Collaboration platforms
SharePoint Development
Develop intranet portals, collaboration platforms, and SharePoint business applications.
Course Overview
Learn SharePoint from fundamentals to practical collaboration solutions.
This 10-hour syllabus introduces SharePoint in an organizational context and then moves through lists, libraries, views, forms, validations, and permissions. It is organized to give learners a strong foundation for building and managing real SharePoint-based collaboration systems.
Module Outline
Course Syllabus: Step-by-Step Modules
The syllabus begins with the SharePoint foundation, then progressively covers lists, libraries, views, forms, validation, and permissions.
01
Introduction to SharePoint
- Introduction to SharePoint
- How SharePoint Fits in an Organization
- SharePoint Key Components
02
SharePoint Lists
- What Are SharePoint Lists?
- Why Not Just Use Excel?
- Key Components of a SharePoint List
- Real-Time Examples of Lists
03
Creating Lists
- Creating Lists
- Creating a new list
- Adding rows to a list
- Column Types
04
SharePoint Column Types
- Text (Single line)
- Number
- Choice
- Date
- Yes/No
- Person
- Lookup
05
Creating Libraries
- Libraries
- What is a document library?
- How to create a document library
- Uploading documents
- Adding simple metadata columns
06
Creating Views
- What is a View in SharePoint?
- Types of views
- Creating and saving your own custom view
- Sorting and filtering data
- Showing/hiding columns
07
Customizing SharePoint Forms
- What is a SharePoint form?
- New, Edit, and View forms
- Reordering fields
- Showing/hiding fields
- Making fields required
- Changing column display names
- Adding descriptions for fields
08
Validations and Security
- Date Validations
- Text Validations
- Permissions & access control
- What Are Permissions?
- The Three Default Permission Groups
- Permission Levels
- Where Permissions Apply?
Expected Outcome
A strong foundation for SharePoint collaboration
Learners finish with practical SharePoint knowledge they can apply to lists, libraries, forms, views, and access control in real organizational scenarios.
Content Structuring
Organize information using lists, document libraries, columns, and metadata.
User Experience
Create views and forms that make SharePoint easier to use and maintain.
Governance
Apply permissions, validations, and access control with confidence.