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Application Packaging Course Recommendations

The following Tracks are suggested based on your role.

Track Roles Track / Courses
Support Professional or Developer** Deskside Support &
Deployment Administrators

Application Packaging

Level 2 & 3 Support

Application Packaging

Application Packager Beginner Through Intermediate Application Packagers and Administrators

Application Packaging

Advanced Application Packager Creates and Debugs Custom Actions Scripting and Custom Actions
Desktop Management System Administrator / Designer Desktop Management Infrastructure Designers and Distribution Deployment Professionals, Security Professionals SC305
+MSI 510
Desktop Administrator and Designer (One Man Show) Individual or department performs or designs all tasks related to packaging as well as infrastructure and security to support packaging. 

Application Packaging
+SC305
+MSI 510
+Scripting and Custom Actions

All Everyone MSI 101
MSI 110

 

Classroom and Workshop Pricing

Main Training Selection (required)

    4 Day Live Classroom or Workshop 

$1895
    Laptop Rental (Or Bring Your Own)

$175

    Hotel Suite
    Lodging, Breakfast, Lunch & Light Dinner (Flexible Meals)
    *Reservation Credit Card Collected During Registration, but not charged
See Sched.
    One Time Meeting Fee For The Entire Week
    (If Not Staying At Meeting Hotel)

$135

Click Here for Equipment Requirements for Workshop Delivery

Online Classroom Pricing

 

Main Training Selection (required)
    Custom Action 3 Day Online Classroom 

$1190

Click Here for Equipment Requirements and Required Testing for Online Classroom Delivery

Are Prerequisities Required?

Prerequisities or equivalent knowledge are required.  However, when you have the option to assess whether you feel you have sufficient prior knowledge to meet the prerequisities.  If you feel you do, then you can take higher level courses without taking the lower level ones.

Here are a couple things to keep in mind when doing your self-assessment:

  • Although you may be experienced in the field, lower level courses may bring out important aspects of Windows Installer that are unknown to you because they are not currently utilized in your organization.
  • The content coverage in higher level classes assumes familiarity with the stated prerequisities - you may be unable to keep up with the content without this background.  The course cannot be slowed down to accomodate lack of prerequisite knowledge.
  • For those who will be doing packaging or building infrastructre for Windows Installer, it is very difficult to do these tasks correctly if you do not have a good foundation in how Windows Installer operates.

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