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| Microsoft .NET Advanced |
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| Software Version |
Microsoft .NET 2.0 |
| Course Duration |
3 Days |
| Course Type |
Class Room and Instructor-Led On-Line (E-Learning) Hands-On Training |
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| Course Overview |
This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to program Microsoft .NET Framework applications by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 development system. |
| Intended Audience for this course |
The audience for this course consists of full-time application developers who have professional experience with Visual Studio 2005 and either Microsoft Visual Basic development system or Microsoft Visual C# development tool. This course is also designed for those who have some experience in Java, C##, or any programming knowledge or any technical personnel, DBAs, Network administrators, programmers, undergraduate and graduate students, IT staff and managers and for those who want to become .NET Technical Consultants. |
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| Course Topics |
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| Introducing .NET 3.0/3.5 |
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- Exploring .NET 3.0/3.5 architecture
- LINQ
- WPF
- WCF
- WF
- ASP.NET AJAX
- Silverlight
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| Language Integrated Query (LINQ) |
- Developing LINQ queries
- Investigating LINQ syntax
- Inferring data types at design time
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| Object Relational Mapping with LINQ to SQL |
- Querying a database
- Returning LINQ Entities
- Controlling how data is loaded with lambda expressions
- Promoting entity changes to databases via the DataContext
- Adding stored procedures to the DataContext
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| Manipulating data with LINQ to Objects |
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- Sorting and filtering objects
- Aggregating object data
- Working with anonymous types
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| Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) |
- Building a XAML presentation layer
- Designing a UI with XAML
- Utilizing common XAML controls and properties
- ComboBox
- Label
- TextBox
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| Generating sophisticated layouts |
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- Positioning controls using Canvas and Grid
- Organizing controls with StackPanel and DockPanel
- Enhancing control appearance with color and opacity
- Applying gradient brushes with style setters
- Binding controls to styles
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| Activating WPF applications |
- Handling events
- Showing windows and dialogs
- Streamlining the UI with Model-View-ViewModel
- Binding controls to ObservableCollection
- Deploying with ClickOnce
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| Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) |
- Programming distributed applications with WCF
- Defining and implementing WCF interfaces
- Configuring binary and HTTP channels
- Serializing business entities for WCF
- Controlling WCF behaviors
- Consuming WCF services
- Setting a service reference
- Configuring WCF clients
- Building WPF Clients
- Managing transport and message security
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| Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) |
- Modeling business processes with WF
- Composing sequential workflow with the visual designer
- Adding and implementing Activities
- Hosting the workflow runtime
- Applying logic to a workflow
- Directing program flow with IfElse and While
- Setting declarative and code conditions
- Representing long-running business processes
- Designing state machine workflows
- Employing the State, EventDriven and SetState activities
- Persisting workflow with SQL Server
- Integrating WF and WCF
- Leveraging System.WorkflowServices
- Passing data to the workflow with the ReceiveActivity
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| Silverlight and ASP.NET AJAX |
- Creating cross-platform Silverlight UIs
- Working with the UserControl object
- Converting XAML from WPF to Silverlight
- Accessing the QueryString
- Invoking JavaScript from Silverlight
- Enriching the UI with XAML animations
- Combining Silverlight with WCF
- Making asynchronous calls to WCF
- Wrapping a workflow service
- Enhancing the UI with ASP.NET AJAX
- Comparing AJAX with Silverlight
- Calling WCF from ASP.NET AJAX
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