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Description
This is a high-level, practical overview of the Windows NT architecture.
This one-day overview describes each of the important Windows NT
subsystems and explains how they interoperate. The course also provides
an overview of the Windows NT filesystem, BackOffice Server, and
Microsoft's Distributed intraNet Architecture (DNA). The major features
of Windows 2000 are explained.
Audience
IT professionals, including project managers, team or group leaders,
analysts, designers, programmers, and support personnel.
Prerequisites
Familiarity with computing systems and programming concepts.
Classroom Requirements
Overhead projector and flipcharts.
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Format
Objectives
After completing this course, participants should be able to:
- Describe the functionality and components
of Windows NT system architecture
- Describe the structure and functionality
of Windows NT Executive components
- Describe the structure and operation
of Windows NTFS
- Describe the functionality and integration
of BackOffice Server products with Windows NT
- Describe the structure and functionality
of Windows DNA
- Describe the major new functionality
and components of Windows 2000
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