Advanced C# Programming with the .NET 2.0 Framework

Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc.
Boston, Chicago, Fort Lauderdal, Hartford, Miami, Norfolk, Pittsburgh, Quincy, Richmond, Springfield, etc., United States

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' Students Will Learn:Extending the System.Object Class
.NET Interfaces and Collections
Interoperability Services
Advanced ADO.NET
Delegates & Events
Multi-Threading
Designing Advanced Web Services
Working with Attributes
Reflection
Remoting

Description: This hands-on course examines advanced features of the C# language and the .NET Framework. The course quickly examines object-oriented programming topics, including controlled inheritance through sealed and abstract classes and the use of cross language inheritance. Students will then learn about new features from .NET 2.0 such as partial classes and generics. Students will learn about many of the .NET interfaces and how they can take advantage of them. Students will learn to create assemblies built from single or multiple modules and deploy them for private or shared access. The course will explore how managed code can interact with unmanaged code via features like PInvoke services and Runtime Callable Wrappers. The students will learn to create multiple threaded applications and explore some of the issues that threading introduces to application development. The course examines how advanced features of ADO.NET classes are used to provide support for transaction management, connection pooling, and the creation of internal disconnected DataSets. New features found in ADO.NET 2.0 will also be examined. Students will use delegates to support event handling and to create custom callback functions. The course illustrates how reflection can be used to query an assembly’s metadata and to create smart clients. Students will learn to create and use of Web Services and will explore advanced topics such as secure Web Services and passing custom data types. Students will see how .NET Remoting can be used to communicate between two .NET applications. The course will also examine the security capabilities of the .NET programming model and students will be able to adjust the .NET security policy. Other topics include: how and why to override System.Object methods; when to use the String vs. StringBuilder types; implementation vs. interface inheritance, n-tiered application development choices; .NET collections; thread synchronization; and creating and using custom attributes. Comprehensive hands-on lab exercises using Visual Studio.NET reinforce instructor lectures and build direct competence in the topics presented throughout the course.

Prerequisites: C# programming experience.

Advanced C# Programming with the .NET 2.0 Framework Course Overview:
.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
Object-Oriented Programming
Defining and Using Classes
Understanding Partial Classes in .NET 2.0
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 2.0

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 2.0
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

.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
Advanced Data Management Features of ADO.NET
The ADO.NET Object Model
Connected vs. Disconnected Access
Using the ADO.NET 2.0 Provider Factory Model
Connection Pooling
Working with Connected Data
Using Stored Procedures
Transaction Management
Working with Disconnected Data
Using Multiple Tables with DataSets
Filtering Data with DataViews
Using Strongly Typed DataSets
Binding Data to Controls

Working with XML
Using XmlReaders and XmlWriters
Using Xml Schemas for Validation
Managing XML Data using XmlDocument
Delegates and Events
What are Delegates?
Using Delegates
Singlecast vs. Multicast Delegates
Relationship between Delegates and Events
Defining Custom Events
Trapping Custom Events

Multithreading in .NET
Threading Concepts
Creating Threads in C#
Managing Threads
Problems with Threads
Thread Synchronization
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

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
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

Security
Security Basics
Evidence and Code Identity
Role-based Security
Code Access Security
Security Policy
Permissions
Code Groups
Using the .NET Configuration Wizard
Cryptography

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Phone:1-800-413-0939

School Address:

Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc.
14 Fletcher Street
One Village Square, Suite 8
Chelmsford, MA 01824 USA


Jobs & Resumes: Boston, Chicago, Fort Lauderdal, Hartford, Miami, Norfolk, Pittsburgh, Quincy, Richmond, Springfield
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Visual Basic Programming
ASP.NET 2.0 Programming Using C#
ASP.NET 2.0 Programming Using Visual Basic.NET
C# 2.0 Programming for Windows Applications
Windows Applications Programming for Experienced C# Programmers
Visual Basic.NET 2.0 Programming for Windows Applications
Windows Applications Programming for Experienced Visual Basic.NET Programmers
ASP.NET 2.0 Programming for Experienced C# Programmers
ASP.NET 2.0 Programming for Experienced Visual Basic.NET Programmers
Advanced Visual Basic.NET Programming with the .NET 2.0 Framework
SQL Programming
Relational Database Design Concepts
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Administration
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database Developer
SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services
SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence Application Development
SQL Server 2005 Business Intelligence: Integration Services and Analysis Services
Windows 2003 Server and XP Administration

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