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Introduction to Microsoft .NET Development - (Microsoft Training Course: 2717) - 2 days

Target Audience		Pre-requisites
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Exams		Price Options

COURSE OUTLINE

Introduction to Microsoft .NET		Using Visual Studio .NET
Introduction to .NET Languages		Building ASP .NET Applications
Using ADO.NET		Applying Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
Developing Windows Applications		Using XML in .NET
Creating XML Web Services		Making Applications Scalable and Reusable
Security in .NET		Lifecycle Tools for Microsoft .NET
Configuring and Deploying .NET–based Applications		Application Interoperability
Migrating Applications to .NET		Building Applications for Mobile Devices

Target Audience: This course provides students with an introduction to the technologies that comprise Microsoft's .NET strategy. This course is intended for experienced programmers who are evaluating Microsoft .NET tools and technologies, and provides pointers to resources where they can obtain specific skills for creating applications, components, and services built on the .NET Framework Pre-requisites: Before attending this course, students must have the following pre-requisites: Basic programming experience with Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition, C, C++, or Java. Familiarity with Microsoft development technologies such as Windows Forms and Active Server Pages (ASP). Purpose: At the end of the course, students will be able to create a simple Microsoft Visual Basic .NET application based on the Microsoft Windows application template; build simple ASP .NET applications; access data in a variety of formats; apply object-oriented programming concepts; use the Extensible Markup Language (XML) and create an XML Web service; build scalable and reliable applications; configure and deploy an application built on the .NET Framework; migrate existing applications to the .NET Framework; build applications for mobile devices

Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft .NET

Introduction to the .NET Platform
Introduction to XML Web Services
Inside the .NET Framework
Compilation and Execution in .NET
Microsoft Developer Tools Roadmap 2002–04

Skills

Identify the business requirements fulfilled by the .NET initiative.
Describe the core services and features provided in the .NET platform.
Identify the features and benefits of XML Web services.
Identify what clients will be available for the .NET platform and the different types of .NET–compatible smart devices.
Identify the benefits of the .NET Framework.
Describe the components of the .NET Framework.
Describe the compilation and execution process in .NET.
Identify how programming in .NET is simpler than with other platforms

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Module 2: Using Visual Studio .NET

Introduction to Visual Studio .NET
Using Visual Studio .NET for Web Application Development
Using the XML Designer

Skills

Explain the design goals of Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.
List the productivity features of Visual Studio .NET.
Describe the Visual Studio .NET Rapid Application Development (RAD) tools.
Understand how Visual Studio .NET simplifies the Web application development process and shortens delivery time.
Use the XML Designer to create and edit XML source code and XML Schema Definition (XSD) schemas.

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Module 3: Introduction to .NET Languages

Introduction to .NET Languages
What's New in Visual Basic .NET
What's New in Microsoft C# .NET
What's New in Microsoft C++

Skills

Identify the benefits of language neutrality of the Microsoft .NET platform.
Select a language that is best suited for their purposes.
Describe the enhancements to Visual Basic .NET and the benefits of using Visual Basic .NET to code for the .NET platform.
Describe the enhancements to Visual C# .NET, the benefits of using C# to code for the .NET platform, and some similarities and differences between C# and C or C++.
Describe the enhancements to Microsoft Visual C++ and the benefits of using C++ to code for the .NET platform.

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Module 4: Building ASP .NET Applications

Introduction to ASP .NET
Using Web Forms
Introduction to XML Web Services
Introduction to ASP.NET Application Services

Skills

Discuss the capabilities of ASP.NET and how it is implemented.
Identify the important concepts of Web Forms and ASP.NET server controls.
Identify how an XML Web service is created.
Identify an XML Web service client.
Describe the features of the application services.
List the features of the ASP.NET runtime.

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Module 5: Using ADO.NET

Introduction to ADO.NET
The ADO.NET Object Model
Using .NET Data Providers

Skills

Describe ADO.NET and its architecture.
Implement the new objects and the existing objects that have been modified for ADO.NET.
Use the .NET data providers.

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Module 6: Applying Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

Introduction to Classes and Their Members
Class Hierarchy and Implementation
Namespaces and Assemblies

Skills

Define a class and identify its members.
Identify how to implement object-oriented programming concepts in .NET.
Compare namespaces and assemblies in .NET.

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Module 7: Developing Windows Applications

Introduction to Windows Applications
Using Windows Forms
Adding Controls

Skills

Describe the features of Windows Forms.
Create a Windows application.
Add controls to the Windows Forms.
Host an ActiveX control in a Windows Form.
Inherit a form from a base form.
Describe the features of GDI+.

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Module 8: Using XML in .NET

XML in .NET
ADO.NET and XML
XML View of Relational Data
XML Document Schemas

Skills

Explain the role of XML classes in the .NET framework.
Describe how ADO.NET takes advantage of the power of XML to provide disconnected access to data.
Retrieve and write XML data.
Describe the benefits and features of XML support provided by Microsoft SQL Server™ 2000.
Define an XML schema and how to infer a schema.

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Module 9: Creating XML Web Services

Introduction to XML Web Services
Creating and Implementing XML Web Services
Deploying and Securing XML Web Services
Consuming XML Web Services

Skills

Identify XML Web services.
Design an XML Web service.
Create and implement an XML Web service.
Deploy and secure an XML Web service.
Access an XML Web service from a client application.

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Module 10: Making Applications Scalable and Reusable

Using Microsoft Message Queuing
Application Diagnostics and Tuning

Skills

Use Microsoft Message Queuing to build scalable applications.
Diagnose and tune applications by using event logs, performance counters, tracing, and Windows Services.
Describe the following testing tools: Visual Studio Analyzer and Application Center Test.

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Module 11: Security in .NET

Understanding Core Security Concepts in .NET
Implementing Security in .NET
Handling Authorization in .NET
Additional Security Measures

Skills

Understand the core security concepts in the .NET Framework.
Implement the security mechanisms provided by the .NET Framework.
Understand how authorization is handled in the .NET Framework.
Identify the additional security measures and security tools provided by the .NET Framework.

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Module 12: Lifecycle Tools for Microsoft .NET

Using Enterprise Templates
Software Modeling Using UML
Data Modeling
Using Application Center Test
Introduction to Visual Source Safe

Skills

Describe the features, goals, and components of Enterprise Templates.
Describe software modeling by using a Unified Modeling Language (UML).
Describe database modeling by using ORM.
Describe how to use Application Center Test.
Describe the features of Visual SourceSafe.

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Module 13: Configuring and Deploying .NET–based Applications

Configuring .NET Framework Applications
Using Assemblies in .NET Framework Applications
Deploying .NET Framework Applications
Creating or Adding Deployment Projects

Skills

Identify important concepts of configuring .NET Framework applications.
Identify the role of assemblies and the global assembly cache in configuring and deploying .NET applications.
Deploy .NET Framework applications.
Create or add a deployment project.

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Module 14: Application Interoperability

Introduction to Application Interoperability
Calling COM Objects from .NET
Calling .NET Components from COM
Using Platform Invoke

Skills

Describe the role of interop services with reference to .NET.
Call COM components from the .NET Framework.
Call .NET Framework components from COM.
Describe how to use Platform Invoke service (PInvoke) to call unmanaged functions that are implemented in dynamic-link libraries (DLLs).

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Module 15: Migrating Applications to .NET

Migrating Visual Basic Applications to .NET
Migrating ASP Applications

Skills

Migrate Visual Basic applications to Visual Basic .NET.
Migrate ASP applications to ASP.NET.

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Module 16: Building Applications for Mobile Devices

Introduction to the .NET Compact Framework
Using the Mobile Internet Toolkit
Using the Mobile Internet Designer

Skills

Describe the .NET Compact Framework.
Identify the various components of the Mobile Internet Toolkit.
Use the Mobile Internet Designer.

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Exams:

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