

This 4-day, intermediate course teaches developers to design and build applications on Azure Cosmos DB, Microsoft's globally distributed, multi-model NoSQL database service. The course focuses on the decisions that determine whether a Cosmos DB application performs well and stays affordable: partition key design, request unit (RU) consumption, consistency level selection, and indexing policy — areas where poor decisions are expensive to reverse after data has been loaded. Participants design a partition strategy for a real workload, work with the Core (SQL) API to query and model documents, configure indexing policies to control RU cost, choose an appropriate consistency level for a given use case, and implement the change feed to build event-driven, reactive application features. The course also covers Cosmos DB's global distribution and multi-region writes for applications with a worldwide user base. This course is designed for backend and cloud developers building applications on Azure that need low-latency, globally distributed data access, and for solution architects evaluating Cosmos DB against alternatives for a new system. It pairs naturally with Microsoft Azure Development for Cloud Solutions for teams building broader Azure-native applications.

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MongoDB NoSQL Database DevelopmentDatabase

MongoDB NoSQL Database Development

3 Days (24 Hours)Beginner

This 3-day course teaches developers how to design, query, and build applications against MongoDB, the most widely used document-oriented NoSQL database. The course is built around the central question every relational-trained developer asks first: how do I model data without foreign keys and joins? Participants learn document schema design, embedding vs. referencing trade-offs, the MongoDB Query Language (MQL), indexing, and the aggregation framework used for reporting and analytics workloads. Rather than treating MongoDB as 'SQL Server without a schema,' the course teaches document modeling as a discipline of its own: designing around access patterns rather than around normalized entities, understanding when to embed related data for read performance versus when to reference it, and using the aggregation pipeline to replace complex SQL joins and GROUP BY queries. This course is designed for backend and full-stack developers building applications with variable or nested data (content management, catalogs, IoT/event data, user profiles) who need an alternative to a purely relational data layer, and for developers already using MongoDB informally who want to learn correct schema design and indexing practices instead of ad hoc query writing.

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Querying and Managing Data with Transact-SQLDatabase

Querying and Managing Data with Transact-SQL

2 Days (16 Hours)Beginner

This focused 2-day, beginner-level course teaches the T-SQL querying skills needed to work confidently with Microsoft SQL Server data — the essential first step before any deeper database development, administration, business intelligence, or reporting training. The course is deliberately scoped to querying and managing data (not schema design or programming objects), making it the fastest path to real, useful SQL skills for people who need to extract and work with data, not build database applications. Participants learn to retrieve data with SELECT statements, filter and sort results, join data across multiple related tables, group and summarize data with aggregate functions, and safely insert, update, and delete data — the core operations behind virtually every report, dashboard, or data extract an organization produces. This course is designed for business analysts, report writers, IT support staff, and anyone who needs to query a SQL Server database directly rather than relying entirely on someone else to write reports for them. It is also the recommended starting point before the SQL Server Database Development, Power BI, or SSIS courses for participants with no prior SQL background.

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SQL Server Database AdministrationDatabase

SQL Server Database Administration

5 Days (40 Hours)Advanced

This 5-day, advanced course prepares IT professionals to install, configure, secure, and operate Microsoft SQL Server as production database administrators. Unlike development-focused SQL courses, this course is built entirely around DBA operational responsibilities: installation and configuration, security and permissions, backup and recovery, automation, and performance monitoring — the day-to-day and on-call responsibilities of running SQL Server in production. Participants install and configure a SQL Server instance following best practices, design a security model with logins, users, and role-based permissions, implement a complete backup and restore strategy (full, differential, transaction log), automate maintenance with SQL Server Agent jobs, and monitor server health and troubleshoot performance issues using Dynamic Management Views (DMVs) and Extended Events. This course is designed for IT administrators and database professionals who will be responsible for keeping SQL Server instances running reliably and securely in production, as distinct from developers who write application code against the database (covered in the separate SQL Server Database Development course). It supports preparation for Microsoft's Azure Database Administrator Associate (DP-300) certification for teams extending these skills into Azure SQL.

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Data Analysis and Reporting with Power BI Report ServerData Analytics

Data Analysis and Reporting with Power BI Report Server

3 Days (24 Hours)Intermediate

This 3-day, intermediate course teaches report developers and data professionals to build and deploy paginated and interactive reports using Power BI Report Server, Microsoft's on-premises reporting platform. The course is aimed specifically at organizations that need to keep their reporting infrastructure on-premises for compliance, data residency, or licensing reasons, rather than the cloud-based Power BI Service. Participants build interactive Power BI Desktop reports and publish them to Report Server, design pixel-perfect paginated reports using Report Builder for operational documents such as invoices and statements, configure data source connections and scheduled refresh, and manage report security and folder organization for a multi-department deployment. This course is designed for report developers, business intelligence analysts, and data professionals working in on-premises or hybrid environments (common in government, finance, and healthcare organizations across the region), and for teams already using Power BI Desktop who now need to deploy reports through an on-premises server rather than the cloud service.

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SQL Server Database DevelopmentDatabase

SQL Server Database Development

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day, intermediate-level course develops the T-SQL and database design skills needed to build the data layer of enterprise applications on Microsoft SQL Server. Rather than covering SQL syntax in isolation, the course is organized around how a real application's database evolves: from schema design and normalization, through T-SQL programming (stored procedures, functions, and triggers), to query tuning and indexing for production workloads. Participants design a normalized schema for a sample line-of-business application, implement the business logic layer using stored procedures and functions, enforce data integrity with constraints and triggers, and learn to read execution plans to diagnose slow queries — a skill most developers never formally learn but need constantly in production. This course targets developers and database developers who already write basic SELECT queries but need to design schemas and write production-quality T-SQL, as well as backend developers whose applications talk to SQL Server and who want to stop treating the database as a black box. It complements Entity Framework Core training for teams building .NET applications, and pairs well with the separate SQL Server Database Administration course for teams that also need operational DBA skills.

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SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery SolutionsDatabase

SQL Server High Availability and Disaster Recovery Solutions

3 Days (24 Hours)Advanced

This 3-day, advanced course teaches database administrators to design and implement high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) solutions for Microsoft SQL Server, with a focus on Always On Availability Groups, failover clustering, and log shipping. The course is built around the central operational question every organization eventually faces: what happens when the primary database server fails, and how much data and downtime can the business actually tolerate? Participants configure an Always On Availability Group across multiple replicas, design a failover strategy appropriate to defined RPO/RTO targets, configure and test log shipping as a lower-cost DR option, and practice both planned and unplanned failover scenarios so that a real incident is not the first time the process has been executed. This course is designed for experienced SQL Server DBAs and infrastructure engineers responsible for the uptime and resilience of production databases, building directly on the operational foundation from the SQL Server Database Administration course. It is highly relevant to organizations with compliance or SLA requirements around database uptime and data loss tolerance.

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SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) for ETL SolutionsDatabase

SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS) for ETL Solutions

3 Days (24 Hours)Intermediate

This 3-day, intermediate course teaches data professionals to design and build Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) solutions using SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS), the standard Microsoft platform for moving and transforming data between systems. The course follows the lifecycle of a real ETL project: extracting data from heterogeneous sources, cleaning and transforming it reliably, loading it into a data warehouse, and operationalizing the whole pipeline with proper error handling and scheduling. Participants build SSIS packages using control flow and data flow, implement common transformations (lookups, conditional splits, aggregations, slowly changing dimensions), handle data-quality issues and errors without silently losing or corrupting data, and deploy and schedule packages for production execution using the SSIS Catalog and SQL Server Agent. This course is designed for database developers, data engineers, and BI professionals responsible for moving data between systems — from source applications into a data warehouse, or between integrated systems — and complements SQL Server Database Development and Power BI training for teams building a complete data platform.

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Microsoft Azure AI Solutions DevelopmentAI & Machine Learning

Microsoft Azure AI Solutions Development

4 Days (32 Hours)Advanced

This 4-day, advanced course teaches developers to build applications powered by Azure AI services, aligned with the skills measured in Microsoft's AI-102 exam. The course covers both pre-built Azure AI services (vision, language, and document processing) and generative AI application development using Azure OpenAI Service, with an emphasis on integrating these services into real applications responsibly and cost-effectively. Participants integrate Azure AI Vision and Document Intelligence for image and document processing, build natural language features using Azure AI Language (sentiment analysis, entity extraction, custom classification), build a retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) application using Azure OpenAI Service and Azure AI Search, and implement responsible AI practices including content filtering and prompt injection mitigation. This course is designed for developers who already build applications on Azure (equivalent to the Microsoft Azure Development for Cloud Solutions course) and are now adding AI-powered features, and for solution architects evaluating how to integrate generative AI responsibly into an existing product. It assumes working knowledge of REST APIs and application development, not a data science or machine learning background.

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Microsoft Power Platform Functional Consultant – Level 1Power Platform

Microsoft Power Platform Functional Consultant – Level 1

5 Days (40 Hours)Beginner

This 5-day, beginner-level course teaches participants to configure and deliver Power Platform solutions as a Functional Consultant, aligned with the skills measured in Microsoft's PL-200 exam. The course focuses on solving business problems through low-code configuration — Dataverse tables, model-driven and canvas apps, Power Automate flows, and Power Pages — rather than custom code, reflecting the actual role of a functional consultant on a Power Platform implementation project. Participants gather and translate business requirements into a Dataverse data model, build both canvas and model-driven apps for different user needs, automate business processes with Power Automate, configure security roles and business rules, and build a simple external-facing portal with Power Pages. The course is scenario-driven throughout, following one small business's digital transformation project across the week. This course is designed for business analysts, IT professionals, and citizen developers with no prior Power Platform experience who want to become effective functional consultants or power users, and is the standard prerequisite before the Power Platform Developer – Level 2 and Solution Architect – Level 3 courses for those continuing toward deeper technical or architectural roles.

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Microsoft Power Platform Developer – Level 2Power Platform

Microsoft Power Platform Developer – Level 2

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day, intermediate course teaches developers to extend Power Platform solutions with custom pro-code components, aligned with the skills measured in Microsoft's PL-400 exam. Building on functional consultant-level configuration skills, this course focuses specifically on what requires code: Power Automate custom connectors, Dataverse plug-ins, Power Apps Component Framework (PCF) controls, and integrating Power Platform with external Azure services. Participants build a custom connector to expose an external API to Power Automate and Power Apps, write server-side business logic using Dataverse plug-ins in C#, build a custom PCF control for a canvas or model-driven app UI need the built-in controls can't meet, and integrate Dataverse with Azure Functions for scenarios beyond what low-code configuration alone can achieve. This course is designed for developers who already have Power Platform functional consultant-level experience (equivalent to the Functional Consultant – Level 1 course) and want to extend their skills into pro-code development, as well as .NET/Azure developers joining a Power Platform team who need to understand its extensibility model. It is the standard second step in the Power Platform learning path, before the Solution Architect – Level 3 course.

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Microsoft Power Platform Solution Architect – Level 3Power Platform

Microsoft Power Platform Solution Architect – Level 3

4 Days (32 Hours)Advanced

This 4-day, advanced course prepares experienced Power Platform practitioners to design enterprise-grade solutions as a Solution Architect, aligned with the skills measured in Microsoft's PL-600 exam. Unlike the Functional Consultant and Developer courses, which focus on building individual apps, flows, or components, this course focuses on the architectural decisions that span an entire Power Platform implementation: environment strategy, Dataverse data modeling at scale, application lifecycle management (ALM), integration architecture, and governance. Participants design a multi-environment strategy for an enterprise implementation, model complex Dataverse relationships and security roles for a multi-business-unit organization, design an ALM pipeline using solutions and managed environments, and architect integration between Power Platform and external systems (Azure services, third-party APIs) using appropriate patterns. The course also covers the non-technical architect responsibilities: requirements gathering, stakeholder alignment, and evaluating build-vs-buy trade-offs within the platform. This course is designed for experienced Power Platform consultants, developers, and technical architects who already have hands-on delivery experience (typically from the Functional Consultant and Developer courses or equivalent project work) and are now moving into an architecture and governance leadership role across multiple Power Platform projects.

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Microsoft Power Automate RPA DevelopmentPower Platform

Microsoft Power Automate RPA Development

5 Days (40 Hours)Intermediate

This 5-day course teaches participants to automate business processes using Microsoft Power Automate, covering both cloud flows (API and connector-based automation) and desktop flows (robotic process automation for legacy and UI-based systems that have no API). The course is structured to mirror how automation projects actually get built in organizations: starting with simple triggered cloud flows, progressing to approval workflows and business logic, and finishing with desktop RPA for automating repetitive tasks in legacy Windows applications, Excel, and web browsers that lack modern APIs. Participants build flows that respond to triggers from SharePoint, Outlook, Excel, and Microsoft Forms, implement approval processes with Power Automate's approval connector, handle errors and retries properly (a step most self-taught automation builders skip), and record and refine desktop automation flows using the Power Automate Desktop recorder and its selector-based UI automation engine. This course is designed for business analysts, IT administrators, and citizen developers tasked with reducing manual, repetitive work in their organization, as well as developers who want to add RPA and low-code automation to their toolkit alongside traditional coding. It complements the Power Platform Functional Consultant and Developer courses for teams building broader Power Platform solutions.

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Ubuntu Linux System AdministrationLinux & System Administration

Ubuntu Linux System Administration

2 Days (16 Hours)Beginner

This focused 2-day, beginner-level course teaches the practical Linux system administration skills needed to confidently manage Ubuntu Server in a real IT or development environment. The course is built entirely around the command line — the primary interface for a server administrator — covering file system navigation, user and permission management, package management, and basic networking and service configuration. Participants navigate and manage the Linux file system from the shell, manage users, groups, and file permissions correctly, install and manage software packages with APT, configure and troubleshoot basic networking, and manage system services with systemd — the essential day-to-day tasks of running an Ubuntu server, whether on-premises or in the cloud. This course is designed for IT professionals and developers with a Windows background moving into a Linux environment (increasingly common as more infrastructure and deployment targets, including Docker containers and cloud VMs, run on Linux), and for support staff who need to operate and troubleshoot Linux servers day to day. It is a useful companion to the Docker Containerization course, since most production containers run on a Linux base.

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Docker Containerization and DeploymentDevOps

Docker Containerization and Deployment

3 Days (24 Hours)Intermediate

This 3-day, intermediate course teaches developers and IT professionals to containerize applications with Docker and deploy them reliably across environments. Rather than treating Docker as a black box that 'just works,' the course builds real understanding of how containers isolate processes, how images are layered and cached, and how to design Dockerfiles and multi-container applications that are secure, small, and fast to build. Participants containerize a sample multi-tier application (a web API plus a database), write efficient multi-stage Dockerfiles, orchestrate multi-container setups with Docker Compose, and learn container networking, volumes, and image security scanning. The course closes with an introduction to deploying containers to Azure Container Apps and Azure Container Registry, connecting the local Docker workflow to real cloud deployment. This course is intended for developers who need to package and ship their own applications consistently across dev, test, and production, and for IT/DevOps engineers who need practical, working Docker skills rather than certification theory. It is a natural prerequisite for the Microsoft DevOps Engineering course for teams building containerized CI/CD pipelines.

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