Learn to build mobile applications for today’s most popular platform: Apple’s iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. In this dynamic, five-day workshop, you’ll get up to speed on the basics, including the Cocoa programming environment, the Xcode suite of tools, the Objective-C language, and Instruments, a tool to help debug your applications. And then you’ll create real iPhone applications.

The emphasis on this course is on programming. The course commences with a detailed overivew of Objective-C 2.0 and the Foundation Framework. The early GUI examples are developed programmatically, outside of Interface Builder so as to provide a feel for the framework and its constituent parts, and an understanding of serialisation.

The emphasis on this course is on programming. The course commences with a detailed overivew of ObjectiveC 2.0 and the Foundation Framework. The early iPhone SDK GUI examples are developed programmatically, outside of Interface Builder so as to provide a feel for the framework and its constituent parts, and an understanding of serialisation.

This course is for those who have relatively little programming experience. Unlike many Objective C programming courses, this course covers the underlying C on which Objective C is based in considerable detail. It also provides a sound introduction to Object Oriented programming concepts and practice and introduces and makes extensive use of UML diagrams to explain and communicate these concepts and practices.

This Apple’s Mac OS X Deployment v10.6 training course is a 3 day leader led course with plenty of hands on labs that provides a really in-depth look at how to deploy Mac OS X systems.

Apple’s Mac OS X Security and Mobility v10.6 training course is a 3 day leader led course with plenty of hands on labs that provides a really in-depth look at providing secure services to mobile devices such as iPhone and iPad.

The Active Directory Integration training course for Mac OS X 10.7, Lion, is a 2 day leader led course with plenty of hands on labs that provides a really in depth look at integrating Mac OS X client and Mac OS X Server with Active Directory. Students will learn how to deploy robust solutions. Understand how Apple’s Open Directory functions and integrates with Active Directory.

This DeployStudio training course will focus on building a fully network based deployment system which will enable you to quickly and easily roll out custom images to your target machines.

The prospect of introducing the Mac into a well-tuned and functioning Windows environment brings with it many questions. Will Mac computers be able to access network resources? Can they be joined to an Active Directory domain? What type of deployment and management options are available for the Mac?

Learn how to implement and administer Xsan 2, Apple’s enterprise file system designed for storage area networks (SAN). Take advantage of Xsan 2′s built-in flexibility and create shared volumes on your SAN compatible with third-party products, maximizing the return on your storage investment.