
Explore the IIS lifecycle for hosting websites, and DNS domain mapping. Learn to create a new website, configure bindings, host headers, and manage content with the IIS Manager.
Understand how to partition SharePoint into multiple web applications with separate application pools for isolation, and how https, certificates, and certificate authorities secure data.
Create active directory users and groups using Active Directory Users and Computers, then assign these groups to SharePoint permissions on a SharePoint Web site, configuring authentication and authorization.
Explore how SharePoint 2013 Foundation enables collaboration through sites, communities, and content management. Learn its six pillars, Office integration, security, search, and cloud options like Office 365.
Learn how to install SharePoint 2013 on a supported hardware setup, including partitioning, installing Windows Server 2012, configuring Active Directory, SQL Server, and deploying a server farm with central administration.
Learn how to create a SharePoint web application and site collection, explore the site hierarchy of top-level sites and subsites, and configure templates, databases, and service applications.
Explore site customization in SharePoint 2013 Foundation for beginners by changing logos, themes, and look and feel; learn to manage quicklaunch, navigation, site assets, pages, and permissions.
Create subsites in SharePoint 2013 foundation, create blog subsites, choose templates. Apply permissions, save as templates or solutions, activate, and reuse them to create new sites.
Create and manage SharePoint 2013 lists, including custom lists, views, content types, and site columns. Learn to configure indexing, validation, lookups, and export data to Excel.
Learn how to create and modify SharePoint list views, including filtering, sorting, grouping, and displaying selected columns, with both personal and public views and calendar options.
This course is designed for beginners who want to build a strong foundation in SharePoint 2013. It provides a structured, step‑by‑step approach to understanding SharePoint concepts, site management, customization, security, and workflows, making it ideal for freshers, administrators, and IT professionals starting their SharePoint journey.
The course starts with essential infrastructure prerequisites, including IIS fundamentals, HTTPS concepts, and Active Directory users and groups. You will then move on to SharePoint 2013 installation, creating web applications, site collections, and understanding site structure.
You will learn how to customize SharePoint sites, work with subsites, site templates, lists, libraries, views, metadata navigation, site columns, and content types. The course also covers document management features such as approval, versioning, check‑in/check‑out, document templates, document policies, and synchronization.
A significant part of the course focuses on branding and UI customization, including master pages, page layouts, custom CSS, themes, design packages, device channels, and JavaScript usage in master pages. You will also work with SharePoint Designer to enhance site customization.
Security is covered in depth, including users, groups, permissions, managed accounts, and permission inheritance for subsites and lists. Finally, the course introduces SharePoint workflows, covering three‑state workflows, approval workflows, reusable workflows, site workflows, and workflow manager configuration for SharePoint 2013.
Practice tests are included to help you assess your understanding and reinforce key SharePoint concepts learned throughout the course.