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To Contact the Training Office:

	Call 301-594-6248
	Visit our facilities. Classrooms are in Building 12A on the NIH Campus with other classrooms and staff offices in the Fernwood Building
	Email: HelpDesk@nih.gov

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New Fall Courses

	nVision: Technology Transfer
	SPSS: Statistics
	EHRP Training for HR
	SQL Server 2005 Overview
	Developing Forms with InfoPath
	Introduction to VOIP/VVOIP
	Citrix MetaFrame Access Suite 3.0
	JMP Software: Analysis of Attribute Data
	Hands-On Bioconductor Workshop
	Using Flash User Interface Components
	Accessing Web Services from Flash
	Using Web Services to Build Service Oriented Architectures
	Programming with the Microsoft .NET Framework (Microsoft Visual C# .NET)
	Introduction to Agile Software Development
	Security Penetration Testing, a Practical Overview
	QVR Advanced Topics
	Introduction to the Extramural Customer Assistance REquest System (ECARES)
	Effective Management of Telecommunications Requests: A Dollars and Cents Approach
	Project Management with CMMI
	Using Outlook for Time Management
	Tackling a Presentation Assignment, Including Talking Points
	90 Microsoft Office Tips in 90 Minutes
	New Features of VirusScan 8.0
	Leveraging Office 2003 as a Development Platform
	Writing Scripts and Plug-ins for MIPAV (Medical Image Processing Analysis and Visualization)
	Mapping to the Talairach Coordinate System using MIPAV
	AFNI Mini-Course
	Introduction to Linux
	Bioinformatics with MATLAB
	Improving Your Search For Biomedical Information in Medline
	Library Skills
	EMBASE
	NIH Library Nursing Resources
	NCBI's Unmasking Genes in the Human Genome

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