This series provides the learner with an overview of the .NET framework with Visual C# .NET and Visual Studio .NET. It also covers how to use the framework to build applications with forms, components, assemblies, and Web Services. In addition to covering these foundational elements, the series of courses also includes information on data access, manipulation, and binding, along with user assistance and accessibility to complete a .NET application. The final steps of the development process, testing and deployment, are covered, including tracing, debugging code, Setup project, installation of components, and security measures.

This Microsoft .NET Applications MCSD/MCAD/MCDBA 70-316 online training series provides 16 hours of self-paced courseware. This web-based training provides 1 year of unlimited access to all of the following lessons:

1 . Windows Forms
2 . Components, Assemblies, and Services
3 . Data Binding and Data Manipulation
4 . User Assistance and Accessibility
5 . Testing, Deployment, Configuration and Support
6 . Practice Exams

Lesson Detail:

Windows Forms
This course provides an introduction to the .NET framework and how to use it to design forms with Windows Form Designer and classes. Elements of forms such as a graphical user interface, controls with events, and input validation are also presented. Single- and multiple document applications are contrasted and exception handling using try, catch, and blocks are discussed.

Understanding the .NET Framework
Using the Windows Forms Designer
Using Classes
Handling Events
Building GUI Elements
Understanding Control Properties
Using Common Controls
Using Dialog Boxes and Menus
Creating Multiple Document Interface Applications
Adding Controls
Understanding Exceptions
Handling Exceptions
Validating User Input

Components, Assemblies, and Services
This course explains what is needed to create custom components by inheriting from the Component, Control, and UserControl classes. Security, versioning, and deployment of these components are examined with the use of .NET assemblies. The capability of .NET applications to extend Internet connectivity is also covered with Web Services using SOAP, UDDI, and WSDL protocols. In addition, the integration of legacy code through .NET's API, ActiveX, COM, and COM+ functionality is discussed, since application development often involves working with existing legacy code.

Creating .NET Components from the Component Class
Creating .NET Components from the Control Class
Creating .NET Assemblies
Using Active X Controls
Using COM Components
Using Platform Invoke
Understanding Web Services
Using Web Services
Creating a Web Service

Data Binding and Data Manipulation
This course explains what is needed to make data available to users by binding data to the interface, and transforming and filtering data to provide only what the user requires. .NET methods for accessing and manipulating data from file-based storage, relational databases, and XML files through Ad-Hoc queries and stored procedures are also covered. Data binding and manipulating data are two of the most important application development tasks in the .NET framework.

Simple Data Binding
Complex Data Binding
Transformation and Filters
Transact-SQL Statements
Ad Hoc SQL Server Queries
SQL Server Queries using Stored Procedures
Data Access
The ADO.NET Object Model
XML Data
Database Errors

User Assistance and Accessibility
This course explains how to implement globalization in a .NET application through the localization process and attention to cultures. Learners can use an HTML help file example project to learn about the creation of user assistance. The course also covers planning and implementing accessibility features, including control properties. The implementation of print capability, with the use of Windows printing controls and specific .NET properties, is also discussed.

Understanding localization
Working with cultures
Resource files
Character encoding
User interface mirroring
Managing user input
HTML help
Implementing user assistance
Understanding accessibility
Printing text
Printing graphics
Using print controls

Testing, Deployment, Configuration and Support
This course explains what you need to test, debug, and deploy a .NET application. The course details the methods used to test an application, including using classes in the .NET framework for testing and debugging an application at runtime. Deployment tools are discussed with XCOPY, Windows Installer, and Web-based deployment methods. Monitoring, configuring and securing an application are also examined in order to obtain optimal performance in a dynamic setting.

Application testing
Tracing
Debugging
Deployment tools
Setup projects
Shared assemblies
Creating and deploying components
URL remoting
Deployment considerations
Microsoft logo requirements
Monitoring application performance
Dynamic configuration
Planning application security
Granting permissions
Configuring authorization

Practice Exams
This course provides two practice exams for the Microsoft 70-316 certification exam.

Taking the Microsoft .NET Applications
MCSD/MCAD/MCDBA 70-316 exam
Practice exam 1
Practice exam 2

Certification:
Microsoft .NET Applications MCSD/MCAD/MCDBA 70-316

Audience:
This series is for anyone preparing for the Microsoft Certification Exam 70-316 or for anyone who wants to learn more about developing and implementing applications using the .NET framework.

Features:

glossary
skill_assessment

Technical Requirements:

Computer: 200MHz Pentium with 128MB Ram. 640 x 480 256-color video
Operating System: Windows 95, 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP or Vista.
Minimum Connection Speed: 28.8k.
Browser: Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher required.
Authorware and Macromedia Flash player recommended but not required.
JavaScript must be enabled.

What You Get:

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