Developing Windows-based Applications With Microsoft Visual Basic .Net and Visual C# .Net

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Με το συγκεκριμένο σεμινάριο .NET “Developing Windows-Based Applications With Microsoft Visual Basic .NET And Visual C# .NET”, οι προγραμματιστές και οι Web Developers εκπαιδεύονται ώστε να δημιουργούν εργασίες με αλληλεπίδραση όπως:

Create user interface, add controls, and validate user input
Use OOP techniques, including encapsulation and method overloading
Build custom controls and .NET assemblies
Access and modify data using XML, Microsoft ADO .NET, and SQL syntax
Implement print support, online help, accessibility, and globalization features
Test and debug coding errors
Configure and help secure an application
Deploy applications via removable media, the web, or a network
Maintain and optimize application performance

ΎΛΗ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΣΥΝΟΠΤΙΚΑ:

Introduction to the .NET Framework
Creating the User Interface
Types and Members
Object-Oriented Programming and Polymorphism
Testing and Debugging Your Application
Data Access Using ADO.NET
Creating Controls Using the .NET Framework
Advanced .NET Framework Topics
Assemblies, Configuration, and Security
Deploying Your Application

ΥΛΗ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΑΝΑΛΥΤΙΚΑ:

INTRODUCTION TO THE .NET FRAMEWORK
- Lecture 1.1 The .NET Framework and the Common Language Runtime
- Lecture 1.2 Overview of the .NET Framework\
- Lecture 1.3 Languages and the .NET Framework
- Lecture 1.4 The Structure of a .NET Application
- Lecture 1.5 Compilation and Execution of a .NET Application
- Lecture 1.6 The .NET Base Class Library
- Lecture 1.7 Reference Types and Value Types
- Lecture 1.8 Using .NET Framework Types in Your Application
- Lecture 1.9 The Imports and Using Statements
- Lecture 1.10 Referencing External Libraries
- Lecture 1.11 Using Classes and Structures
- Lecture 1.12 Members
- Lecture 1.13 Creating Classes
- Lecture 1.14 Creating Structures
- Lecture 1.15 Adding Members
- Lecture 1.16 Nested Types
- Lecture 1.17 Classes vs. Structures
- Lecture 1.18 Using Methods
- Lecture 1.19 Adding Methods
- Lecture 1.20 Calling Methods
- Lecture 1.21 Method Variables
- Lecture 1.22 Parameters
- Lecture 1.23 Constructors and Destructors
- Lecture 1.24 Scope and Access Levels
- Lecture 1.25 Member Access Modifiers
- Lecture 1.26 Type Access Modifiers
- Lecture 1.27 Access Modifiers for Nested Types
- Lecture 1.28 Shared (static) Members
- Lecture 1.29 Garbage Collection
- Lecture 1.30 Lab 1: Classes and Garbage Collection
- Lecture 1.31 Exercise 1.1: Making the Demo Class
- Lecture 1.32 Exercise 1.2: Demonstrating Garbage Collection
Creating the User Interface
- Lecture 2.1 User Interface Design Principles
- Lecture 2.2 Forms, Controls, and Menus
- Lecture 2.3 Composition
- Lecture 2.4 Simplicity
- Lecture 2.5 Position of Controls
- Lecture 2.6 Consistency
- Lecture 2.7 Aesthetics
- Lecture 2.8 Color
- Lecture 2.9 Fonts
- Lecture 2.10 Images and Icons
- Lecture 2.11 Shapes and Transparency
- Lecture 2.12 Using Forms
- Lecture 2.13 Adding Forms to Your Project
- Lecture 2.14 Adding Forms to Your Project
- Lecture 2.15 Visual Inheritance
- Lecture 2.16 Setting the Start-Up Form
- Lecture 2.17 Setting the Start-Up Location
- Lecture 2.18 Changing the Appearance of Your Form
- Lecture 2.19 BackColor, ForeColor, and Text Properties
- Lecture 2.20 Font, Cursor, and BackGroundImage
- Lecture 2.21 Opacity
- Lecture 2.22 Using Form Methods
- Lecture 2.23 Show and ShowDialog
- Lecture 2.24 Activate
- Lecture 2.25 Hide
- Lecture 2.26 Close
- Lecture 2.27 Using Form Events
- Lecture 2.28 Event Arguments
- Lecture 2.29 Form Lifetime Events
- Lecture 2.30 Using Controls and Components
- Lecture 2.31 Working with Controls
- Lecture 2.32 Setting the Control Tab Order
- Lecture 2.33 Controls That Can Contain Other Controls
- Lecture 2.34 Controls That Can Contain Other Controls
- Lecture 2.35 Docking and Anchoring Controls
- Lecture 2.36 Adding Controls to the Toolbox
- Lecture 2.37 Creating Event Handlers for Controls
- Lecture 2.38 Interacting with the Mouse
- Lecture 2.39 Using Extender Provider Components
- Lecture 2.40 Using Menus
- Lecture 2.41 Using the MainMenu Component
- Lecture 2.42 Separating Menu Items
- Lecture 2.43 Menu Access and Shortcut Keys
- Lecture 2.44 Using Menu Item Events
- Lecture 2.45 Creating Context Menus
- Lecture 2.46 Modifying Menus at Run Time
- Lecture 2.47 Enabling and Disabling Menu Commands
- Lecture 2.48 Displaying Check Marks on Menu Items
- Lecture 2.49 Displaying Radio Buttons on Menu Items
- Lecture 2.50 Making Menu Items Invisible
- Lecture 2.51 Cloning Menus
- Lecture 2.52 Merging Menus at Run Time
- Lecture 2.53 Adding Menu Items at Run Time
- Lecture 2.54 Validating User Input
- Lecture 2.55 Field-Level Validation
- Lecture 2.56 Using Events in Field-Level Validation
- Lecture 2.57 Handling the Focus
- Lecture 2.58 Form-Level Validation
- Lecture 2.59 Providing User Feedback
- Lecture 2.60 Lab 2: The Virtual Doughnut Factory
- Lecture 2.61 Exercise 2.1: Creating the User Interface
- Lecture 2.62 Exercise 2.2: Adding a Menu
- Lecture 2.63 Exercise 2.3: Creating Validation Handlers
TYPES AND MEMBERS
- Lecture 3.1 Using Data Types
- Lecture 3.2 The .NET Data Types
- Lecture 3.3 Converting Types
- Lecture 3.4 Using Data Type Functionality
- Lecture 3.5 Using Constants, Enums, Arrays, and Collections
- Lecture 3.6 Constants and Enumerations
- Lecture 3.7 Arrays
- Lecture 3.8 Multidimensional Arrays
- Lecture 3.9 Collections
- Lecture 3.10 Implementing Properties
- Lecture 3.11 Implementing Properties
- Lecture 3.12 Read-Only and Write-Only Properties
- Lecture 3.13 Parameterized Properties
- Lecture 3.14 Default Properties and Indexers
- Lecture 3.15 Collection Properties
- Lecture 3.16 Implementing Delegates and Events
- Lecture 3.17 Delegates
- Lecture 3.18 Declaring and Raising Events
- Lecture 3.19 Implementing Event Handlers
- Lecture 3.20 Event Handlers That Handle Multiple Events
- Lecture 3.21 Events with Multiple Handlers
- Lecture 3.22 Removing Handlers at Run Time
- Lecture 3.23 Lab 3-1: Adding Components and Implementing Members
- Lecture 3.24 Exercise 3.1: Creating the DoughnutMachine Component
- Lecture 3.25 Exercise 3.2: Adding the DoughnutMachine to the User Interface
- Lecture 3.26 Lab 3-2: Creating a Class
- Lecture 3.27 Exercise 3.3: Creating the Fraction Class
- Lecture 3.28 Exercise 3.4: Testing the Fraction Class
OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING AND POLYMORPHISM
- Lecture 4.1 Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- Lecture 4.2 Objects, Members, and Abstraction
- Lecture 4.3 Encapsulation
- Lecture 4.4 Polymorphism
- Lecture 4.5 Overloading Members
- Lecture 4.6 Creating Overloading Methods
- Lecture 4.7 Overloading Operators with Visual C#
- Lecture 4.8 Interface Polymorphism
- Lecture 4.9 Defining Interfaces
- Lecture 4.10 Polymorphism with Interfaces
- Lecture 4.11 Implementing Interfaces
- Lecture 4.12 Inheritance Polymorphism
- Lecture 4.13 Inheritance
- Lecture 4.14 Inherited Members
- Lecture 4.15 Abstract Classes and Members
- Lecture 4.16 Lab 4: Using Inherited Classes
- Lecture 4.17 Exercise 4.1: Creating the CompoundFraction Class
- Lecture 4.18 Exercise 4.2: Creating Overloaded Operators or Shared Methods
- Lecture 4.19 Exercise 4.3: Creating a Strongly Typed Collection Class
TESTING AND DEBUGGING YOUR APPLICATION
- Lecture 5.1 Using the Debugging Tools
- Lecture 5.2 Types of Errors
- Lecture 5.3 Break Mode
- Lecture 5.4 Setting Breakpoints
- Lecture 5.5 Using the Debugging Windows
- Lecture 5.6 Using the Debug and Trace Classes
- Lecture 5.7 How Tracing Works
- Lecture 5.8 Writing Trace and Debug Output
- Lecture 5.9 To write output using Trace or Debug
- Lecture 5.10 The Listeners Collection
- Lecture 5.11 Using Trace Switches
- Lecture 5.12 Configuring Trace Switches
- Lecture 5.13 Creating a Unit Test Plan
- Lecture 5.14 The Unit Test Plan
- Lecture 5.15 Handling and Throwing Exceptions
- Lecture 5.16 How Exceptions Are Handled
- Lecture 5.17 Creating an Exception Handler
- Lecture 5.18 Throwing Exceptions
- Lecture 5.19 Lab 5-1: Debugging an Application
- Lecture 5.20 Exercise 5-1.1: Identifying Syntax Errors
- Lecture 5.21 Exercise 5-1.2: Identifying Run-Time Errors
- Lecture 5.22 Exercise 5-1.3: Identifying Logical Errors
- Lecture 5.23 Lab 5-2: Creating, Throwing, and Handling Exceptions
- Lecture 5.24 Exercise 5-2.1: Creating the MyDivideByZeroException class
- Lecture 5.25 Exercise 5-2.3: Handling Exceptions
- Lecture 5.26 Lab 5-3: Implementing Tracing
- Lecture 5.27 Exercise 5-3.1: Adding Trace Functionality
- Lecture 5.28 Exercise 5-3.2: Creating a .config file and testing tracing
DATA ACCESS USING ADO.NET
- Lecture 6.1 Overview of ADO.NET
- Lecture 6.2 Disconnected Database Access
- Lecture 6.3 ADO.NET Data Architecture
- Lecture 6.4 Overview of Structured Query Language
- Lecture 6.5 The SELECT Statement
- Lecture 6.6 The DELETE Statement
- Lecture 6.7 The UPDATE statement
- Lecture 6.8 The INSERT INTO Statement
- Lecture 6.9 Accessing Data
- Lecture 6.10 Connecting to a Database

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