1. Steven Borg | Co-founder & Strategist, Northwest Cadence Anthony Borton | ALM Consultant, Enhance ALM

2. Meet Steven Borg | ‏@stevenborg@stevenborg Co-founder & Strategist, Northwest Cadence –Specialize in helping organizations adopt lean-agile –Prefer TFS 2012 as my end-to-end ALM tool of choice Background –Microsoft ALM MVP since 2005 –Contributing author to MOC 50430: Administering Team Foundation Server 2010 –Implemented Kanban and Scrum world-wide –Many years as a Microsoft Certified Trainer

3. Meet Anthony Borton | ‏@anthonyborton@anthonyborton ALM Consultant, Enhance ALM –Specialize in helping organizations adopt TFS –Full TFS 2010 & 2012 courses at www.alm-training.comwww.alm-training.com Background –MCT (since ’96), MCP (since ’93) –Completed 58 Microsoft exams (incl. 001) –Australia’s first Professional Scrum Developer trainer

4. Course Topics 1.Introduction 2.Exam Overview 3.Install and Configure TFS (Part 1) 4.Install and Configure TFS (Part 2) 5.Manage Team Foundation Server (Part 1) 6.Manage Team Foundation Server (Part 2) 7.Customize Team Foundation Server for Team Use 8.Administer Version Control 9.Wrap up

5. Setting Expectations Target Audience –Developers –IT Professionals studying to take the 70-496 exam Suggested Prerequisites/Supporting Material –Read the TFS install and administration guides available online at http://examcr.am/10Ln5E4 http://examcr.am/10Ln5E4

6. Microsoft Virtual Academy –Free online learning tailored for IT Pros and Developers –Over 1M registered users –Up-to-date, relevant training on variety of Microsoft products “Earn while you learn!” –Get 50 MVA Points for this event! –Visit http://aka.ms/MVA-Voucherhttp://aka.ms/MVA-Voucher –Enter this code: ALM496 (expires 6/29/2013) Join the MVA Community!

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8. 01 | Exam Overview Anthony Borton | ALM Consultant, Enhance ALM Steven Borg | Co-founder & Strategist, Northwest Cadence

9. Certification Overview 70-496 Exam Summary Skills being measured Module Overview

10. Microsoft Virtual Academy Certification Overview

11. Path to MCSD: Application Lifecycle Management More information http://examcr.am/XFRXnRhttp://examcr.am/XFRXnR + + =

12. Microsoft Virtual Academy Exam 70-496 Summary

13. Exam details

14. Audience Profile Candidates typically work in an enterprise development organization that provides application lifecycle management services by using Team Foundation Server.. The qualified candidate typically has: –a solid understanding of the Team Foundation Server architecture and components. –experience installing and configuring a Team Foundation Server in both single-server and multi-server configurations. –experience managing security for Team Foundation Server components. –experience configuring and using Team Foundation Build. –experience adapting process templates to an organization. –experience managing project artifacts with Team Foundation Server version control. –experience configuring and using Work Item tracking.

15. Microsoft Virtual Academy Skills Being Measured

16. Breakdown of key topic areas

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