Things to practice for Microsoft test 70-300.

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Things to practice for Microsoft test 70-300.

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The Microsoft test 70-300 is designed to measure an individual's ability to analyze requirements and define Microsoft .NET solution architectures. Before taking the 70-300 test, you should practice the following:

1. Create a concept of a business solution.


2. Analyze the business and technical feasibility of the solution.


3. Analyze organizational structure and business processes.


4. Analyze and gather user and business requirements by identifying use cases and usage scenarios.


5. Analyze the IT environment including current and proposed application, software, hardware, as well as network infrastructure.


6. Analyze the functional specifications in business environment.


7. Transform the functional specifications into the technical specifications.


8. Analyze various strategies such as development, deployment, security, and operational strategies.


9. Create a test plan and prepare work plans, cost estimates, and work schedules within the business environment.


10. Create a conceptual model of business requirements and validate the conceptual design.


11. Create a logical design for the business solution.


12. Validate the logical data model by defining tables and columns, normalizing data, and defining relationships between tables.


13. Create a physical design for the business solution.


14. Create the physical design for the data model by creating an indexing specification, partitioning data, and denormalizing tables.


15. Validate the physical design by validating use cases, scenario walk-throughs, and sequence diagrams.


16. Establish standards by development documentation, coding, user interface, and solution testing.


17. Establish business processes by reviewing development documentation, reviewing code, tracking bugs, and managing source code.


18. Establish quality and organizational performance.

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