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Module 1: Introduction to .NET framework

Visual Studio (Solution, Projects, Reference, and web references), IIS, virtual directories, ASP.NET and windows environments
Language fundamentals - Data types, identifiers and operators, comments
Classes, objects and namespaces
Object oriented programming - Inheritance, overloading, overriding
Debugging .net applications
Exception handling and best practices
Arrays, structures, enumerations, strings, generics, static methods
Configuration files and data management - web.config/ machine.config
N Tier applications - Presentation layer, Facades, business layer and data layers
Deployment of .net applications
Course overview

Module 2: ASP.NET/ Windows - Presentation Layer
Web forms and windows forms
Server controls and validation of inputs, validation controls
Data binding in ASP.NET 2.0
Data grids, Data list and repeater, XML control
Creating user controls, custom controls
Themes and Master Pages
Site Navigation - XML Site Map File, URL Mapping
Displaying Data with the GridView Control
Managing State - ASP.NET Session State, sticky bit, Storing Session State in SQL Server, Application State
Application level and page level Tracing
Caching - Data caching, page output caching
Controller class


Module 3: Business Layer, facades and Data Layer
Business Manager
Facade architecture
Overview of ADO.NET
Datasets, Data reader, Strongly typed datasets, XmlDataReader and other data related objects
Introduction to SQL 2005 management studio
Introduction to SQL stored procedures


Module 4: XML and web services / Remote
What is web service and what is remoting?
Differences between web service and remoting
Creating an XML web service with Visual Studio
Creating web service consumers – proxy/WSDL
Introduction to WCF (Windows communication foundation) - .NET 3.0

Module 5: Advanced programming/Miscellaneous
File/IO operations
GAC - strong named assemblies
Using application logging
MS enterprise library application blocks
Authentication and Authorization (Form, Passport, windows)
Passing arrays/ sending XML data to stored procedures
Understanding Interfaces
Multi threading
Custom exceptions
Windows services
Using XML, XSLT, XPATH in applications
Ajax Programming
Design patterns
Conclusion

Module 6: C# Programming

C# Language Syntax

C# Web Service Frame work

Stand Alone Application Structure