Starting with Visual Studio 2012

• The Main() method - where it all begins
• Class in brief
• What is a Method?
• Namespace
• Variables
• Base Classes - Basic
• What is Flow Control and why do we need it?
• Flow Control - Conditional Statements
• Flow Control - Iteration and Jumps
• Operators - Basic
• Scope of a variable
• Constants
• Data Types
• Preprocessor Directives
• Compiling with multiple Main() methods
• Visual Studi 2012 Revisited
• How to debug your code Structures
• How to effectively design and write your own Classes?
• Where to go next?

COURSE DURATION

Applicants can prefer one of the following patterns:

• Duration: 40 hours
• Classes Shifts: Morning/Evening

Part 1: Class in detail

• Data Members
• Function Members
• Access Modifiers
• Data Encapsulation
• Set and Get methods
• Passing parameters by Value
• Passing parameters by Reference
• Using keywords ref, out, and params in methods
• Named Arguments
• Optional Arguments
• Method Overloading
• Properties and Accessors
• Constructors (and Destructors)
• Partial Classes
• Static Class and Static Methods
• Static Constructor, readonly fields

Part 2: Object Oriented Programming

• Implementation Inheritance
• Interface Inheritance
• Multiple Inheritance
• The Object class
• Polymorphism, Virtual Methods
• Abstract Class and Abstract Methods
• Sealed Class
• Exceptions
• Structures Revisited
• Using Constructors
• Inheritance
• Coding Conventions and Guidelines
• Properly Writing Comments

Part 3: Advanced

• Use of operators - checked, unchecked
• Use of operators - as, is, typeof, unsafe, sizeof
• Nullable types and operations
• Null Coalescing operator
• Type Inference
• Anonymous Type
• Boxing and Unboxing
• Data Conversions - Implicit and Explicit
• Four ways to compare objects for equality
• Operator Overloading
• User Defined Casts
• Delegates and Events

Part 4: Writing Windows Forms applications

• What makes Windows Forms application different from Console Application
• Human Computer Interaction
• Slight Diversion: The WinMain() loop
• Class Hierarchy
• Controls

COURSE DURATION

Applicants can prefer one of the following patterns:

• Duration: 50 hours
• Classes shifts: Morning/Evening

Part 1: Data Structures

• Introduction
• Key Interfaces
• Array Class
• Lists
• Queue
• Stack
• Linked List
• Sorted List
• Dictionaries
• Sets
• Bit Arrays
• Trees
• Graphs
• Deciding which data structure to use
• Thinking about performance

Part 2: Managing Files

• File I/O Revisited
• Serialize / Deserialize
• Moving, Copying and Deleting Files
• Collecting Drive Information
• Memory Mapped File

Part 3: Working with XML

• Standards in .NET
• XML I/
• DOM
• XPATH

Part 4: Instrumentation

• Event Logging
• Tracing
• Perfmon
• Contracts

Part 5: Writing Multi-Threaded Applications

• Asynchronous Delegates
• Thread Class
• Thread Pools
• Tasks
• Race Conditions and Deadlock
• Lock statement
• WaitHandle
• Mutex
• Semaphore
• Timers

Part 6: Reflection and Assemblies

• Custom Attributes
• System.Type
• Assembly Class
• Overview of Assemblies
• Private, Shared, Satellite
• Creating and Loading Assemblies
• Application Domains
• Versioning
• GAC
• Shared Assemblies
• Strong Names
• Delayed Signing

Part 7: Windows Forms

• Multiple Document Interface
• User Controls

Part 8: Introduction to ASP.NET

• What is ASP.NET?
• ASP.NET Life-cycle explained
• Web Sites vs. Web Applications
• Managing States
• Coding Models
• ASP.NET Web Forms
• ASP.NET Server Controls

COURSE DURATION

Applicants can prefer one of the following patterns:

• Duration: 50 hours
• Classes Shifts Morning/Evening