DOTNET Training and their Program Contents
Dot Net Course
Course Content Include
Net Framework 4.0
- Introduction to Microsoft .NET Environment
- Net framework:
1. CLR (Common Language Runtime)
2. CTS (Common Type System)
3. CLS (Common Language Specification)
4. MSIL
5. JIT compiler - Assemblies and Namespaces
C# . NET
This course introduces you to object-oriented methodology using C#, as the programming language. It introduces the implementation of object-oriented concepts, such as abstraction, encapsulation, polymorphism, and inheritance, using C#. In addition, this course introduces implementation of various programming concepts, such as threads, file handling, delegates, attributes, and reflection, used in C#
C# .Net Intro
Introduction to C# Programming
- What is C#?
- Does C# Replace Java?
- Simple Program: Printing a Line of Text
- Memory Concepts
C# .Net Data Types
Variables and Data types
- Initialization of Variables
- Variable Scope
- Constants
- Value Types and Reference Types
- CTS Types
C# .Net Detailed
Operators And Statements
Arrays and Strings
Object Oriented Programming
- Objects and Classes
- Methods and Properties
- Constructors and Destructors
Delegates
An Overview of C#.Net
Building Windows Based Applications
- Standard Controls
- Components
- Forms
- Menus and Dialogues
- Validating user input
Accessing Data with ADO.NET, Crystal Reports
- Overview of ADO.NET
- Accessing Data
- Using Dataset Objects and Updating Data
- Binding, Viewing, and Filtering Data
- Connecting With the Database
Inheritence:
Types Of Inheritance
- Implementation versus Interface Inheritance
- Multiple Inheritances
- Structs and Classes
Exception Handling
- Exception Classes
- Standard Exceptions
- User Defined Exceptions
Structures
- Defining Structs
- Creating Structs
- Creating Enum
- Exception Handling
Polymorphism
- Abstract Classes
- Polymorphism by Method Overloading
- Polymorphism by Method Overriding
- Interfaces and Structures
Interfaces
- Defining and Implementing Interfaces
- Derived Interfaces
- Accessing Interfaces
- Overriding Interfaces
ASP.Net:
In ASP . NET classes, students will get introduced to develop ASP. NET applications. They will learn about components of an ASP. NET Web page.
Overview of ASP.NET
- Introduction to ASP.NET
- Configuring ASP.NET Applications
ASP.NET Frameworks
- Code Behind
- Page Directives
- Page Events
- What is Post Back?
Asp.net controls
- Basic Web Server Controls
- Label control
- Textbox control
- Button control
- Link button control
- Image button control
- Check box control
- Radio button control
- Hyper link control
- Image control
Join Hands With Us
SQL Server:
Concepts of relational and object relational databases, SQL programming language, create and maintain database objects and to store, retrieve, and manipulate data.
Data List Web Server Controls
- Checkbox List control
- RadioButtonList control
- DropDownList control
- ListBox control
- DataGrid control
- Repeater control
Other Web Server Controls
- Calendar Control
- Adrotator Control
- Validation Controls
- Grid View Controls
Performing Data Access
- Using Databound Controls
- Working with List Controls
- Working Tabular Databound Controls
- Working Hierarchical Databound Controls
- Working with Other Controls
- Using Datasource Controls
- Using Asp.Net Parameters With Datasource Controls
State Management, Web Services
- View State
- Session
- Cookies
- Application
- Hidden Field
Building Data Access Components
- Connected Data Access
- Using the Connection Object
- Using the Command Object
- Using the Datareader Object
- Disconnected Data Access
- Using The Dataadapter Object
- Using The Datatable Object
- Using The Dataview Object
- Using The Dataset Object
Setup and Deployments
- Setup and Deploying Windows Applications
- To Create a Setup Project
- Building, Distributing, and Deploying a Setup Project
Certificates
- “Certificate in Dotnet Programming Language”
- “Certificate Program in Advanced Dotnet SE Programming for Web Development”.
- “Certificate for Successful Project Completion”
Duration
- Training: 60 hours – 30 Days (2 hours/day).
- Project Work: 20 Hours – 10 Days (2 hours/day)