DotNet (2.0 + 3.5 + 4.0) Framework & ASP .Net

Course details

The course details the components of the .Net Framework and then shows participants syntax of C# language. Advanced topics like connecting to databases using ADO .Net are then covered and participants build a working application in class.

Next they learn ASP .Net to build web based components to interact with the application.

All participants are given a project to implement so that they learn how to put everything together to build web applications.

Knowledge of .Net 2.0 framework and ASP .Net is required as a pre-requisite to start the advanced Dotnet (3.5 & 4.0) course. Participants are taught the advanced framework components and how they reduce development and deployment time for applications development.

Later participants are run through the common pitfalls and methodologies run in commercial projects. Finally participants are given a project to implement and understand their newly learnt skills.

Who Should Take This Course:

.Net Developer is a very popular career choice for many inpiduals who wish to make a career in programming. It is a popular, widely used technology used by many companies worldwide to build Web based and other applications quickly.

Most companies are using advanced frameworks like 3.5 or 4.0 and WPF, WCF, WWF to quickly build various application components to communicate with other systems or implement workflows at the same time giving the user comfortable presentation frontends for applications.

Course Content:

Dotnet 2.0 Framework

Module 1: Introduction to .NET Framework

• Introduction to .NET Framework
• .NET Framework Architecture
• Various components of .net framework and how they interact together
• Building applications using the framework

Module 2: Getting Started

• Introduction to the Visual Studio IDE
• Variables
• Data Types
• Operators
• Creating a Strings
• Simple Website

Module 3: .NET Framework 2.0 Details

• Understanding CLR, CTS, CLS and BCL
• Memory Managements and Object Life cycle
• Exploring Assembly Manifest
• Metadata, Namespace and Types

Module 4: C#.NET

• C# .NET Language Fundamentals
• Object Oriented Programming with C#.NET, Assemblies
• Understanding structured Exception Handling
• Working with Interfaces
• Collections and Generics
• Delegates and Events
• Indexers, operators and pointers
• Working with Win forms and User Controls.

Module 5: ASP.NET - Server Controls

• ASP.NET 2.0 Features
• Navigation Controls
• Database Controls ADO.NET Objects
• Introduction to Data-bound Controls
• HTML Controls
• Web Controls

Module 6: ASP.NET - Events

• ASP.NET - Event Handlers

Module 7: ASP.NET Forms

• ASP.NET Forms
• ASP.NET View State
• ASP.NET Web Forms
• Submitting a Form

Module 8: ASP.NET Database & Master pages

• .NET DB Connection
• ASP.NET Master Pages
• 2.0 Navigation
• Accessing Databases
• Data Access Components
• Data Binding
• ADO.NET
• The ADO.NET Classes in Action
• Data Binding

Module 9: ASP.NET Binding

• Data Binding
• Array List
• Hash table
• Sorted List
• XML Files
• asp: Repeater & asp: DataList

Module 10: Login and Web Parts

• Login Controls
• Web Parts Controls
• Overview of Web part Control
• Creating Simple web part pages
• Master Pages and Themes
• ASP.NET Web Services

Dotnet 3.5 Framework

Module 1:Windows Communication Foundation (WCF)

• Creating Services
• Define Service contracts.
• Define Data contracts.
• Define Operation contracts.
• Define Message contracts.
• Process generic messages.

Module 2: Exposing and Deploying Services

• Create and configure service endpoints.
• Manage consistency between life cycle, sessions, concurrency, and bindings
• Host a service in a managed application
• Host a service on a Web server
• Create custom behaviours

Module 3: Instrumenting and Administering Services

• Implement end-to-end service tracing.
• Monitor service health.
• Log messages.
• Dynamically configure the service by using the service model.
• Implement inspectors.

Module 4: Consuming Services

• Create a service proxy.
• Configure the client endpoint.
• Call a service by using a service proxy.
• Handle exceptions on clients.
• Consume non-WCF services.

Module 5: Securing Services

• Implement transport-level security.
• Implement message-level security.
• Authenticate clients.
• Authorize clients.
• Impersonate clients.

Module 6: Managing the Service Life Cycle

• Manage instances.
• Manage sessions.
• Manage transactions.
• Manage concurrency.
• Manage consistency between instances, sessions, transactions, and concurrency.

Module 7: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)

• Creating a WPF Application
• Building User Interfaces
• Adding and Managing Content
• Binding to Data Sources
• Customizing Appearance
• Configuring and Deploying WPF Applications

Module 8: Adding and Mansging content

• Binding to data sources
• ADO.NET classes in action
• Configuring and deploying WPF applications
• MVVM pattern
• Data Binding

Module 9: WorkFlow Foundation (WF)

• Creating WorkFlows
• Applying conditions and rules
• Communicating with WorkFlows
• Applying activities
• Creating and managing runtime activities
• Managing Faults and Cancellations

Module 10: LINQ

• LINQ Concept
• Entity Framework
• LINQ to objects
• LINQ to XML
• LINQ to Datasets
• LINQ to SQL
• LINQ to Entities