Technology

Microsoft Visual Studio 2008, Microsoft SQL Server 2008, SQL, C++, C#

Topic

• How a computer stores programs and the instructions in computer memory
• Memory stacks and heaps
• Memory size requirements for the various data storage types
• Numeric data and textual data
• Computer decision structures
• Various decision structures used in all computer programming languages
• Decision structures such as if…else and switch/select case
• Reading flowcharts
• Decision tables
• Evaluating expressions
• Identify the appropriate method for handling repetition
• Loops: For loops, While loops, Do..while loops
• Recursion
• Error handling
• Structured exception handling
• Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
• Fundamentals of classes ( properties, methods, events, and constructors)
• Create a class
• Use classes in code
• Inheriting the functionality of a base class into a derived class
• Extending the functionality in a class after inheriting from a base class;
• Overriding methods in the derived class
• Encapsulation.
• Application development life cycle management.
• Software testing
• Interpret application specifications into prototypes, code, and components
• Data structures – arrays, stacks, queues, linked lists, and sorting algorithms
• Performance implications of various data structures
• Choosing the right data structure
• Web page development using html, cascading style sheets (CSS), JavaScript
• Microsoft asp.net web application development – page life cycle; event model
• State management
• Client-side vs. Server-side programming
• Creating virtual directories and web sites
• Deploying web applications
• The role of internet information services
• Creating web services
• Accessing web services from a client application;
• Soap and web service definition language (WSDL)
• Windows forms event model
• Visual inheritance
• UI design
• Multiple document interface (mdi) and single document interface (SQL) applications
• Console-based applications.
• Characteristics and capabilities of database products;
• Database design;
• Entity relationship diagrams (ERD)
• Normalization concepts
• Structured query language (SQL)
• Creating and accessing stored procedures
• Updating data and selecting data
• Connecting to various types of data stores such as flat file, xml file, in-memory object

Target Audience

• Students who are interested in learning using Microsoft Technology to develop desktop and web based software that uses database to store data.
• Students who are preparing for MTA Exam

The Training Includes

• Classroom instruction
• Hands-on workshops
• Training Material
• Quick Reference Guide

For more information

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