Introduction/Overview of .Net 7
- Introduction to .NetLecture1.1
- Platform for the .NetLecture1.2
- Drawbacks of Current TrendLecture1.3
- Net Framework – BCL & CLR l Key design goalsLecture1.4
- CLR, CTS, MSIL & other tools.Lecture1.5
- Multiple Language Interaction & support l Moving from Project to Assemblies…Lecture1.6
- Security in .NET – CASLecture1.7
Visual C#.Net Language 9
- Advantages/DisadvantagesLecture2.1
- Why C#/ Why Not C#Lecture2.2
- Where does C# Fit inLecture2.3
- C, C++ to Visual C#Lecture2.4
- Features of C#Lecture2.5
- .NET NamespacesLecture2.6
- OperatorsLecture2.7
- Boxing & UnboxingLecture2.8
- Constructor / DestructorLecture2.9
.Net Installations/C#.Net 6
- .NET Versions – 1.1/2.0/3.0/3.5 BetaLecture3.1
- Visual Studio.NET 2003/2005/Orcas/2008Lecture3.2
- Windows Vista – New LookLecture3.3
- Gadgets/SideBars/UAC – relation with .NETLecture3.4
- Hardware/Software RequirementsLecture3.5
- FAQ’s with detailed answersLecture3.6
Programming Using Visual C#.Net 12
- The start of the applicationLecture4.1
- C#.Net Program DesignLecture4.2
- Variables and typesLecture4.3
- Value types and reference types (CTS)Lecture4.4
- Strings and arraysLecture4.5
- The Console classLecture4.6
- String formattingLecture4.7
- Statements and flowsLecture4.8
- Programming StructuresLecture4.9
- Command-line argumentsLecture4.10
- VS.NET to Create C#.NET AppsLecture4.11
- C# 3.0/3.5 features – Implicit types , Extention Methods and moreLecture4.12
Object Oriented Concepts (Basic) 7
- Classes & objectsLecture5.1
- Abstract & override methodsLecture5.2
- Creating and using your own classes l Data members and member methods l Instantiate an objectLecture5.3
- This keywordLecture5.4
- Properties – Read Only Write Only…Lecture5.5
- Build process using windows class library l Generate classes for other clientsLecture5.6
- How to use classes as part of projectLecture5.7
Object Oriented Concepts (Advanced) 17
- Accessibility levels, specifiersLecture6.1
- ConstructorsLecture6.2
- Method overloadingLecture6.3
- Class (static) variables & methodsLecture6.4
- Object destructionLecture6.5
- ‘ref’ and ‘out’ parametersLecture6.6
- Constant valuesLecture6.7
- EnumerationsLecture6.8
- Inheritance and PolymorphismLecture6.9
- The root of all classesLecture6.10
- Creating derived classesLecture6.11
- Method overriding and hidingLecture6.12
- Polymorphism and virtual functionsLecture6.13
- Casting objectsLecture6.14
- Abstract classesLecture6.15
- Sealed classesLecture6.16
- Static classesLecture6.17
Object Oriented Concepts (Implementation Oriented) 4
- Case StudiesLecture7.1
- Class Diagram in VS.NetLecture7.2
- Refactoring & othersLecture7.3
- FAQ’sLecture7.4
Error Handling 7
- Unstructured error handling supportLecture8.1
- Structured error handlingLecture8.2
- Error categoriesLecture8.3
- Debugging the applicationLecture8.4
- Debug and Trace classesLecture8.5
- Code OptimizationLecture8.6
- Testing and strategiesLecture8.7
.Net Framework [Advanced] 11
- Advantages/DisadvantagesLecture9.1
- Features of .NetLecture9.2
- Assemblies in DetailLecture9.3
- GAC, Strong NamesLecture9.4
- Language InteropLecture9.5
- ReflectionLecture9.6
- DelegatesLecture9.7
- EventsLecture9.8
- Exception HandlingLecture9.9
- Multi-ThreadingLecture9.10
- CollectionsLecture9.11
Introduction To Windows Forms – I 7
- Windows forms library – WinFormsLecture10.1
- Layout EnhancementsLecture10.2
- Forms and controls – HierarchyLecture10.3
- Creating simple GUI by handLecture10.4
- Event handlingLecture10.5
- Basic controlsLecture10.6
- Windows forms – buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, panels, group boxes, list boxes, picture boxesLecture10.7
Windows Forms – II 7
- MenusLecture11.1
- Built-in dialog boxes and printingLecture11.2
- Extender ControlsLecture11.3
- ToolStrips, StatusStrips and progress barsLecture11.4
- A new MDI forms strategyLecture11.5
- Inheritance with formsLecture11.6
- New Controls – Web Browser, Property Grid etcLecture11.7
Ado.Net 1.1/2.0/LINQ 7
- History and backgroundLecture12.1
- From DAO to ADO.NETLecture12.2
- ADO.NET LINQLecture12.3
- ADO.NET design goalsLecture12.4
- The ADO.NET architecture and its componentsLecture12.5
- ADO.NET in relation to the other .NET toolsLecture12.6
- DataSet in RealTime ScenariousLecture12.7
ADO.Net Components 8
- Connected and disconnected environmentLecture13.1
- ADO.NET object modelLecture13.2
- Data sources, providers and connectionsLecture13.3
- Commands and data readersLecture13.4
- Data sets and data adaptorsLecture13.5
- Data tables, rows and columnsLecture13.6
- Constraints and relationsLecture13.7
- Data-centric applications – New ADO.Net HierarchyLecture13.8
ADO.Net Components 8
- Connected and disconnected environmentLecture14.1
- ADO.NET object modelLecture14.2
- Data sources, providers and connectionsLecture14.3
- Commands and data readersLecture14.4
- Data sets and data adaptorsLecture14.5
- Data tables, rows and columnsLecture14.6
- Constraints and relationsLecture14.7
- Data-centric applications – New ADO.Net HierarchyLecture14.8
Data Sources And .Net Data Providers 6
- Connecting to a data sourceLecture15.1
- SQL Server .NET data providerLecture15.2
- OLE-DB .NET data providerLecture15.3
- Connections and connection stringsLecture15.4
- SQL-Server integrated security Connection poolingLecture15.5
- ADO.NET exceptionsLecture15.6
Accessing Data In The Connected Environment 7
- CommandsLecture16.1
- Creating and executing commandsLecture16.2
- Reading data using a data readerLecture16.3
- Batch queries & single result queriesLecture16.4
- Parameterised queries (input & output parameters)Lecture16.5
- Adding, editing and deleting dataLecture16.6
- Stored proceduresLecture16.7
Accessing Data In Disconnected Environment 9
- Why using a disconnected environment?Lecture17.1
- DataSet and DataAdapter featuresLecture17.2
- Filling data sets using data adaptersLecture17.3
- Read data using data tables, rows and columnsLecture17.4
- Batch queries and data setsLecture17.5
- Visual Studio Data Menu & toolsLecture17.6
- DataSet NavigationLecture17.7
- DataSet FunctionalityLecture17.8
- DataSet Optimistic ConcurrencyLecture17.9
Sorting, Searching And Filtering 6
- Searching in data setsLecture18.1
- Find on primary keysLecture18.2
- Searching on any columnLecture18.3
- Searching on row stateLecture18.4
- Sorting and filtering using data viewsLecture18.5
- Searching in a data viewLecture18.6
Live Case Study and Implementation Of ADO.NET in N-Tier 8
- Client Server BasicsClient Server BasicsLecture19.1
- N-Tier – Classical and NewLecture19.2
- N-Tier importance w.r.t other .Net technologiesLecture19.3
- Build User Interface Layer – importanceLecture19.4
- Business Layer in N-Tier – advantages & disadvantagesLecture19.5
- Data Access Layer – Generic/Specific AdvantagesLecture19.6
- N-Tier DataBase ApplicationLecture19.7
- SQLHelper, CodeSmith etc tools awarenessLecture19.8
XML 3
- XML Basics – Importance in Todays worldLecture20.1
- XML designers/support in VS.NETLecture20.2
- XML Derived Technologies – XSD ,XSL , SOAP ,WSDLLecture20.3
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