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     I have just done the following course:

    Course 5245: Planning the Microsoft® Windows® SharePoint® Services 3.0 Environment

    In the scenario it says 30% of users perform common operations

    In the answers to the question

    number of common operations per active user per day it gives the answer as 30 (this is not how percentages work)

    I think the whole scenario is wrong and misleading (or the answers are)

    I would appreciat it if the corract answers to the scenario can be supplied (or the correct numbers in the scenario given)

    This may be due to some assumptions being made but these need to be explicitly defines otherwise it just doesnt make sense.

    I look forward to the reply
    Tuesday, October 7, 2008 10:47 PM

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    Hi There-

    Thanks for the feedback.  Please contact me at learnmgr@microsoft.com and I will happy to point you in the right direction of where to submit your feedback on the course material.

    Thanks!
    Alicia
    Program Manager, Server and Tools Online Engineering Live Services Team
    Friday, October 17, 2008 8:30 AM
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    In the scenario it says:
    "The active users per day are 70 percent, out of which 30 percent are involved in common operations and 20 percent in complex operations. The number of business hours is 12, and the peak factor is 4."

    I think what was meant is:
    "The active users per day are 70 percent, out of which 30 common operations and 20 complex operations are performed each per active user, per day. The number of business hours is 12, and the peak factor is 4."

    I can find no other clues in the scenario to asses the number of common and complex operations per active user per day, which is a required variable for the formulae. This number also sounds like a realistic average for typical WSS 3.0 users.

    Friday, January 22, 2010 7:59 AM