.NET Framework: Introduction

Learning Outcomes:

• Given information in the Lesson Lab, identify the five main components of the .NET Framework, and explain how each functions as part of the whole without error.

• Utilizing lesson material, demonstrate mastery of the major components of the CLR and accurately explain how each supports the overall function of the CLR.

• Demonstrate, accurately, the advantages of working with members of the .NET Class Framework given a specific scenario during the Lesson Lab.

• Working within parameters determined in the Lesson Lab, successfully build and compile your first .NET application.

This one-day class will provide the student with the information on how .NET will impact your life and to recognize the technical innovations that make it both powerful and unique. Basic concepts required to decode the terminology and features of .NET are covered.

* Introducing .NET-The Big Picture
* Building .NET-The Framework Components
* Managing .NET-The Common Language Runtime Components
* Taking Advantage of the Common Language Runtime
* Unifying .NET-The class Framework
* Deploying .NET Applications
* Getting Started with Visual Studio.NET

.NET Framework: Introduction

Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Examine the .NET paradigm and the general concepts associated with .NET. Identify the five main components of the .NET Framework, and explain how each functions as part of the whole. Learn the major components of the CLR and explain how each supports the overall function of the CLR. Identify the advantages of using the .NET Framework CLR. Describe the advantages of working with members of the .NET Class Framework. Characterize deployment within .NET and show how .NET deployment eliminates DLL hell. Examine the features of the new integrated IDE by building and compiling your first .NET application.

Class targeted to:

* Those needing a solid overview of .NET and Visual Studio.NET.

Prerequisites:

* Object-Oriented Programming Principles.