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Skillsoft is the global leader in eLearning. We train more professionals than any other company in the world. We are trusted by the world’s leading organizations, including over 50% of the Fortune 500. At Skillsoft, we believe that knowledge is the fuel for innovation and innovation is the fuel for business growth. Our 100,000+ courses, videos and books are accessed over 130 million times every month, in 160 countries and 29 languages. With 100% cloud access, anytime, anywhere. Our key product areas are in Business Skills, IT Skills, Digital Skills and Compliance. TABLE OF CONTENTS DATE .......................................................................1 IT SKILLS COURSEWARE ...............................................3 DESKTOP SKILLS COURSEWARE .............................. 70 BUSINESS SKILLS COURSEWARE ............................. 87 ENVIRONMENTAL, SAFETY & HEALTH AND TRANSPORTATION COURSEWARE ........................ 110 LEGAL COMPLIANCE COURSEWARE ..................... 120 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INDUSTRY ...................... 124 LIVE LEARNING ALL ACCESS BUNDLES ................. 125 www.skillsoft.com 2 ©2016 Skillsoft Ireland Limited – Information subject to change. IT SKILLS COURSEWARE . Web API Essentials Course ................................................. sd_apid_a01_it_enus Web API Advanced Course ................................................. sd_apid_a02_it_enus . Microsoft Azure: Introduction Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: Introduction to HTML5 Course ................................................. cl_msaz_a01_it_enus and CSS3 Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a01_it_enus Microsoft Azure: Networks and Storage Course ................................................. cl_msaz_a02_it_enus Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: HTML5 and JavaScript Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a02_it_enus Microsoft Azure: Publishing and Caching Course ................................................. cl_msaz_a03_it_enus Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: Advanced HTML5 and JavaScript Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a03_it_enus . Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: HTML5 APIs and Local Storage Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a04_it_enus Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Solutions: Virtual Networks Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: HTML5, CSS3, and Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a01_it_enus Adaptive UIs Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a05_it_enus Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Solutions: Virtual Machines Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: HTML5 Graphics and Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a02_it_enus Animation Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a06_it_enus Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Solutions: Implementing Websites Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: Consuming and Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a03_it_enus Transmitting Data with HTML5 Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a07_it_enus Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Solutions: Storage and PaaS Cloud Microsoft Visual Studio 2012: Utilizing the HTML5 Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a04_it_enus WebSocket API and Web Workers Course ................................................. wd_hjsc_a08_it_enus Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Solutions: Data Services Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a05_it_enus . Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Solutions: CDNs and Automation Working With Local Data Access Technologies Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a06_it_enus Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a01_it_enus Microsoft Azure - Implementing Infrastructure Querying and Manipulating Data with the Entity Solutions: Active Directory Framework Course .................................................. cl_mazi_a07_it_enus Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a02_it_enus Creating and Consuming WCF Web Services Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a03_it_enus WCF Instancing and Concurrency and WCF Data Services Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a04_it_enus Creating and Consuming Web API Services Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a05_it_enus . Ajax Basics Data Access and Services with Microsoft Azure Course ................................................. wt_ajax_a01_it_enus Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a06_it_enus Ajax API Essentials Preparing and Packaging Applications For Deployment Course ................................................. wt_ajax_a02_it_enus Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a07_it_enus Ajax Applications and Server Communication Web Application and Services Deployment Course ................................................. wt_ajax_a03_it_enus Course ................................................ cl_mazw_a08_it_enus www.skillsoft.com 3 ©2016 Skillsoft Ireland Limited – Information subject to change. IT SKILLS COURSEWARE . Ajax: Requesting Data and Retrieving Responses Java Spring: Spring Application Basics Course ..................................................wt_ajaz_a01_it_enus Course .................................................. jl_spng_a01_it_enus Java Spring: Annotation Configuration and Java Configuration in Spring . Course .................................................. jl_spng_a02_it_enus Introduction to CQRS Java Spring: Creating Web Applications Using Spring Course ................................................. sd_cqrs_a01_it_enus MVC Course .................................................. jl_spng_a03_it_enus Java Spring: Working with Data in Spring Course .................................................. jl_spng_a04_it_enus Java Spring: Aspect-Oriented Programming Using Spring AOP Course .................................................. jl_spng_a05_it_enus . Java Spring: Adding Security Using the Spring Security Java SE7 Fundamentals: Introduction to Java Project Course ..................................................... jl_jsef_a01_it_enus Course .................................................. jl_spng_a06_it_enus Java SE7 Fundamentals: Variables, Operators, and Objects Course ..................................................... jl_jsef_a02_it_enus . Java SE7 Fundamentals: Decision Constructs, Arrays, Getting Started with Java Hibernate and Loops Course ...................................................jl_hbnt_a01_it_enus Course ..................................................... jl_jsef_a03_it_enus Customized Mapping and Basic Querying in Java Java SE7 Fundamentals: Overloading, Validation, and Hibernate Object-Oriented Concepts Course ...................................................jl_hbnt_a02_it_enus Course ..................................................... jl_jsef_a04_it_enus Advanced Querying in Java Hibernate Java SE7 Fundamentals: Handling Errors and Deploying Course ...................................................jl_hbnt_a03_it_enus Applications Course ..................................................... jl_jsef_a05_it_enus . Java SE 8 Fundamentals: Introduction to Java . Course .................................................... jl_jsee_a01_it_enus Java SE7 New Features: Java Language and Technology Java SE 8 Fundamentals: Classes and Objects Enhancements Course .................................................... jl_jsee_a02_it_enus Course .................................................... jl_jses_a01_it_enus Java SE 8 Fundamentals: Methods, Encapsulation, and Java SE7 New Features: I/O, Network, and Desktop Conditionals Enhancements Course .................................................... jl_jsee_a03_it_enus Course .................................................... jl_jses_a02_it_enus Java SE 8 Fundamentals: Data Manipulation and Inheritance Course .................................................... jl_jsee_a04_it_enus . Java SE 8 Fundamentals: Interfaces, Exceptions, and Java SE7 Professional: Syntax and Class Design Deployment Course .................................................... jl_jsep_a01_it_enus Course .................................................... jl_jsee_a05_it_enus Java SE7 Professional: Generics, Errors, and I/O Course .................................................... jl_jsep_a02_it_enus Java SE7 Professional: File I/O, Concurrency, JDBC, and . Localization Java SE 8 Programming: Encapsulation, Polymorphism, Course .................................................... jl_jsep_a03_it_enus and Abstraction Course ................................................... jl_sepr_a01_it_enus Java SE 8 Programming: Interfaces, Lambda . Expressions, Collections, and Introduction to Java EE 6 Generics Course .................................................... jl_jteo_a01_it_enus Course ................................................... jl_sepr_a02_it_enus www.skillsoft.com 4 ©2016 Skillsoft Ireland Limited – Information subject to change. IT SKILLS COURSEWARE Java SE 8 Programming: Inheritance, Interfaces, Exceptions, and Deployment Course ................................................... jl_sepr_a03_it_enus Java SE 8 Programming: Date/Time API, I/O and File I/O . (NIO.2), and Concurrency Course ..................................................
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