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DNi3.0 - Version: 1 Introduction to .NET (including 3.0 overview) 1 day course Description This course introduces the fundamental concepts of Microsoft's programming platform: .NET. the course will overview .NET concept, languages, common Buzz words and technologies covered by .NET. The course gives special orientation to .NET evolution from version 1.0 past v. 1.1, 2.0 and to the new .NET 3.0 with relation to Windows Vista, WCF and WPF Intended audience This course is intended for project managers, project designers, programmers, and engineers Prerequisites Some experience in programming is helpful, preferably with knowledge of Object-Oriented concepts. An overview is featured for those attendants who haven't touched the keyboard for a while. Participants with various levels of experience will be able to follow the lecture and benefit from it. Objectives By the end of the course, the student will get a basic understanding of the broad range of technologies that .NET encompasses. The student will have seen demonstrations using Visual Studio.Net 2.0 and the framework 3.0 to build traditional GUI applications and modern Web Services. This will position the student such that his/her next steps into the .NET world will be as effective as possible. Topics .NET Framework Overview The Common Language Runtime (CLR). The Basic Class Library (BCL). Visual Studio.NET A Deeper Look at the CLR Multi-language support. Microsoft's Intermediate Language (MSIL). Common Type System (CTS). Just-in-time compilation (JIT). Garbage Collection. Modules and Metadata. ILDASM. Hello .NET in VB and C#. .NET Languages C#. VB.NET. Jscript.NET. C++/CLI Packaging and Deployment Private and Shared Assemblies. The Assembly Manifest. XCOPY Installation. Global Assembly Cache. Configuration Files. The end of "DLL Hell". A Deeper Look at the Class Library References and Namespaces. Broad overview of contents. Reflection. Collections Desktop Applications Building console applications. Building GUI applications with Windows Forms, GDI+. Localization. From WinForm to WPF in .NET 3.0 ADO.NET 2.0 The ADO.NET namespace. Understanding DataSet and other ADO.NET types. Data Adapters. The DataGrid control. Visual Studio.Net & ADO.NET. Web Programming An overview of ASP.NET 2.0 An introduction to WebForms. An introduction to WebServices. Demonstration. From Remoting and WS to WCF in .NET 3.0 .NET evolution From .NET 1.0 to .NET 3.0 .NET 3.0 and Vista WinFX From Visual studio .NET to VS Team System Summary The role of .NET in the future. Why you should care about .NET

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