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Home Sign in About Us Admissions Schedule Services FAQs Jobs Contact Us   New Courses Oracle DBA Training .Net Programming HP Openview Software Quality Assurance Instructors/Teachers Required   .Net Programming & Architecture The pograms are designed to prepare students for top jobs in today's technological oriented business world. The goal of this course is to provide developers with the knowledge and skills needed to develop Microsoft .NET-based applications. These training modules are a great way to get started in .NET as well as enhance your skills if you're already an experienced developer. Our program will definitely help you to master the Microsoft .NET set of software technologies. .Net Programming .Net Architect  .NET Programming in C#  Object-Oriented Programming  .NET Interfaces and Collections  Defining and Versioning Assemblies  .NET Interoperability Services  Advanced Data Management Features of ADO.NET  Working with XML  Delegates and Events  Multithreading in .NET  Web Services  Reflection & Attribute Programming  .Net Remoting  .Net Security Above course include comprehensive detail of each topic with practical programming example using C# language  Introduction to Designing Business Solutions  Gathering and Analyzing Information  Envisioning phase of the project  Conceptual/Logical/Physical Design  Designing the Presentation and Data layer  Designing Security Specification  Project planning phase  Project Stabilizing and Deploying solution  Overview of Team foundation Server .Net jobs interview question preparation .NET Programming in C# • .NET Framework Review • Common Language Runtime (CLR) • Common Type System (CTS) • Value Types vs. Reference Types • Extending System.Object • String vs. StringBuilder Return to topic list Introduction to Designing Business Solutions • Overview of Microsoft Solutions Framework • Phases in the MSF Process Model • Introducing the Case Study-Adventure Works Cycles Application Return to topic list Object-Oriented Programming • Defining and Using Classes • Understanding Partial Classes in .NET 3.0 • Understanding Object Lifetime • Building Class Hierarchies • Forcing Inheritance with Abstract Classes • Preventing Inheritance with Sealed Classes • Cross-Language Inheritance • Visual Inheritance • Defining and Implementing Interfaces • Working with Generics in .NET 3.0 Return to topic list Gathering and Analyzing Information • Gathering Business Information • Analyzing Business Information • Using Modeling Notations • Creating Use Cases and Usage Scenarios Return to topic list .NET Interfaces and Collections • IDisposable • Building Disposable Objects • ICloneable • Building Clonable Objects • IComparable and IComparer • Building Comparable Objects • ICollection, IDictionary and IList • Using ArrayList, HashTable and SortedList • IEnumerator • IEnumerable • Defining Custom Collections • Working with Generic Collections in .NET 3.0 Return to topic list Envisioning Phase of the Project • The Envisioning Phase • Creating a Vision/Scope Document • Creating the Project Structure Document • Analyzing Risks Return to topic list Defining and Versioning Assemblies • The Role of .NET Assemblies • Private and Shared Assemblies • Understanding Private Assemblies • Building and Using Single-File Assemblies • Building and Using Multi-File Assemblies • Understanding Shared Assemblies • Strong Names • Global Assembly Cache (GAC) • Building, Configuring and Consuming Shared Assemblies Return to topic list Creating the Conceptual/Logical/ Physical Design • An Introduction to the Planning Phase • An Overview of the Functional Specification • An Overview of the Conceptual Design Process • Building the Conceptual Design • Optimizing the Conceptual Design • An Overview of Logical Design • Creating a Logical Design • Documenting Logical Design Output • Optimizing Logical Design • An Overview of Physical Design • Physical Design Analysis • Physical Design Rationalization • Physical Design Implementation Return to topic list .NET Interoperability Services • Interactions between Managed and Unmanaged Code • Interop Marshalling • Platform Invocation Service (PInvoke) • Calling Platform DLL's from .NET • Using COM Servers from .NET • Runtime Callable Wrappers • Thread Interoperability with COM • Calling .NET Components from COM • COM Callable Wrappers Return to topic list Designing the Presentation/ Data Layer • Basics of User Interface Design • Designing the User Interface • Designing User Process Components • Designing the Data Store • Optimizing Data Access • Implementing Data Validation Return to topic list Advanced Data Management Features of ADO.NET • Interactions between Managed and Unmanaged Code • Interop Marshalling • Platform Invocation Service (PInvoke) • Calling Platform DLL's from .NET • Using COM Servers from .NET • Runtime Callable Wrappers • Thread Interoperability with COM • Calling .NET Components from COM • COM Callable Wrappers Return to topic list Designing Security Specifications • Overview of Security in Application Development • Planning for Application Security • Using the .NET Framework Security Features • Designing Authorization, Authentication, and Auditing Strategies Return to topic list Working with XML • Using XmlReaders and XmlWriters • Using Xml Schemas for Validation • Managing XML Data using XmlDocument Return to topic list Project Planning Phase • Incorporating Design Considerations • Planning for Administrative Features • Planning for Future Phases • Creating the Technical Specifications Return to topic list Delegates and Events • What are Delegates? • Using Delegates • Singlecast vs. Multicast Delegates • Relationship between Delegates and Events • Defining Custom Events • Trapping Custom Events Return to topic list Project Stabilizing and Deploying Solution • The MSF Stabilizing Phase • Testing and Piloting for Stabilization • The MSF Deploying Phase • Deploying to a Production Environment Return to topic list Multithreading in .NET • Threading Concepts • Creating Threads in C# • Managing Threads • Problems with Threads • Thread Synchronization Return to topic list Web Services • Review of Web Services • .NET 2.0 Changes to Web Services • Exploring WSDL • Exploring the Proxy Code • Making Synchronous and Asynchronous Calls to a Web Service • Exposing Custom Types from Web Methods • Defining and Using Secure Web Services Return to topic list Reflection & Attribute Programming • Using Attributes • Built-in Attributes • Designing Custom Attributes • Reflection Concepts • Extracting Type Information • Viewing Metadata • Discovering Attributes with Reflection • Using Reflection at Runtime • Building Smart Clients Return to topic list .Net Remoting • Remoting Basics • Understanding Application Domains • Creating Remotable Objects • Well-known vs. Activated Objects • Creating Channels for Calling Remote Methods • Creating Remote Objects • Interacting with Remote Objects • Using Interfaces with Remote Objects • Lease-based Lifetimes Return to topic list .Net Security • Security Basics • Evidence and Code Identity • Role-based Security • Code Access Security • Security Policy • Permissions • Code Groups • Using the .NET Configuration Wizard • Cryptography Return to topic list Please click here to Contact us GUARANTEED job placement ONLY for the successful candidates.   ON DEMAND/CUSTOMIZED COURSES OFFERED (FOR individuals & corporate clients)   Computer Concepts, A+/Hardware, Complete Microsoft Office, Linux/Unix Administration, HP OpenView, Web/Graphic Designing, Cisco Certifications 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