C#.NET

C#.NET training teaches how to create Solutions/Applications using C#.NET. C#.NET is Microsoft’s entry into the world of managed programming.

Using a syntax that is deliberately from Java, C++ and C, C#.NET achieves a natural trade-off of terseness and clarity, enabling programmers to express concepts in a clear and maintainable form.

The recent enhancements to the language have made it even more powerful than before, allowing programmers to work with C#.NET in both an Object-Oriented and partially functional style.

Ideal Candidate:

• This course is designed to meet the needs of Developers responsible for writing object-oriented software programs in C# .NET

Outline:

• Course I: .Net Framework 4.5 and C# Language Fundamentals
• DOTNET Framework 4.5
• Framework Architecture
• Common Language Runtime
• Garbage Collection
• MSIL
• Object Oriented Programming with C#
• Managing Types and Members
• New Types in .Net 4.5
• Parallel Loops
• Partial Classes and Partial Methods
• Dynamic Types and Anonymous Types
• Implicitly Typed Local Variables
• Methods and Parameters
• Named Parameters and Optional Parameters
• Dynamic Objects and Expando Objects
• Dynamic IL and Dynamic Language Runtime
• String Handling
• Structures and their Enhancements
• Namespaces
• Conventional Exception Handling
• The new Exception Handling in .Net 4.5
• Abstract Classes and Interfaces
• Properties and Indexers
• C# Advanced Features
• Delegates and Events
• Attributes
• Managing Unsafe Code
• Anonymous Methods
• Familiarizing Collections and Generics
• Variance
• Extension Methods
• Lambda Expressions
• Language Integrated Query (LINQ)
• Object and Collection Initializes
• Query Expressions
• Navigating the File System
• Memory Mapping Files
• Reading and writing files
• Compressing Streams
• Forming regular expressions
• Encoding
• Serializing Objects
• Network Class Libraries
• IPV6 Support
• FTP, HTTP, SMTP and URI
• Creating and Managing Windows Services
• Namespaces and Classes for Managing Windows Services
• Creating Service Control Manager
• Creating Windows Services
• Interacting with Windows Services
• Course II: Developing Windows Applications with C# and .Net Framework 4.5
• Creating a User Interface Application by Using Standard Controls
• Add and configure a Windows Form
• Manage control layout on a Windows Form
• Managing Form-Properties
• Add and configure a Windows Forms control
• Create and configure menus
• Create event handlers for Windows Forms and controls
• WPF Application Fundamentals
• Windows applications
• Navigation applications / XAML Browser Applications
• Simple navigation and Structured navigation
• Using the Journal
• Building User Interfaces
• Select and configure Content controls
• Select and configure Item controls
• Select and configure Layout panels
• Adding and Managing Content
• Using Shapes, brushes, drawing shapes, Clipping, Flipping
• Adding Multimedia content
• Managing Binary resources
• Embedding resources in your application
• Using resources in other assemblies
• Managing images
• Designing and Implementing Databases with SQL Server 2008
• Introduction to RDBMS and Database Normalization
• Creating Tables and Relationships
• SQL Fundamentals
• Stored Procedures, Functions and Triggers
• Binding to Data Sources
• Binding class
• Binding to an Object and updating
• Using Data context property binding
• Bind to a ADO.NET object
• Filtering, sorting, and grouping data
• Binding to Hierarchical data and objects
• Binding to Data templates
• Customizing the user interface
• Integrate Windows Forms controls into a WPF application
• Using Dialog boxes
• Using Control templates
• Inserting a trigger inside a template
• Render appearance based on currently selected system theme
• Create and consuming custom controls
• Resources and Documents
• Using Logical Resources
• Creating resource dictionaries
• Flow documents
• The PrintDialog Class