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(Toronto location only)
.NET Framework: Introduction
Benefits: Learning how to use the Visual Studio.NET
environment is the first step to creating .NET applications. By using the
various wizards and features of Visual Studio.NET, you are able to create
the different project types more quickly and efficiently than coding everything
by hand.
Target Student: Anyone interested in Visual Studio.NET
either with or without previous Visual Studio experience.
Performance-Based Objectives
Lesson objectives help students become comfortable with the course, and also
provide a means to evaluate learning. Upon successful completion of this
course, students will be able to:
Course Content
Lesson 1: Creating a Windows Forms Project
Topic 1A: Set up the Work Environment
Topic 1B: Set up a Windows Forms Project
Topic 1C: Arrange the Tool Windows
Topic 1D: Set General Preferences
Topic 1E: Add Controls
Topic 1F: Set Form and Control Properties
Topic 1G: Add Code Using the Code Editor
Topic 1H: Resolve Errors
Lesson 2: Interacting With a Database in a Windows Forms Project
Topic 2A: Configure a Data Adapter Using the Data Adapter Configuration
Wizard
Topic 2B: Generate a Dataset
Topic 2C: Display Data from a Database in a Windows Forms Project
Topic 2D: Manipulate Data in a Windows Forms Project Using a DataGrid
Topic 2E: Add a Windows Form Page to a Windows Forms Project
Topic 2F: Create and Display a Data Report Using the Standard Report Expert
Topic 2G: Deploy a Windows Forms Project
Lesson 3: Creating a Web Forms Project
Topic 3A: Set up a Web Forms Project
Topic 3B: Add Form Controls to a Web Forms Project
Topic 3C: Use Code Behind in a Web Form
Topic 3D: Display Data from a Database in a Web Page Using a DataGrid
Topic 3E: Edit an Existing XML Page Using the XML Editor
Lesson 4: Creating a Web Services Project
Topic 4A: Develop a Web Services Project
Topic 4B: Access a Web Service from a Web Forms Project
Topic 4C: Delete, Exclude, or Remove Solution, Project, or Folder Items