Identify business needs
Overview of the logical architecture of SharePoint 2010
Document your SharePoint environment
Document the logical architecture

Introduction to the Application Services
Architecture in SharePoint 2010 Application Services Architecture and Its Components
Topologies for Application
Services Projecting Application Services into the Logical Architecture

Principles of performance planning
Design and performance
Principles of capacity planning
Design and capacity

Choice of supported components for SharePoint deployments SharePoint
farm topologies
Associate the logical architecture with a physical architecture

Design security for a SharePoint 2010 solution
Plan for service accounts
Plan security for users and groups
Plan for SSL implementation

Authentication
Overview Introduction to Claims-Based Authentication
Selecting Authentication Methods

Metadata in SharePoint 2010
Overview of
Managed Metadata Content Types and Business Needs

Overview of Social Networking Features
Plan Social Networking Features in SharePoint 2010
Plan for User Profile Service

Overview of the SharePoint 2010 search architecture Search
topologies in SharePoint 2010
Capacity planning and performance for search
Match business needs with the design plan for Search

Overview of content management
Plan tasks for content management
Plan features and policies for content
management Plan for web content management

Overview of Business Intelligence Principles
Plan Data Access Using BCS
Plan SharePoint 2010 Business Intelligence Solutions
Plan Reports and Presentation