The SharePoint which is a product of Microsoft allows users to store their information in an organized way, save data if required, share the information stored and use information available on any kind of device. To utilize all the services of SharePoint one needs to have internet connection with chrome, internet explorer or Firefox browser. Though we teach SharePoint developer 2013, our specialty lies in providing you with exploration on training given for SharePoint 2007, SharePoint 2010, SharePoint 365, SharePoint user and SharePoint admin. In the course of SharePoint 2013 we include complete skills needed for working on SharePoint like object models on server and client side and apps of the SharePoint.

Course Objectives

• Exploration on SharePoint 2013 from the view of architecture and capability
• Working with sandbox and farm solutions
• Utilizing SharePoint AppModel for extending sites
• Creation of custom application and content pages
• Security API programming and app identity use in app
• Establish document and lists libraries with Development tools of Visual Studio 2012
• Solutions building which has ability to make use of Server-Side API and run at sever
• Utilize any of the three CSOM (Client Side Object Models) inside projects
• Custom workflows creation
• Leveraging and communicating with exterior data sources and creating customized .NET Assembly
• Connector
• Gaining knowledge on search architecture and utilizing acquired knowledge at custom solutions
• Utilize capabilities of ECM (Enterprise Content Management) completely

PREREQUISITES:

• Having experience on .Net framework will be helpful in making your learning of course even more successful.

Course Curriculum
MODULE 1: OVERVIEW OF SHAREPOINT 2013

Topic: Architecture and Topology of SharePoint Product, Features, Alternatives of Deploying, Overview of option in Extensibility and Development

MODULE 2: SHAREPOINT SOLUTIONS DEVELOPMENT

Topic: Sandbox solutions, Sandbox Breaking Out, Farm solutions, Solution Packages, Features

MODULE 3: MODELS USED IN DEVELOPING APP

Topic: Introducing App Model, Apps of hosted, Self-Hosted/ Developer apps, Apps of Azure Auto-Hosted, Corporate and public marketplace

MODULE 4: NAVIGATION AND PAGES

Topic: Master Pages, Navigation, SharePoint + ASP. NET, Ribbon Extensibility, Site and Application Pages, Chrome Control

MODULE 5: SECURING SHAREPOINT

Topic: Authorizing and authenticating, Authentication depending on claims, Security for programming, Apps for securing, Identifying App, Authenticating Server-to-Server (S2S): Example of OAuth

MODULE 6: EVENTS, LISTS, LIBRARIES

Topic: Instances of list, Event Receivers (Lists, List Items, Sites), Document Libraries, Remote Event Receivers

MODULE 7: DEVELOPMENT AT SERVER-SIDE

Topic: Introduction to API at server side, Accessibility the Server-Side Data, LINQ, CAML, SPSiteDataQuery and SPQery, Using Large Data Sets

MODULE 8: DEVELOPMENT AT CLIENT-SIDE

Topic: JavaScript Programming, CSOM (Client Side Object Model), WCF Data Services/ REST API/ OData, Cross Domain Calls at client side, Controls of JavaScript (Status Messages, Dialogs, toast messages and notifications)

MODULE 9: WORKFLOWS DEVELOPMENT

Topic: Exploration on workflow architecture, Workflow of windows azure, Stages of workflow, Dynamic values, Using Designer 2013 for creating workflow, Using Visual Studio 2012 for creating workflows

MODULE 10: SERVICES OF BUSINESS CONNECTIVITY

Topic: BCS (Business Connectivity Services) Architecture, Utilizing and creation of models in External Content Type, Apps of BCS, Authenticating alternatives, Connectors of .Net Assembly

MODULE 11: SEARCHING

Topic: Architecture of Search, Web Parts Search, Search customization, Using API for programming, Extraction of Entity

MODULE 12: ECS (ENTERPRISE CONTENT MANAGEMENT)

Topic: Managing document, Managing records, Document sets, large content sets management, Managed Metadata, Using Managed Metadata for programming (client side and server side), eDiscovery