2710 Analyzing Requirements And Defining Microsoft .Net Solution Architectures

Lesson 1: Introduction to Designing Business Solutions

• Overview of Microsoft Solutions Framework

• Phases in the MSF Process Model

• Introducing the Case Study-Adventure Works Cycles Application

Lesson 2: Gathering and Analyzing Information

• Gathering Information

• Analyzing Information

• Using Modeling Notations

• Creating Use Cases and Usage Scenarios

Lesson 3: Envisioning the Solution

• The Envisioning Phase

• Creating a Vision/Scope Document

• Creating the Project Structure Document

• Analyzing Risks

Lesson 4: Creating the Conceptual Design

• An Introduction to the Planning Phase

• An Overview of the Functional Specification

• An Overview of the Conceptual Design Process

• Building the Conceptual Design

• Optimizing the Conceptual Design

Lesson 5: Creating the Logical Design

• An Overview of Logical Design

• Creating a Logical Design

• Documenting Logical Design Output

• Optimizing Logical Design

Lesson 6: Creating the Physical Design

• An Overview of Physical Design

• Physical Design Analysis

• Physical Design Rationalization

• Physical Design Implementation

Lesson 7: Designing the Presentation Layer

• Basics of User Interface Design

• Designing the User Interface

• Designing User Process Components

Lesson 8: Designing the Data Layer

• Designing the Data Store

• Optimizing Data Access

• Implementing Data Validation

Lesson 9: Designing Security Specifications

• Overview of Security in Application Development

• Planning for Application Security

• Using the .NET Framework Security Features

• Designing Authorization, Authentication, and Auditing Strategies

Lesson 10: Completing the Planning Phase

• Incorporating Design Considerations

• Planning for Administrative Features

• Planning for Future Phases

• Creating the Technical Specifications

Lesson 11: Stabilizing and Deploying the Solution

• The MSF Stabilizing Phase

• Testing and Piloting for Stabilization

• The MSF Deploying Phase

• Deploying to a Production Environment