This course provides a comprehensive overview of .NET for managers and IT leaders with business applications deployed in .NET, as well as selected hands on activities. It is recommended for those who need a richer understanding of Microsoft technology thant aht provided in the overview seminar. Demonstrations, experiments, and other activities help managers understand appropriate application of technologies to real-world business scenarios.
Prerequisites: None. General Knowledge of IT software development is helpful but not necessary.
Who should Attend: Managers with .NET business applications deployed or imminent.
Duration: 3 days
PRICE: $1350
Overview of Microsoft.NET:
- The Microsoft.NET Gestalt
- The Microsoft Application Platform
- The Need for .NET
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Understanding ASP .NET:
- Introduction to XML Web
- Migrating ASP Applications to ASP .NET
- Issues with Migrating ASP Applications to ASP .NET
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Understanding ADO .NET:
- Using ActiveX Data Objects
- XML and SQL Server Integration
- Distributed Applications
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Overview of .NET Framework:
- Architecture
- The Common Language Runtime
- Understanding the Libraries of the Framework and Specialized Packages
- The .NET Framework Class Library
- ADO .NET
- ASP .NET
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Object Oriented Programming Fundamentals for .NET:
- Object Oriented Principles
- CLR Compliance in VB .NET
- CLR Compliance in C #
- The CLR Executiion Model
- Using the CLR and Language Tools
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Distributed Applications and .NET:
- Services and .NET Remoting
- Benefits of XML Web Services
- Overview of .NET Remoting
- Choosing XML Web Services vs. .NET Remoting
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Developing in VB .NET and C #:
- Microsoft Visual Studio
- Introduction to .NET Languages
- Benefits of Language Neutrality
- Basic VB .NET
- Libraries and Documentation
- When is VB .NET appropriate?
- Basic C #
- Libraries and Documentation
- When is C # Appropriate?
- Selecting a Language
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Migrating Applications to Microsoft .NET:
- Migration Considerations
- Common Migration Pitfalls
- Migrating Visual Basic Applications to .NET
- Benefits of Migrating Visual Basic Applications to .NET
- Guidelines for Migrating Visual Basic Applications to .NET
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Application Interoperability:
- Introduction to Application Interoperability
- How .NET Supports Application Interoperability
- How Does .NET Compare to COM
- Calling COM Objects from Microsoft .NET
- Calling .NET Components from COM
- Introduction to Platform Interoperabiility
- Integrating .NET
- Implementating Asynchronous Inoperability
- Data Tier Interoperability
- Web Services for Interoperability
- .NET Remoting and Runtime Bridging
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