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SUMMARY:Microsoft Word Advanced
DESCRIPTION:Microsoft Word Advanced\nOverview\nMaster Word’s most powerful features for long-form documents\, automation\, and secure collaboration. Learn to manage citations\, indexes\, macros\, and complex reviews to produce high-quality professional reports\, manuscripts\, and legal documents. \nTarget Audience: \nResearchers\, technical writers\, administrative professionals\, and anyone who regularly creates long\, complex\, or collaboratively edited documents. \nUpon completion\, students will be able to: \n\nCreate complex documents with automatic tables of contents\, figures\, and cross-references.\nBuild and update bibliographies\, citations\, and indexes.\nExecute advanced Mail Merges using conditional rules and external data sources.\nRecord\, edit\, and run simple VBA macros to automate repetitive tasks.\nApply advanced security features\, including digital signatures and restricted editing.\nManage and compare multiple versions of shared documents effectively.\n\nOutline\nModule 1: Creating Complex Documents with References \n\nMastering Styles: Using Outline View and modifying Styles to create a hierarchical document structure.\nAutomatic Tables: Generating a Table of Contents (TOC) and a Table of Figures (TOF) from Styles.\nCross-Referencing: Inserting dynamic cross-references to headings\, figures\, tables\, and numbered items.\n\nModule 2: Building Indexes and Citations \n\nCitations & Bibliography: Using the Citations & Bibliography tools (APA\, MLA\, Chicago styles) to manage sources.\nMarking Index Entries: Manually marking words and phrases for inclusion in an index.\nGenerating the Index: Creating\, updating\, and formatting a multi-level index at the end of the document.\n\nModule 3: Advanced Mail Merge Techniques \n\nConditional Content: Using IF\, FILLIN\, and NEXT fields within a merge to create dynamic content.\nMerging with Outlook: Using your Outlook Contacts as a data source directly.\nTroubleshooting: Debugging common data source and field errors in complex merges.\n\nModule 4: Using Macros for Automation \n\nMacro Concepts: Understanding what macros are and how they record actions.\nThe Developer Tab: Recording\, running\, and assigning a simple macro to a button.\nBasic VBA Editing: An introduction to the Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) editor to make simple changes to a recorded macro.\n\nModule 5: Document Security and Protection \n\nRestrict Editing: Limiting formatting and editing to specific sections or users (e.g.\, only allowing comments).\nDigital Signatures: Adding a visible signature line or invisible digital signature to certify a document.\nFinalizing Documents: Using the Document Inspector to remove hidden metadata and Mark as Final.\n\nModule 6: Collaborating with Shared Documents \n\nAdvanced Track Changes: Managing extensive changes\, filtering by reviewer\, and changing display options.\nComparing and Combining: Merging two different versions of a document into one final file.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/microsoft-word-advanced/2026-11-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:MS Office
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SUMMARY:Microsoft Outlook Advanced
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nBecome an Outlook power user. Leverage advanced automation\, master complex calendar orchestration\, integrate seamlessly with the Microsoft ecosystem\, and implement robust security protocols for ultimate productivity and data protection. \nTarget Audience: \nExecutives\, administrative assistants\, project managers\, IT professionals\, and any power user who manages multiple priorities\, requires deep automation\, and needs to enforce strict security and organization. \nUpon completion\, students will be able to: \n\nDesign and implement sophisticated automation rules and Quick Steps for complex email management.\nDelegate calendar access and manage scheduling for others with detailed permissions.\nImplement a strategic mailbox cleanup and archiving plan to maintain performance and compliance.\nIntegrate Outlook with Teams\, OneNote\, and Power Automate for seamless workflow.\nUtilize advanced sharing and collaboration features for calendars and mailboxes.\nConfigure advanced security settings to protect against phishing and manage data privacy.\n\nOutline\nModule 1: Automating Tasks with Rules and Quick Steps \n\nAdvanced Rule Logic: Creating server-side rules with “AND/OR” conditions and exceptions for precise filtering.\nCustom Quick Steps: Designing multi-action Quick Steps to file\, categorize\, flag\, and forward emails in one click.\nRule Management and Troubleshooting: Organizing rule order for correct execution and debugging rules that fail.\n\nModule 2: Advanced Calendar Management \n\nCalendar Delegation: Granting and managing delegate permissions (Editor\, Author\, Reviewer) to manage another user’s calendar.\nScheduling on Behalf Of: Sending meeting invitations and responses as another person (requires delegate permissions).\nManaging Room & Equipment Resources: Scheduling and managing shared resources like conference rooms and projectors.\n\nModule 3: Mailbox Cleanup and Archiving \n\nManual and Auto-Archive: Configuring Auto-archive settings for folders and manually arching old items to PST files.\nMailbox Cleanup Tools: Using tools like “Empty Deleted Items” on exit and “Cleanup Tools” to manage space.\nOST/ PST Management: Understanding the difference between offline (OST) and archive (PST) data files and managing their size and location.\n\nModule 4: Integration with Other Microsoft Apps \n\nOutlook and Microsoft Teams: Scheduling Teams meetings from Outlook and managing RSVPs. Accessing Outlook contacts in Teams.\nOutlook and OneNote: Linking emails\, meetings\, and contacts to OneNote pages for integrated note-taking and project management.\nIntroduction to Power Automate: Creating simple flows to automate actions between Outlook and other apps (e.g.\, saving email attachments to OneDrive).\n\nModule 5: Collaboration Tools and Sharing Features \n\nAdvanced Calendar Sharing: Publishing calendars online\, sharing via email with detailed permission levels (Free/Busy\, Details\, Editor).\nShared Mailboxes: Using and managing shared mailboxes for team email addresses (e.g.\, info@company.com) without a separate login.\nDelegate Access vs. Sharing: Understanding the difference between granting delegate access and simply sharing a folder.\n\nModule 6: Advanced Security Features and Privacy Settings \n\nPhishing and Junk Mail Protection: Configuring the Junk Email filter\, managing blocked senders\, and identifying sophisticated phishing attempts.\nEncryption and Permissions: Using IRM (Information Rights Management) to send encrypted emails and prevent forwarding\, copying\, or printing.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/microsoft-outlook-advanced/2026-11-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:MS Office
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SUMMARY:Agile Project Management with Scrum
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nThis advanced course delves deep into the Scrum framework\, moving beyond the basics to master the practices\, artifacts\, and metrics that drive successful iterative delivery. Learn to manage backlogs\, lead effective ceremonies\, and foster a high-performing\, adaptable team environment. \nTarget Audience:\nProduct Owners\, Scrum Masters\, Development Team members\, project managers\, and Agile coaches with a basic understanding of Scrum who want to deepen their practical expertise. \nUpon completion\, students will be able to: \n\nFacilitate and enhance all Scrum ceremonies for maximum value.\nCreate\, refine\, and manage a dynamic Product Backlog effectively.\nPlan and execute a Sprint with a clear goal and definition of “Done.”\nUtilize key Scrum metrics (velocity\, burn-down charts) to monitor progress and forecast.\nApply strategies to adapt to change and remove impediments.\nFoster a collaborative\, self-organizing\, and high-performing team culture.\n\nOutline\nModule 1: Advanced Scrum Practices and Ceremonies \n\nCeremony Deep Dive: Advanced techniques for facilitating Sprint Planning\, Daily Scrum\, Sprint Review\, and Retrospective.\nDefinition of Ready (DoR) & Definition of Done (DoD): Establishing and applying team agreements to ensure quality and clarity.\nHandling Ceremony Anti-Patterns: Identifying and addressing common dysfunctions (e.g.\, daily scrums becoming status meetings\, ineffective retrospectives).\n\nModule 2: Creating and Managing a Product Backlog \n\nBacklog Refinement (Grooming): Techniques for effective refinement sessions\, splitting large stories\, and estimating.\nPrioritization Techniques: Advanced methods beyond MoSCoW\, such as Weighted Shortest Job First (WSJF) and Kano Model.\nEpics\, Themes\, and User Stories: Structuring the backlog from large initiatives to actionable user stories.\n\nModule 3: Sprint Planning and Execution \n\nEffective Sprint Goal Creation: Crafting a clear\, motivating\, and achievable Sprint Goal.\nCapacity-Based Planning: Planning based on team capacity and historical velocity\, not just wishful thinking.\nSprint Execution & Impediment Removal: The Scrum Master’s role in protecting the team and proactively removing blockers.\n\nModule 4: Monitoring Progress Through Scrum Metrics \n\nVelocity: Tracking and using velocity as a capacity planning tool\, not a performance indicator.\nBurn-down & Burn-up Charts: Interpreting these charts to understand progress and scope change.\nCumulative Flow Diagrams (CFD): Using CFDs to identify bottlenecks in the team’s workflow.\n\nModule 5: Handling Changes and Adaptability in Scrum \n\nManaging Scope Change Mid-Sprint: Protocols for handling new requests during a Sprint without disrupting the goal.\nThe Art of the Pivot: Knowing when to cancel a Sprint versus when to adapt the plan.\nRisk Management in Agile: Identifying and mitigating risks through iterative delivery and transparency.\n\nModule 6: Strategies for Effective Team Collaboration \n\nFostering Psychological Safety: Creating an environment where team members feel safe to experiment\, fail\, and speak up.\nConflict Resolution: Techniques for facilitating healthy conflict and resolving dysfunctions within the team.\n\nCollaboration Techniques: Practices like pair programming\, mob programming\, and swarming to enhance teamwork and knowledge sharing.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/agile-project-management-with-scrum/2026-11-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Project Management
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SUMMARY:Certificate: Information Technology: Database Administration
DESCRIPTION:Course Overview:\nThis course equips learners with the essential skills to install\, configure\, maintain\, secure\, and optimize enterprise database management systems. \nTarget Audience:\nAspiring Database Administrators (DBAs)\, IT support staff\, and systems administrators. \nOutline\nModule 1: Database Systems and Architectures\n\nOverview of RDBMS vs. NoSQL Systems.\nKey DBMS Components: Storage\, Process\, Memory Structures.\nOn-Premise\, Cloud\, and Hybrid Architectures.\nHigh Availability and Replication Concepts.\n\nModule 2: Installation and Configuration of Database Software\n\nPlanning and Pre-Installation Requirements.\nStep-by-Step Installation of a Major DBMS (e.g.\, MySQL\, PostgreSQL).\nPost-Installation Configuration and Setup.\nCreating and Managing Database Instances.\n\nModule 3: Performance Tuning and Optimization\n\nMonitoring Database Performance and Health.\nIdentifying and Resolving Bottlenecks.\nOptimizing Queries and Index Management.\nConfiguring Memory and Storage for Performance.\n\nModule 4: Backup and Recovery Solutions\n\nDeveloping a Backup Strategy.\nPerforming Full\, Incremental\, and Transaction Log Backups.\nDisaster Recovery Planning.\nRestoring Databases from Backups.\n\nModule 5: Security and Access Control\n\nImplementing Authentication Methods.\nUser Management and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC).\nData Encryption at Rest and in Transit.\nAuditing and Compliance.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/certificate-information-technology-database-administration/2026-11-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Information Technology
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SUMMARY:Certificate: Information Technology: End User Computing
DESCRIPTION:Overview\nTo equip learners with the fundamental skills and knowledge required to operate effectively in a modern digital workplace. Graduates will be proficient in using office software\, managing data\, communicating online\, and providing basic IT support. \nTarget Audience:\nSchool leavers\, career changers\, administrative staff\, and any individual seeking to improve their digital literacy for professional purposes. \nOutline\nModule 1: Basics of IT and Computer Systems\n\nIntroduction to Computing:\n\nThe role of IT in the modern workplace.\nDifferent types of computers (desktops\, laptops\, tablets\, smartphones).\n\n\nComputer Hardware:\n\nCore components: CPU\, RAM\, Hard Drive (HDD/SSD)\, Motherboard.\nInput devices: Keyboard\, Mouse\, Scanner\, Microphone.\nOutput devices: Monitor\, Printer\, Speakers.\nPeripheral devices: External drives\, Webcams.\n\n\nComputer Software:\n\nDifference between System Software (Operating Systems) and Application Software.\nIntroduction to common operating systems (e.g.\, Windows\, macOS).\n\n\nUsing an Operating System (e.g.\, Windows):\n\n\nNavigating the desktop\, start menu\, and file system.\nSystem settings and configuration (display\, sound\, user accounts).\nInstalling\, updating\, and uninstalling software applications.\nBasic system maintenance (disk cleanup\, defragmentation).\n\n\n\nModule 2: Office Software Suites\n\n Word Processing (e.g.\, Microsoft Word / Google Docs)\n\nCreating\, saving\, and managing documents.\nText formatting (fonts\, styles\, alignment\, lists).\nDocument structure (headers\, footers\, page numbers).\nInserting and formatting images\, shapes\, and tables.\nUsing tools like Spell Check\, Thesaurus\, and Find & Replace.\nMastering page layout (margins\, orientation\, columns).\nMail Merge for bulk letters and labels.\n\n\nSpreadsheets (e.g.\, Microsoft Excel / Google Sheets)\n\nWorkbook and worksheet fundamentals.\nEntering and formatting data.\nEssential formulas and functions (SUM\, AVERAGE\, MIN\, MAX\, IF).\nCell referencing (relative vs. absolute).\nCreating and formatting charts and graphs.\nSorting and filtering data.\nIntroduction to data analysis with PivotTables.\n\n\nPresentations (e.g.\, Microsoft PowerPoint / Google Slides)\n\n\nCreating a presentation from a template and from scratch.\nAdding\, duplicating\, and arranging slides.\nWorking with text\, images\, video\, and SmartArt.\nApplying slide transitions and object animations.\nDesign principles for effective presentations.\nRehearsing and delivering presentations (Presenter View).\n\n\n\nModule 3: Internet and Email Communication\n\nThe Internet and World Wide Web:\n\nHow the internet works (basic concepts).\nUsing web browsers (Chrome\, Edge\, Firefox).\nEffective searching techniques and evaluating online information for credibility.\n\n\nProfessional Email Communication:\n\nEmail etiquette (subject lines\, salutations\, clear messaging\, signatures).\nManaging an inbox: creating\, replying\, forwarding\, organizing with folders/labels.\nAttaching files and managing attachments.\n\n\nOnline Collaboration & Cloud Tools:\n\nIntroduction to cloud storage (OneDrive\, Google Drive).\nReal-time co-authoring on documents.\nUsing calendar tools for scheduling meetings and appointments.\n\n\nDigital Citizenship and Security:\n\n\nUnderstanding digital footprints.\nRecognizing phishing scams\, spam\, and malware threats.\nThe importance of strong\, unique passwords.\n\n\n\nModule 4: Data Management and File Security\n\nFile Management:\n\nUnderstanding file structures\, paths\, and extensions.\nCreating a logical folder hierarchy for work and personal data.\nNaming files and folders consistently.\nCopying\, moving\, renaming\, and deleting files.\n\n\nData Storage:\n\nDifferent storage media (local hard drive\, network drives\, USB drives\, cloud storage).\nUnderstanding cloud sync vs. cloud backup.\n\n\nData Security Principles:\n\n\nWhy data security is important for individuals and organizations.\nCreating and managing strong passwords and using password managers.\nIntroduction to encryption and two-factor authentication (2FA).\nData backup strategies and performing regular backups.\nSafe disposal of data and hardware.\n\n\n\nModule 5: Problem Solving and IT Support\n\nThe Problem-Solving Mindset:\n\nDeveloping logical and structured thinking.\n\n\nCommon End-User Issues:\n\nIdentifying typical problems (e.g.\, printer not working\, no internet connection\, application crashing\, forgotten passwords).\n\n\nBasic Troubleshooting Methodology:\n\nStep-by-step approach: Identify the problem -> Establish a theory -> Test the theory -> Implement a solution -> Verify functionality -> Document the outcome.\n\n\nUsing Help Resources:\n\nEffectively using built-in Help menus\, online knowledge bases\, forums\, and support sites.\nLearning how to phrase search queries to find solutions online.\n\n\nProviding User Support:\n\nHow to communicate technical issues clearly to a support technician.\nDocumenting problems and solutions for future reference (log a ticket).\n\n\nIntroduction to IT Ethics and Policies:\n\n\nUnderstanding Acceptable Use Policies (AUP).\nPrinciples of data privacy and confidentiality.
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/certificate-information-technology-end-user-computing/2026-11-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Information Technology
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SUMMARY:Workshop: Electronics
DESCRIPTION:Course Objective:\nTo equip learners with the knowledge and practical skills to analyze\, design\, build\, troubleshoot\, and repair electronic circuits and systems\, encompassing both analog and digital technologies. \nTarget Audience: \nElectronics technicians\, repair specialists\, hobbyists\, and individuals pursuing careers in electronics design\, maintenance\, or further engineering study. \nOutline\nModule 1: Circuit Analysis and Design\n\nDC Circuit Analysis: Advanced application of Ohm’s Law\, Kirchhoff’s Laws (KVL & KCL)\, Thevenin’s and Norton’s theorems.\nAC Circuit Analysis: Working with sinusoidal waveforms; understanding reactance and impedance in capacitive and inductive circuits.\nNetwork Theorems: Superposition\, nodal and mesh analysis for complex circuits.\nCircuit Simulation Software: Using tools like LTSpice or Multisim to model\, simulate\, and analyze circuit behavior before construction.\nPCB Design Introduction: Basics of schematic capture and designing a simple printed circuit board (PCB) layout.\n\nModule 2: Analog and Digital Electronics\n\nAnalog Electronics: In-depth study of diodes (rectifiers\, regulators)\, transistors (BJT and MOSFET amplifiers\, switches)\, and operational amplifiers (op-amps) in various configurations (inverting\, non-inverting\, filters).\nDigital Electronics: Boolean algebra\, logic gates\, combinational logic circuits\, flip-flops\, counters\, and sequential logic.\nData Conversion: Fundamentals of Analog-to-Digital (ADC) and Digital-to-Analog (DAC) converters.\nPower Supplies: Designing and troubleshooting linear and switched-mode power supply (SMPS) circuits.\n\nModule 3: Signal Processing\n\nAmplification: Designing single and multi-stage transistor amplifiers for voltage\, current\, and power gain.\nFilter Design: Designing and building passive and active filters (low-pass\, high-pass\, band-pass) to remove unwanted signal frequencies.\nOscillators: Principles of feedback and operation of oscillator circuits (e.g.\, RC\, LC\, crystal) to generate stable frequencies.\nModulation/Demodulation: Introduction to core concepts of AM and FM for communications.\n\nModule 4: Microcontroller Applications\n\nMicrocontroller Architecture: Understanding the core components of a MCU (CPU\, memory\, I/O ports\, timers\, ADC).\nEmbedded C Programming: Writing code to read digital/analog inputs\, control outputs\, and use communication protocols.\nPeripheral Interfacing: Connecting and programming sensors (e.g.\, temperature\, light)\, actuators (e.g.\, motors\, servos)\, and displays (e.g.\, LCD).\nCommunication Protocols: Implementing serial protocols like UART\, I2C\, and SPI for device communication.\nProject Integration: Designing and building a complete embedded system that performs a defined task.\n\nModule 5: Equipment Repair and Maintenance\n\nTroubleshooting Methodology: Advanced fault-finding techniques; using block diagrams and service manuals.\nTest Equipment Proficiency: Advanced use of oscilloscopes\, logic analyzers\, spectrum analyzers\, and LCR meters.\nComponent-Level Repair: Desoldering and replacing surface-mount (SMD) and through-hole components; diagnosing faulty ICs.\nPreventative Maintenance: Performing calibrations\, inspections\, and replacing wear components.\nSafety Standards: Adhering to high-voltage safety procedures and industry-standard repair practices
URL:https://excelbi.co.za/event/workshop-electronics/2026-11-16/
LOCATION:Excel BI\, 484 Hilda Street\, Hatfield\, Pretoria\, Gauteng\, 0083\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Technology
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