C SHARP.NET

BEST C SHARP.NET  TRAINING IN PUNE | ONLINE

Duration of Training : 40 hrs

Batch type : Weekdays/Weekends

Mode of Training : Classroom/Online/Corporate Training

MICROSOFT.NET C# PROGRAMMING

COURSE CONTENT

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCING .NET AND C#

• Introduction to languages
• C++
• C#
• Differences between c# and c++
• A comparison between .net and j2e e
  • Overview of the .net framework
• Services
• Advantages of .net
• Understanding the .net framework architectur e
  • The common language runtime
  • Advantages of managed code
• Platform independence
• Performance improvement
• Language interoperability
  • Visual basic 2005
  • Visual c++ 2005
  • Visual j# 2005
• Scripting languages
• Com and com+
  • Common language specification
• History of cls
  • A closer look at intermediate language
• Support for object orientation and interfaces
• Distinct value and reference types
• Strong data typing
  • Understanding .net framework cl r
• Features of c#
  • Compilation and execution process in .net
• What you need to write and run c# cod e
  • Understanding multitier application
  • System requirements for installation of visual studio 2005 / 2008

CHAPTER 2: UNDERSTANDING THE .NET FRAMEWOR K

• 2.1 Objective
• Base class library
• Framework class library
• 2.2. Net framework classes
• 2.3 understanding namespace in .net
• 2.4 the namespace hierarchy and ful‐lqyualified names
• 2.5 what is assemblies
• Private assemblies
• Shared assemblies
• 2.6 Reflection
• 2.7 Assembly Benefits
• 2.8 Assembly Versioning
• 2.9 The Assembly Manifest

CHAPTER 3: C# BASICS

• 3.1 Objective
• 3.2 The Relationship Of C# To .Net
• 3.3 History Of C#
• Your first “hello world program ”
• Running the program
• Examination of the program step s
• Compilation through dos
• 3.4 Identifiers And Keywords
• 3.5 List Of Keywords In C# Explanation

CHAPTER 4: C# DATA TYPES, STORAGE AND VARIABLE S

• 4.1 Objective
• 4.2 Variables
• 4.3 Initialization Of Variable S
• 4.4 Scope Clashes For Local Variable S
• 4.5 Constants
• Difference Betweenv Alue Type And Referenc Etype
• 4.6 Boxing And Unboxing

CHAPTER 5: OOP’S CONCEPT IN C#

• 5.1 Objective
• 5.2 Classes
• 5.3 Other Modifiers In C#
• 5.4 Passing Parameters To Method S
• 5.5 Out Parameter
• 5.6 Params Keyword
• 5.7 Inheritance
• 5.8 Implement Inheritance
• 5.9 Interface In C#
• 5.10 Abstract Class
• 5.11 Polymorphism In C#
• 5.12 Virtual And Override Method
• 5.13 Constructors
• 5.14 Destructor

CHAPTER 6: ARRAYS, INDEXER AND COLLECTION IN C #

• 6.1 What Is Array?
• 6.2 Multidimensional Array
• 6.3 Jagged Array
• 6.4 Array Class
• 6.5 Indexers
• 6.6 Collection Classes
• 6.7 Stacks
• 6.8 queues
• 6.9 Dictionaries

CHAPTER 7: C# OPERATORS& DATA TYPE

• 7.1 The Ternary Operator
• 7.2 The Checked And Unchecked Operato R
• 7.3 Data Type Conversion
• 7.4 Loops In C#

CHAPTER 8: DELEGATES AND EVENTS IN C #

• 8.1 Delegate
• 8.2 Multicast Delegate
• 8.3 Events In C#
• Anonymous Methods

CHAPTER 9: FILE HANDLING

• 9.1 streamwriter class
• 9.2 Streamreader Class
• 9.3 Some Useful Methods

CHAPTER 10: THREADING

• 10.1 What Is Thread?
• 10.2 What Is Thread In C#?
• 10.3 Asynchronous Delegates
• 10.4 Wait Handle
• 10.5 Background Threads
• 10.6 Thread Priority
• 10.7 Controlling Threads
• 10.8 Thread Pools
• 10.9 Threading Issues
• 10.10 Deadlock

CHAPTER 11: ERROR AND EXCEPTION HANDLING

• 11.1 What Is Exception?
• 11.2 Exception Classes
• 11.3 Catching Exceptions
• 11.4 Throw Statement
• 11.5 Types Of Exception

CHAPTER 12: WINDOWS FORMS

• 12.1 Controls
• 12.2 Mdi (Multiple Document Interface)
• 12.3 Buttons Control
• 12.4 Textbox Control
• 12.5 Rich Text Box
• 12.6 Label Control
• 12.7 Linklabel
• 12.8 Checkbox
• 12.9 Radiobutton

CHAPTER 13: ADO.NET

• 13.1 What Is Ado.Net?
• 13.2 Connected And Disconnected Data

CHAPTER 14: DEPLOYMENT

• 14.1 Designing For Deployment
• 14.2 Deployment Options
• 14.3 Deployment Projects
• 14.4 Deployment Requirements
• 14.5 Deploying The .Net Runtime
• Xcopy And Web Application S
• Copy Web Tool
• Publishing A Web Site
• Installer projects
• Creating a setup project

CHAPTER 15: OVERVIEW OF VISUAL STUDIO 201 0

• 15.1 Working With Tdd
• 15.2 Supporting .Net 4
• 15.3 Cloud, Silverlight, Windows 7 And Wpf Suppor T
• 15.4 System Requirements For Installation Of Visual Studio 20 10
• 15.5 Key Features Explanation Of Visual Studio 201 0
• Cloud Development
• Parallel development
• Understanding existing and writing new cod e
• 15.6 web development
• 15.7 C++ Development
• 15.8 Sharepoint Development
• 15.9 Visual Studio 2010 Project Templ A Te S

CREATING CUSTOM WINDOWS CONTROLS

• Hot create user defined controls
• Add properties/methods/events to control
• How to add control on windows applications
• Create a windows control

ASP.NET

MODULE – 1: INTRODUCTION TO WEB APPLICATIONS

 Html basic tags

 Javascript

 Css

 Introduction To Server Side And Client-Side Scripting

 Web Page Designing Using Html And Javascript

 Overview Of Asp.Net 4.0

 Overview Of Request Life Cycle

MODULE – 2: INTRODUCTION TO SERVER CONTROLS

 Consume standard controls.

 List Controls

 Postback Issue Handling

 Dynamically Adding Controls To Webform

 Navigation Controls

 File Upload Control

 Multiview Control

 Wizard Control

 Adrotator

 Webparts

MODULE – 3: CUSTOMIZING WEB APPLICATIONS

 Themes And Skins

 Master Pages And Content Pages

 Using Style Sheets

MODULE – 4: DEVELOPING AND USING WEBFORMS CONTROLS

 Creating Web Forms Application

 Handling Images

 Asp.Net Handler To Generate Images Dynamically

 Navigating Between Pages

 Using Sitemappath

 Using Treeview

 Using Menu

 Managing Server Controls

 Server Control Events

MODULE – 5: IMPLEMENT SERVER CONTROLS

 Create and consume user control

 Create And Consume Custom Control

 Create And Consume Composite Control

MODULE – 6: STATE MANAGEMENT

 Managing Session And Application

 Passing Complex Data Using Session Variable

 View State

 Profile

 Query strings

 Managing Cookies

MODULE – 6: DESIGNING AND IMPLEMENTING DATABASES WITH SQL SERVER

 Introduction To Rdbms And Database Normalization

 Creating Tables And Relationships And Constraints

 Sql Fundamentals

 Stored Procedures

MODULE – 7: MANAGING DATABASE WITH ADO.NET ENTITY FRAMEWORK

 Entity Data Model

 Linq To Entities

 Work With Model And Not Data

 Data Manipulation With Entity Framework

 Data-Bound Controls

 Model First With Entity Framework

 Entity Data Source

MODULE – 8: DEVELOPING MVC MODELS AND CONTROLLERS

 Exploring Ways To Create Mvc Models

 Implementing Mvc Controllers

 Creating Action Methods

 Implementing Mvc Views

MODULE – 9: INTRODUCTION TO WCF

 Service Oriented Architecture

 Building wcf service.

 Building Wcf Client Application

MODULE – 10: AUTHENTICATION AND AUTHORIZATION

 Configuring Asp.Net Membership And Roles

 Anonymous Authentication And Impersonation

 Windows Authentication

 Forms Authentication

MODULE – 11: LANGUAGE INTEGRATED QUERY

 Introduction To Linq

 Implicitly Typed Local Variable

 Anonymous Types

 Linq To Objects

 Linq To Xml

MODULE – 12: AJAX

 Introduction To Ajax

 Basic Asp.Net Ajax Controls- Ajax Extension Controls

 Scipt Manager

 updatepanel

 Timer

 Ajax Control Tool Kit

 Accordion

 Tabcontainer

 Ajax Control Toolkit Extenders

 Alwaysvisibleextender

 Calendar Extender

 Bulletedlistextender

 Confirmbuttonextender

 Textboxwatermarkextender

 Maskeditextender

 Dragpanelextender

 Filterredtextboxextender

 Passwordstrength

MODULE – 13: INTRODUCTION TO MONO AND CROSS PLATFORM .NET DEVELOPMENT

 Configuring And Deploying Web Applications

 Publishing web applications.

 Create web setup project.

 Using Copy Web Tool

NOTE: ASSESSMENTS AND DAILY ASSIGNMENTS IS MANDATORY.