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Microsoft .NET Overview
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Instructor-Led Format |
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| Audience |
Application architects,
application developers, project managers and other
professionals that will be transitioning into
a Microsoft .NET architecture. |
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Duration |
3 hours |
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| Course Abstract |
This technical briefing will
utilize an interactive lecture to introduce the
participants to developing with Microsoft .NET
in an integrated eCommerce environment. This course
is part of a series that strive to provide the
basic foundational information on the emerging
technologies of today. This briefing will endeavor
to introduce the following topics to the participants;
defining the role of .NET in eCommerce development,
benefits and drawbacks of the .NET approach, illustrating
the role of XML, understand the .NET framework,
ADO.NET and ASP.NET, role of language component
(C, C#, Perl and Visual Basic), role of .NET enterprise
Servers, role of Visual Studio .NET and security
concerns. |
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| Price |
$79 per student |
| Objectives |
Upon conclusion participants will have acquired
these skills:
- Depict .NET as a platform for web development
- Illustrate the benefits and costs associated
with .NET application development
- Explain the role of the Common Language Runtime
(CLR)
- Examine the Web Service model supported by
.NET technology
- Depict usage of XML, SOAP and UDDI within
Web Services
- Understand the role of Visual Studio .NET
and its open, extensible development environment
- Illustrate the .NET framework that enables
cross language integration
- Depict the role of ADO.NET and ASP.NET
- Explain the use of .NET enterprise servers
- Illustrate the support for XML and SOAP for
Web Service development
- Understand of security in a .NET environment
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| Class
Format |
Lecture via WebEx |
| Prerequisites |
Each student should
have a basic understanding of application development
either as a developer, project manager or end
client. Additionally, basic knowledge of internet-oriented
applications is helpful, but not required. |
| Register |

Or, contact us at (817) 572-9690
x22 for registration information or to schedule
an onsite training course. |
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Topics |
The following
list represents the sections and topics discussed
in this virtual instructor-led course offering. |
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.NET
Overview
- Technology Drivers
- Application integration
- B2B implementation
- XML
- XML Web Services
- Open protocols
- Enterprise solutions
- .NET enablers
- .NET Enterprise servers
- .NET Programming
- .NET applicaiton services
- .NET Framework
- CLR
- Class libraries
- XML support
- .NET Components
- ASP.NET
- ADO.NET
- CLR
- MSMQ
- COM+
- IIS
- VB.NET, C#
- Visual Studio .NET
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.NET
Framework
- Overview
- Win32 and .NET
- Web Services vs Windows applications
- .NET Standards
- Common Language Runtime
- Base
- Threading
- COM Marshaler
- Type Checker
- Security Engine
- IL to Native compiler
- Class Loader
- Unified Programming Model
- Unified Classes
- Deployment
- Assemblies
- Manifest
- Metadata
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Visual
Studio .NET
- Integrated Development
- Building XML Web Services
- Using ADO.NET, ASP.NET and Web Services
- VB.NET and C# languages
- Visual C++
- Visual J++
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ASP.NET
- Code vs Content separation
- ASP vs ASP.NET
- Dynamic compilation
- Page Event lifecycle
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ADO.NET
- Architecture
- Presentation
- Business
- Data
- Comparing ADO & ADO.NET
- Data classes
- Database classes
- ADO vs ADO.NET types
- DataSet Lifecycle
- DataAdapter
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