C#.NET Training

60 Working Days (Normal) / 40 Working Days (Fast Track)

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Overview

This C#.NET Training course is designed for beginners and professionals seeking to develop robust applications using Microsoft’s C#.NET framework. Participants will learn programming fundamentals, object-oriented concepts, data handling with ADO.NET, and application development using Visual Studio. The course also covers advanced topics such as Windows Forms, XML handling, Remoting, and deployment strategies.

Who Can Attend

Beginners in programming
Software Developers and Engineers
IT Students and Graduates
Web and Application Developers
Professionals seeking to transition to .NET technologies

Course Content

Introduction to .NET Framework

Overview of .NET Framework
Key design goals, CLR, CTS, and MSIL
Multiple language support and assemblies
Security in .NET (CAS)
.NET Framework features and limitations

Visual C#.NET Language Basics

Introduction to C# language
Advantages and features of C#
C# vs. other programming languages
.NET namespaces and installations
Visual Studio setup and environment

Programming Using Visual C#.NET

Program structure and design
Variables, data types, and arrays
Strings and formatting
Statements, loops, and flow control
Command-line arguments and console applications

Windows Forms Development

Introduction to WinForms and controls
Creating GUI applications
Event handling and layout design
Menus, dialog boxes, and toolstrips
MDI forms and advanced controls

Object Oriented Programming in C#

Classes, objects, and properties
Methods, constructors, and overloading
Inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction
Static, sealed, and abstract classes
Encapsulation and access modifiers

Error Handling and Debugging

Structured and unstructured exception handling
Error categories and handling techniques
Debugging using Visual Studio
Debug and Trace classes
Code optimization and testing strategies

ADO.NET and Data Access

Introduction to ADO.NET and LINQ
Connected and disconnected architectures
Commands, DataReaders, and DataAdapters
DataSets, DataTables, and relations
Implementing CRUD operations and stored procedures

Data Handling and Filtering

Sorting, searching, and filtering data
Working with primary keys and row states
Data views and optimistic concurrency
Visual Studio data tools and navigation
Live case study on ADO.NET implementation

N-Tier Architecture and Application Design

Understanding client-server and N-tier concepts
User Interface, Business, and Data Access layers
Advantages and best practices of N-tier design
SQLHelper and CodeSmith tool awareness
Building and deploying multi-tier applications

XML and .NET Integration

XML basics and importance
XML technologies: XSD, XSL, SOAP, WSDL
System.Xml namespace and DOM model
XmlTextReader, XmlTextWriter, and XmlDocument
XPath queries and DOM navigation

Custom Controls and Windows Services

Creating user-defined controls
Adding properties, methods, and events
Packaging and reusing controls
Understanding and creating Windows Services
Installing, configuring, and running services

.NET Remoting and Distributed Applications

Introduction to .NET Remoting
Comparison with COM/DCOM and Web Services
MBR and MBV concepts
Channels and formatters
Case study implementation using remoting

Crystal Reports and Application Deployment

Introduction to Crystal Reports and versions
Developing and deploying reports
Application packaging and ClickOnce deployment
Configuring .NET framework for deployment
Deploying applications on web servers