DOT NET

This instructor-led course enables developers who are migrating from a different development language, an earlier version of Visual Basic Dot Net or Visual C#, or who have completed entry-level training and experience using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, to gain in-depth guidance on programming the Microsoft DOT NET Framework versions 2.0 and 3.0 with Visual Studio 2005.

Who Should Attend:

The target audience for this course is developers who already have professional programming experience in C, C++, earlier versions of Visual Basic dot net or Visual C#, Java, or another programming language, and who plan to use Visual Studio 2005 to develop enterprise business solutions.

ASP Dot Net

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

• Describe the Dot Net Framework.
• Create applications with Visual Studio 2005.
• Describe Visual Basic Dot Net and Visual C# language and syntax features.
• Use essential object-oriented programming features.
• Use advanced object-oriented programming features.
• Explain security in the Dot Net Framework.
• Access data by using ADO Dot Net.
• Build Windows Presentation Foundation applications.
• Describe distributed applications, and create distributed applications with Windows Communication Foundation.
• Monitor Dot Net Framework applications by using instrumentation.
• Compile, test, and deploy Dot Net Framework applications.
• Interoperate with unmanaged code (optional).
• Describe software design and development (optional).

Prerequisites:

Before attending this course, students must have professional experience with programming in C, C++, earlier versions of Visual Basic or C#, Java, or another programming language. Students must also have familiarity with the Microsoft Dot Net Framework strategy and the Dot Net Framework versions 2.0 and 3.0.

VB Dot Net

• Overview of the Microsoft Dot Net Framework
• Creating Applications with Visual Studio 2005
• Examining Language and Syntax Features
• Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming
• Advanced Object-Oriented Programming
• Security in the Dot Net Framework
• Accessing Data by Using ADO Dot Net
• Building Windows Presentation Foundation Applications
• Creating Distributed Applications
• Monitoring Dot Net Framework Applications by Using Instrumentation
• Compiling, Testing, and Deploying dot net Framework Applications
• Interoperating with Unmanaged Code (Optional)
• Software Design and Development (Optional)