Course Outline
(2 days)
Voucher Notice
This class is an expanded Team Foundation Server offering that goes beyond the curriculum offered directly by Microsoft. As a result, this course is not eligible for payment through Software Assurance Vouchers funded by Microsoft.
Overview
This two day course is designed to get your team working efficiently with Visual Studio 2010 as quickly as possible. The course focuses primarily on providing the skills and knowledge to use the features provided by Team Foundation Server 2010 including Work Item Tracking and Version Control.
The course introduces the various components that make up Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and the benefits of an integrated Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) suite. You will learn how to create and configure a Team Project and manage work efficiently using linked Work Items and customised queries.
The second major focus of the course examines how to use the version control system to check-in/check-out, branch, merge, shelve and much more. It covers tracking your changes using the new branch visualisation capability of Visual Studio 2010 as well as how to use treediff and annotate to find changes quickly and easily.
This course includes hands-on labs to reinforce practical skills and ensure you’re ready to use the tools on your return to your workplace.
Course Objectives
At the completion of this course, attendees will be able to;
Create, configure and manage Team Projects
Setup security at both the server and team project levels
Manage work using Work Items including configuring links correctly
Create and customise Work Item Queries to find and organise work
Use the version control system effectively including branching
View the built-in reports available in TFS 2010
Use multiple client interfaces including TSWA, Team Explorer and Office
Who Should Attend?
This event is designed for all team members looking to effectively use the team oriented features provided by Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010. This includes developers, testers, project managers and business analysts.
Prerequisites
Attendees should be familiar with Visual Studio and the basic use of Team Foundation Server.
Course Outline
Module 1: Introducing Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010
A look at the Visual Studio 2010 product family
Introducing Microsoft Test Professional 2010
The role of Team Foundation Server
Module 2: Creating and configuring Team Projects
Creating Team Projects
Understanding Team Project Collections
Configuring permissions
Deleting Team Projects
Module 3: Managing and tracking work using Work Items
Introduction to Work Items
Creating Work Items
Linking Work Items to provide traceability
Creating and using custom Work Item Queries
Module 4: Effective use of TFS Version Control
Create source control folder structures
Setting team project wide source control settings
Setup and manage workspaces
Changesets and Shelving
Understanding branching and merging
Backward compatibility using the MSSCCI provider
Module 5: Quality Tools
Unit Testing and Code Coverage
Code Metrics
Intellitrace
Module 6: Integrating the team using different clients
Using Team Explorer
Using Microsoft Excel to create and manage work items
Using Microsoft Project integrate with Work Items
Team Web Access
Third Party clients
Module 7: Putting the Project Portal to best use
Using the Project Portal
Storing project documents in the document library
Linking documents to Work Items
Module 8: A lap around the TFS 2010 Reports
Understanding the Reporting Architecture
Adding new reports
Creating ad-hoc reports using Excel
TFS Warehouse and OLAP Cube overview
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