Microsoft .Net Technology

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Microsoft .Net Technology

Microsoft .Net Technology

.NET Framework (pronounced dot net) is a software framework developed by Microsoft. In this course you will learn to develop window and web applications using c# programming language.
C# is a simple, modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft within its .NET initiative led by Anders Hejlsberg. This tutorial covers basic C# programming and various advanced concepts related to C# programming language.
ASP.NET is a web application framework developed and marketed by Microsoft to allow programmers to build dynamic web sites. It allows you to use a full-featured programming language C# to build web applications easily.

Course Description:

Introduction to .NET Framework

D.N.A. Architecture
Understanding Scope and Use of .NET
Cross Language Interoperability
.NET Framework and its Architecture
CLR and its Architecture
Demonstration of .NET IDE(Visual Studio)
Namespaces and Assemblies

Introduction to C#

What is C# and its Features
Simple C# program using CMD and .NET IDE
Data Types, Value Types and Reference Types
Boxing and Unboxing

Object Oriented Programming in C#

Objects and Classes
Fields and Types of Fields
Constructors
The this Keyword
Abstraction and Encapsulation
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Method Overloading
Method Hiding
Method Overriding
Abstract Class
Interface
Out and Ref Keywords for Parameter Passing
Enumeration and Structures

Arrays

Creating Array
Array with functions
Multi Dimensional Array and Jagged Arrays

Strings Handling

Creating String
String Constructors
String Manipulation
Arrays of String

Exception Handling

Understanding Exception
The System.Exception Class
Using Try and Catch Block
Multiple Catch Blocks
Using Finally Block
Throw and Throws Statement
Creating Custom Exceptions

ADO.NET

Difference between ADO and ADO.NET
Architecture of ADO.NET
Connected and Disconnected Architecture
ADO.NET Providers
ADO.NET Objects
-Connection and Command Objects
-Data Reader Object
-Dataset and Data Adapter Objects
Using Connection and Command classes
-Executing SQL Queries
-Difference between ExecuteNonQuery() & Execute Scalar()
-Executing Stored Procedures
Using DataReader Class
-Reading Data in Connected Environment
Using DataSet
-Filling Tables in DataSet
-Inserting, Updating and Deleting in DataSet
-Saving Changes of DataSet to Database
Using DataTable
-Inserting, Updating and Deleting in DataTable
-Saving Changes of DataTable to Database

SQL Server Management Studio

Delegates and Events

Delegates
-Concept of Delegates
-Instance and Static Methods as Delegates
-Delegate Instantiation and Invocation
-Multicast Delegates & Creating Custom Delegates
Event
-Understanding Event
-A Multicast Event example
-Instance Vs Static Methods as Event Handlers

Windows Forms and Controls

Exploring Sysytem.Windows.Form Namespace
Building Window Form Applications
Programming with Controls
Customizing and Creating Controls Dynamically
MDI Forms

Input/output(IO)

What is I/O
What is Console I/O
Reading Console Input
Writing Console Output

File I/O

What is File I/O
Text File IO
Binary File IO
Serialization
Deserialization

Multithreading

Concept of Multithreading
Exploring System. Thread Namespace
Creating a Thread
Thread Priorities
Suspending, Resuming and Stopping Threads
Synchronization

Collections

Non-generic Collections
-ArrayList
-HashTable
-Stack, Queue and SortedList
Generics
-Generics methods
-Generics class
Generics Collections
-List and Dictionary
-Stack, Queue

Reflection

Concept of Reflection
System.Reflection Namespace
Core Classes of Reflection
Assembly Class
Assembly Methods
Accessing Assembly through Reflection
MethodInfo, PropertyInfo, ConstructorInfo Classes
Invoking Methods and Properties at Runtime
Accessing Members of a Class through Reflection

Project Work

ASP. NET

Introduction to Web technology

Understanding Web domain
What is Static Vs Dynamic Page
What is Static Vs Dynamic Websites
Introduction to Different Web Technologies
Introduction to HTML

Introduction to ASP.NET

What is ASP.NET
Difference between ASP and ASP.NET
Overview of ASP.NET Fram
Creating Sever page using ASP.NET
Understanding ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
Handling Page Request
Http Request and Response Object
Postback in ASP.NET
Autoevent Wireup
Tracing and Debugging ASP.NET page

Building ASP.NET Pages

Standard Controls
-Label, Literal, Textbox, Listbox, DropdownList
-Radio Button, Check Box, PushButton
-ImageButton, LinkButton, HyperLink, AdRotator
-FileUploads
Validation Controls
-RequiredFieldValidator
-RangeValidator, CompareValidator
-RegularExpressionValidator and CustomValidator
-ValidationSummary

Data Bind Controls

CSS
Master Pages
-Concept and Need of Master Page
-Nesting Master Pages
-Applying CSS in Master Page
-Registering Master Pages in Web Configuration
-Loading Master Pages Dynamically
Themes and Skins
-Understanding Themes and Skins
-Creating Theme and Adding Skins to Themes
-Adding CSS to Themes
-Creating Global Themes
-Applying Theme Dynamically

Navigation Controls

Site Map Control
-Understanding Site Maps
-Defining a Site Map file
-Using a Site Map
-Binding a Site Map
-Using the SiteMapPath Control
Menu Control
-Using the Menu Control
-Binding to a Site Map
-Binding to an XML File
-Binding to Database Data
-Using Templates with the Menu Control
TreeView Control
-Declaratively Adding Tree Nodes
-Binding to a Site Map
-Binding to an XML File
-Binding to Database Data
-Formatting the TreeView Control

State Management

Introduction to Stateless Process
Need of State Persistence
Types of State Management
-Client-Side State Management
-Server-side state management

Web Services

Concept of Web Service
The SOA Architecture
Creating an ASP.NET Web Service
Consuming an ASP.NET Web Service
Security and Web Service

LINQ

Introduction to LINQ
LINQ Query Expression
LINQ and Non Generic Collection
LINQ and Generic Collection
LINQ to DataSet
LINQ to SQL

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