Introduction to .NET Programming Training

Level: Foundation

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This Introduction to .NET Programming training course provides hands-on experience creating software for Microsoft's .NET (Windows platform) using the Visual Studio development environment. Starting with the most fundamental elements of computer programming, the training evolves to leverage development techniques sufficient to produce a complete web application including the user interface, business logic and data access layers. You learn how to write code using Visual Basic (VB) and C#; create ASP.NET Web applications and process Web forms and build SQL Server databases and access them using ADO.NET.

Participants have the choice of using either C# (C Sharp) or VB (Visual Basic) – the Microsoft .NET core languages. Techniques presented include design, code generation, testing and debugging including use of the ASP.NET (Active Server Pages) the SQL Server database.

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Key Features of this Introduction to .NET Programming Training

After-course instructor coaching benefit
Learning Tree end-of-course exam included
After-course computing sandbox included

You Will Learn How To

Demonstrate the fundamental aspects of modern computer programming
Design and implement .NET web and Windows applications
Write object-oriented logic using C# and Visual Basic (classes and libraries)
Leverage Visual Studio for code generation, user interface design, testing, and debugging
Build SQL Server databases and access them using the Entity Framework (EF)

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Learning Tree end-of-course exam included

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Mar 11 - 13 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM EDT Alexandria, VA / Online (AnyWare) Reserve Your Seat
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Introduction to .NET Programming Course Information

Requirements
- Basic computer skills including the use of the Windows operating system and accessing Web application and other computer programs
Recommended Experience
- Some prior programming experience
Software
- This course uses Visual Studio 2017 but is useful to those using an earlier version

Introduction to .NET Programming Course Outline

.NET Programming Fundamentals
Principles of Programming
- Writing a procedural program
- Transitioning to the object oriented philosophy
- Coding using fundamental C# or VB syntax and semantics
- Reviewing, compiling and executing a program in Visual Studio
Using Visual Studio
- Creating projects and solutions
- Editing and compiling a program
- Running a console application
VB and C# Language Syntax
Coding object–oriented applications
- Dividing code into classes
- Adding fields, methods and properties
- Defining code layout and limiting scope
- Instantiating objects
Working with data types and conversions
- Strings
- Dates and time
- Integers
- Real numbers
- Booleans
- Performing calculations with mathematical operators
- Converting between data types
Controlling program execution
- IF statements
- Writing complex criteria expressions
- CASE (switch) statements
- For...Next loops
- Do While...loops
Programming Web Applications with ASP.NET
Constructing ASP.NET websites with Visual Studio
- Writing HTML pages and forms
- Maintaining consistency with Master Pages
- Designing pages with ASP.NET controls
- Styling sites with ASP.NET themes
Processing ASP.NET Web Forms
- Displaying data and gathering user input Activating
- Web Forms with events Maintaining variables with sessions
- Styling using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
Accessing Relational Databases
Relational database concepts
- Employing databases for fast, efficient storage
- Selecting, inserting, updating and deleting query syntax
Creating a SQL Server database
- Adding tables, fields and indexes
- Defining primary and foreign key relationships
Accessing the database with Entity Framework
- Connecting to the database
- Storing user information
- Retrieving existing records
- Updating and saving user information
- Adding and deleting records
More Object Oriented Programming
Object Oriented Program Layout
- Encapsulating data
- Ensuring proper object creation using constructors
- Extending classes using inheritance
- Overriding using virtual functions
Code Quality and Error Handling
- Ensuring type safety with enums
- Throwing and handling exceptions
- Try...Catch...Finally error handling
- Commenting code

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