(FALL 2009)
Introduction to .NET Architecture (Section 1)
I&C SCI X402.01
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A core course in the Microsoft .NET Certificate Program Learn to use Microsoft Visual Studio.NET, the .NET SDK and the .NET
Framework to architect and develop web- and Windows-based applications. This
hands-on course provides an overview of the .NET Framework and introduces
the Visual Studio.NET toolset, including the C# and VB.NET programming
languages, the Common Language Runtime, and the .NET Framework Class
Library. You'll learn how to build WinForm, WebForm and Web Services
applications, and how to use XML and SOAP for remote object access. You'll
also gain an understanding of how to architect solutions utilizing ASP.NET,
ADO.NET, and COM/COM+ compatibility.
Prerequisites: No formal prerequisites are required, but a general knowledge of multitier application development, HTML and either VB or C++ is desirable. Familiarity with ASP, XML, COM/COM+ and IIS will also be helpful.
Jack Lewin, M.S., has over 35 years industrial experience in aerospace,
insurance and security industries. Owner of Training Consulting company,
with customers in Orange and Los Angeles counties. User of Visual Basic
since Visual Basic 1 and instructor in .NET technologies including VB.NET and
C#. He holds a Master of Science in Quality Assurance.
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