.NET 2.0 Programming with C# / VB.NET

Organiser
JB International Consultants Ltd
Date
21-25 May 2007 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
JB International , London, GB
Cost
£1850+VAT

.NET 2.0 Programming in C# / VB.NET with
Visual Studio 2005
Course Outline

Introduction

What is .NET?
What are C#, VB.Net and MSIL?
Introduction to Visual Studio .NET 2005,.NET SDK and Tools


Language Fundamentals

Console IO
Comments and Documenting
Common Language Runtime
Base Class Library
Namespaces
Syntax comparison of C# and VB.NET

Language Features

Object Oriented Programming
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Garbage Collection
Iteration and Flow of Control
Arrays
Exception Handling
Interfaces
Introduction to Generics

Type Hierarchy

Object and Basic types
References and Values
Boxing
Generic Types

Visual Studio .NET 2005

Wizards
Class Diagrams
Refactoring Tools

Windows Application Development

WinForms
Event Model
Controls and Menus

.NET Framework

Collections (Generic Collections)
File Handling
Event Handling
Anonymous Methods
Threads, Threadpool and synchronization

ADO.NET

ADO.NET objects
Connections and Commands
DataAdapters
DataSets (typed and untyped)
DataViews
Binding to Controls

Code Management

Interoperability with COM and other .NET modules
Private and Shared Assemblies
Versioning
Disassembling code

ASP.NET

HTTP Paradigm and ASP.NET
Active Server Pages.NET
Using ASP.NET
State Management
Controls and Page Layout
Error Handling
Tracing
User Controls

WebServices

Web Service Development
Creating Web Service Clients

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