MS.NET Course Content
Overview:
Microsoft .NET Framework is a platform for building Applications, deploying, and running Web Services and applications. It gives you a high productive, standards based, multi language
environment for integrating existing investments with next generation applications and services as well as the agility to solve the challenges of deployment and operation of Internet scale applications. It mainly consists of three main
parts: the common language runtime, a hierarchical set of unified class libraries and a componentized version of Active Server Pages called ASP.NET.
Training Objectives of .Net:
.NET inbuilt with of a number of technologies that allow developers to build Web based distributed systems. Individual pieces of these systems, called software components,
can be built using several different programming languages and by several different organizations. It is having two key technologies, HTTP and XML. .NET builds higher level tools on top of this foundation to make development of distributed
systems for the Internet easier.
Target Students / Prerequisites:
Students must be familiar with concepts in HTML, XML and Logical Programming Skills.
Why .NET?
The .NET initiative
Introduction to .NET framework
Advantages of .NET framework
System requirements
MS.NET FUNDAMENTALS
- Base class libraries
- Common language-runtime (CLR)
- Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL)
- Optimized just-in-time (JIT)
- Common type systems (CTS)
- Common language specification (CLS)
- Compilation and execution of .NET application
- Assemblies
- Namespace
- The Start Page
- Solution Explorer
- The Object Browser and Class View Window
- The Code Editor
- The Form Designer and the Toolbox
- The Server Explorer window
- Macro Explorer
- Running a Visual Basic Console Application
INTRODUCTION TO VB.NET
- Features of visual basic .NET
- File extensions used in visual basic .NET
- Visual Basic keywords
- Visual Basic statements
- Procedures, classes, modules, methods and more…
- The Option & Import statements
- Adding classes to project
- Declaring variables
- Data types
- Arrays
- Handling date and time
- Principles of oops
- Structure Vs classes
- Relationship between classes and objects
- Access Specifiers
- How to create namespaces in S class libraries
- How to use namespaces
- Constructors
- Finalize, Dispose & Garbage collectors
- My Base, my class & my keywords
- Exceptions
- .NET exceptions
- User defined exceptions
- Try-catch-finally
- Throw exception
- Debugging application
- Searching for bugs
- Introduction to system windows, forms
- Basic controls and event driven programming
- Advanced controls
- Rich text box, toolbars
- Working with context menus
- Built in dialog boxes
- File stream
- Stream reader
- Stream writer
- Generic collections
- Bit collections
- Specialized collections
- Weight collection classes
- User defined collection classes
INTRODUCATION OF ADO .NET
- Features of ADO .NET
- Differentiation between ADO & ADO .NET
- ADO .NET namespaces
Properties, Methods & events of the connection object - Properties, Methods & events of the command object
- Access & Manipulating data from data grid
- Performing data updates
- Introduction to delegate concept
- Event handling arch with delegate
- Handles, add handler and remove handler
- Introduction to assemblies
- Benefits
- Contents
- Application-Private assemblies
- Private Vs shared assemblies
- Global assembly cache (GAC)
- Thread class
- Thread synchronization
- Creating and controlling threads
- Sleep, suspend and resume threading
- Data accessing through crystal reports
- Accessing filtered data through crystal reports
- Accessing related data through crystal reports
ASP .NET INTRODUCTION
- How is ASP .net different from ASP
- ASP .NET design goals
- ASP .NET in .NET framework
- Development environment for ASP .NET application
- Identifying the features of ASP .NET
- Identifying programming modules in ASP .NET
- Web forms
- Web services
- Processing of web pages
- Server control hierarchy
- Web controls
- Buttons, list controls, text boxes, hyper links….
- HTML controls
- HTML anchor, button…
- Required field validation
- Regular expression
- Range validation…
- Introduction to data binding
- Single value data binding
- Multi record data binding
- Custom binding
- Introduction of ADO .NET
- Features of ADO .NET
- Differentiation between ADO & ADO .NET
- ADO .NET namespace
- Connected architecture through ADO .NET
- Disconnected architecture through ADO .NET
- Working with transaction in ASP .NET etc…
- Working with XML server controls in ASP .NET
- Binding XML data to web forms controls
- Connecting relational data to an XML document
- Configuration overview
- Structure of configuration file
- Configuration section
- Tracking and debugging an application
- Deploying an application
- Introduction state management in ASP.NET
- Sending E-mail from ASP.NET page
- Securing ASP .NET application
- State maintenance
- Session state
- Cookies
- Session object and events
- Caching and its methods
- Output caching
- Introduction to an ASP .NET web application
- Events of an ASP .NET web application
- Using web services in web application
C# LANGUAGE BASICS
- Data types
- Type conversion
- Boxing & un boxing
- Conditional statements
- Looping
- Methods in C#
- Properties
- Arrays
- Indexes
- Structures, enumerations
- Strings
- Regular expressions
- Collections
- Value types, reference types
- Unsafe
- Structure and pointers
- Garbage collector
- Stack and heap
- Architecture of GC
- Generations
- M.M. support classes
EXCEPTION HANDLING
- System defined exceptions
- Custom exceptions
- Try, catch, finally
- Throwing exceptions
- Unary operators
- Binary operators
- Introduction to system windows, forms
- Basic controls and events driven programming
- Advanced controls
- Rich text box, toolbars…
- Working with context menus
- Built in dialog boxes
- DATA BASE PROGRAMMING
- Introduction of ADO .NET
- Features of ADO .NET
- Differentiation between ADO & ADO .NET
- ADO .NET namespace
Properties, methods & events of the connection objects - Properties, methods % events of the command objects
- Access & manipulating data from data grid
- Performing data updates
- Introduction to Assemblies
- Benefits
- Contents
- Application-Private Assemblies
- Private vs Shared Assemblies
- Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
- Introduction to Delegate Concept
- Event handling Arch with Delegate
- Handles, Add Handler and Remove Handler
- Multi Cast Delegates
- Generic Routines
- Function Pointers
- Thread Class
- Thread Synchronization
- Creating and controlling Threads
- Sleep, Suspend and Resume Threading
- Introduction to Web Services
- Creating Web Service
- Using Web service in a Windows Application
- Working with Window Services