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Dotnet Syllabus

The .NET syllabus covers introduction to the .NET framework, programming with C# and VB.NET, creating GUI and web applications using ASP.NET, accessing data with ADO.NET and SQL Server 2005, consuming and creating web services, COM+, developing smart device applications, and new features in Visual Studio 2005 and .NET framework 3.5. Key topics include the .NET architecture, common language runtime, framework class library, operators, loops, collections, polymorphism, delegates, events, windows forms, web forms, server controls, databases, datasets, triggers, stored procedures, joins, and web services.

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Dotnet Syllabus

The .NET syllabus covers introduction to the .NET framework, programming with C# and VB.NET, creating GUI and web applications using ASP.NET, accessing data with ADO.NET and SQL Server 2005, consuming and creating web services, COM+, developing smart device applications, and new features in Visual Studio 2005 and .NET framework 3.5. Key topics include the .NET architecture, common language runtime, framework class library, operators, loops, collections, polymorphism, delegates, events, windows forms, web forms, server controls, databases, datasets, triggers, stored procedures, joins, and web services.

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NET SYLLABUS
Introduction of the Microsoft .NET Framework

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Introduction to the .NET Framework .NET Architecture Use the Visual studio IDE Common Type System / Common Language Specification / Common Language Runtime .NET Framework class library Garbage Collector

Programming Using C#

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Explain features of object oriented approach Identify and use operators including arithmetic,assignment,unary,comparison,and logical Use constructs and loop constructs Implement structures,enumerations,arrays,and collections Implement polymorphism and overload functions and operators,composition,utilization,and instantiation Explain and use delegates and events Use various stream classes to implement file handling Develop single and multi-threaded applications

Programming with VB.NET

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Creating Windows Forms Implementing OOPS in VB.Net Working with Form Controls Component & Interoperability User Controls & Custom Controls Exception Handling

GUI Application Using ASP.NET

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Creating Web Forms Using Server Controls Creating a Microsoft ASP.NET Web Form Crystal Reports Configuring, Optimizing, and Deploying a Microsoft ASP.NET Web Application Web Application Security Overview

Accessing Data with Microsoft ADO.NET

Introduction to SQL Server 2005

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Connecting to a Database Manage Databases, Tables and Data in Tables Implement Triggers and Stored Procedures Implement Joins,Constraints,Views Accessing Data with Data Sets Using Multiple Tables Accessing Data with Data Readers Accessing Data with Microsoft ADO.NET

Consuming and Creating Web Service

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COM+

Overview of Using Web Services Web Service Using HTTP Creating an Web Service Consuming and Creating Web Services

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Introduction Configuration Security Enterprise Applications State Management Resource Managers Components Events Debugging

SMART DEVICE APPLICATIONS

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Introduction combat Tools Data Access using SQLCE Data Access using SQL server Data Access Using Web services Smart Device essentials

Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 Support and New Features

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Changes in .Net Framework 2.0 in comparison with 1.1 Advanced .Net Framework 3.5

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