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eLearning
Categories
IT
Certification
(MCSE,
A+, CCIE, etc) |
Security
(CISSP,
CWNA, etc.) |
.NET
Developers
(VB.NET,
C#, ASP.NET, etc) |
.NET
2005
(ASP.NET
v2, SQL 2005, etc)) |
Developers
(Java,
Oracle, etc) |
MS
Office
(MS
Office, MOUS, etc) |
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Microsoft .NET Basics
| Video
Instructor-Led Format |
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| Audience |
Application
developers, programmers, project leaders and other
technical individuals that will be developing
windows and web-based applications using Microsoft's
NET Framework |
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Duration |
2 CDs |
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| Course Abstract |
Microsoft's
.NET initiative is receiving a lot of attention
and Visual Studio .NET is growing rapidly in popularity.
What does all this mean to the Windows and Web
developer? This course will provide you with a
clear understanding of .NET, its origin, architecture,
applicability, and impact on the development world.
It will look at the .NET Framework, the .NET languages
and the .NET standards.
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| Price |
| Single User (CDROM) |
$199.00 |
| Singe User (eLearning Portal) |
$149.00 |
| Multi-User LAN (2-5 users) |
$349.00 |
| more than 5 users |
Call for Pricing |
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| Program Includes |
The following components are included in
this course:
- 2 CDs with 4 hours of instruction by Richard
Hundhausen
- Printable Courseware
- Focused on practical solutions to real-world
development problems
- Comprehensive, understandable, and reusable
as reference material
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| Course Experts |
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Richard
Hundhausen, Microsoft Regional
Director
MCT, CTT+, MCSD, MCSE, MCDBA
Richard Hundhausen is the founder of
the Idaho Delphi and the Boise Visual
Developers User Group (now the Boise Software
Developer's Group) . He has been a technical
editor and has collaborated on numerous
.NET developer study guides for Wiley
Gearhead Press, Pinnacle Publishing and
New Riders. He has been working in IT
for about 20 years, the last 10 as an
independent consultant.
Richard is currently a Microsoft Regional
Director. He has been the Key Note Speaker
and trainer for Microsoft Corp. He presented
a series of of Windows 2003 Server and
.NET 1.1 training seminars for Microsoft
Asia. He has also presented Visual Studio
.NET and the .NET architecture to academic
audiences in Cambridge, MA (MIT, Harvard,
and Boston University) and Houston, TX
(Rice, University of Houston, University
of Texas, Texas A&M).
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| Course
Topics |
The following
list represents the sections and topics discussed
in this virtual instructor-led course offering. |
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Introducing
.NET
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- A Brief History of Windows Development
- Components of a .NET Application
- Migrating Existing Applications
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| The .NET Framework
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- .NET Framework Class Library
- .NET Architecture
- Deployment
- Tools
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The
.NET Standards
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- Web Standards
- Web Services Standards
- Language and Infrastructure Standards
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| Visual Studio
.NET |
- .NET and Visual Studio .NET
- The Development Environment
- Building a .NET Project
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| Applications:
The .NET Paradigms |
- Building Distributed .NET Applications
- Data Access Layer
- Business Object Layer
- Web User Interface with ASP.NET
- Desktop User Interface with Windows
Forms
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| .NET Exposed
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- .NET Framework
- Deployment and Version Compatibility
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| MCSD.NET
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