Dotnet

Dotnet Course Details:

  • Building applications with Visual Studio
  • Managing projects with Solution Explorer
  • Setting project properties and adding references
  • Adding files, folders and code
  • Compiling, debugging and testing programs
  • Coding object-oriented applications
  • Dividing code into classes
  • Adding fields, methods properties, events and
    • constructors to classes
  • Defining scope and visibility
  • VB and C# Language Syntax
  • Working with data types and conversions
  • Strings
  • Dates and time
  • Integers
  • Real numbers
  • Booleans
  • Performing calculations with mathematical operators
  • Converting between data types
  • Controlling program execution
  • IF statements
  • Controlling Web site access
  • Configuring Web Forms security
  • Setting up a user login page
  • Automating user account creation
  • Incorporating Relational Databases
  • Relational database concepts
  • Employing databases for fast, efficient storage
  • Selecting, inserting, updating and deleting query syntax
  • Creating a SQL Server database
  • Adding tables, fields and indexes
  • Defining primary and foreign key relationships
  • Accessing the database with ADO.NET
  • Connecting to the database and running SQL commands
  • Storing user information
  • Retrieving existing records
  • Deploying .NET Applications
  • Publishing applications with ClickOnce
  • Installing the .NET Framework
  • Moving ASP.NET applications to the Web
  • Event-driven programming
  • CASE (switch) statements
  • For...Next loops
  • Do While...loops
  • Handling errors
  • Throwing exceptions
  • Try...Catch...Finally error handling
  • Using the debugger
  • Automating testing with Visual Studio
  • Creating Visual Studio test projects
  • Writing unit tests
  • Testing classes, properties, method and exceptions
  • Stepping through code with the debugger
  • Crafting Windows Applications
  • Windows application basics
  • Creating forms and controls
  • Navigating with menus
  • Automating code with the Toolbox and
    • Properties window
  • Handling events from the user interface
  • Declaring and raising events
  • Displaying dialog forms
  • Designing Object-Oriented Applications
  • Separating application responsibilities into classes
  • Single responsibility principle
  • Inheriting a base class
  • Overriding methods in derived classes
  • Reusing code from multiple projects
  • Creating a class library in Visual Studio
  • Setting references
  • Programming Web Applications with ASP.NET
  • Constructing ASP.NET Web sites with Visual Studio
  • Writing HTML pages and forms
  • Maintaining consistency with Master Pages
  • Designing pages with ASP.NET controls
  • Styling sites with ASP.NET themes
  • Processing ASP.NET Web Forms
  • Displaying data and gathering user input
  • Initializing Web Forms controls
  • Activating Web Forms with events
  • Maintaining variables with Sessions