Visual C#.NET: Introduction for Developers

Learning Outcomes:

• Efficiently build and run simple C#-based programs based on directions in the Lesson Lab.

• Accurately create a graphical program using standard built-in controls as described in the Activity Lab.

• Write conditional, loop and jump statements contained in a set of criteria, without error.

• Successfully build and deploy local and shared assemblies utilizing a specific scenario.

• Given information in the exercise, correctly write code that interoperates with legacy Windows code.

This five day course is designed for the programmer wanting to learn .NET programming using the C# programming language and the Visual C#.NET integrated development environment inside visual Studio.NET.

• Creating Simple C# Programs
• Working with Classes
• Working with Methods
• Programming with Forms and Controls
• Writing Statements that Control Program Flow
• Using Types in C#
• Programming with Exceptions
• Working with Interfaces
• Working with Arrays and Collections
• Working with Properties and Indexers
• Building and Deploying Assemblies
• Interoperating with Legacy Code

Visual C#.NET: Introduction for Developers

After completing this course, students will be able to:

Build and run simple C#-based programs. Define and use classes and methods in C#. Create a simple class library and a simple C# Windows GUI application. Implement constructors and destructors. Override a method, overload a method and an operator. Create a graphical program using standard built-in controls. Write conditional, loop and jump statements. Use pre-defined types, differentiate between reference and value types. Use casting. Devine and use a struct type and an enum type. Catch exceptions, define custom exceptions, throw exceptions, and utilize the finally keyword. Define and use arrays and collections. Expose and access properties and indexers. Build and deploy local and shared assemblies. Write code that interoperates with legacy Windows code.

Class targeted to: Programmers who want to increase their productivity and programming power using C# for the .NET platform.

Prerequisites: Object-Oriented Programming Principles, .NET Framework: Introduction and Visual Studio.NET: Introduction