MOC-2717 Introduction to Microsoft® .NET Development

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Introduction to Microsoft .NET Development

Course 2717—Two days—Instructor-led

Introduction

This two-day instructor-led seminar provides students with an introduction to the technologies that comprise the Microsoft .NET strategy. This course is a high-level overview of multiple aspects of .NET, and is intended as a starting point for developers and business decision-makers to evaluate Microsoft .NET tools and technologies. As an introductory seminar, it provides pointers to training courses and other resources that give more detail on specific topics.

Audience

This course is intended for experienced programmers who are evaluating Microsoft .NET tools and technologies, such as Microsoft Visual Studio® .NET 2003 and the .NET Framework 1.1, and provides pointers to resources where they can obtain specific skills for creating applications, components, and services built on the .NET Framework.

At Course Completion

After completing this course, students will have a fundamental understanding of how to:

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Create a simple .NET solution by using Microsoft Visual J#® .NET, Microsoft Visual C++® .NET, and Microsoft Visual Basic® .NET.

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Use Microsoft Visual Studio .NET.

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Build simple ASP.NET applications.

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Access data in a variety of formats.

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Apply object-oriented programming concepts.

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Create a simple .NET application based on the Microsoft Windows® application template.

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Use the Extensible Markup Language (XML).

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Create an XML Web service.

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Build scalable and reliable applications.

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Apply core security concepts in the .NET Framework 1.1.

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Use the lifecycle tools included in Visual Studio .NET.

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Configure and deploy an application built on the .NET Framework 1.1.

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Interoperate with existing applications.

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Migrate existing applications to the .NET Framework 1.1.

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Build applications for mobile devices.

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Develop applications for Windows Server 2003.

Prerequisites

Before attending this course, students should have:

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Basic programming experience with Microsoft Visual Basic, Microsoft Visual Basic Scripting Edition, C, C++, or Java.

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Familiarity with Microsoft development technologies such as Windows Forms and Active Server Pages (ASP).

Microsoft Certified Professional Exams

No Microsoft Certified Professional exams are associated with this course currently.

Course Materials

The student kit includes a comprehensive workbook and other necessary materials for this class.

Course Outline

Module 1: Introduction to Microsoft .NET

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The Microsoft Application Platform

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Introduction to XML Web Services

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Inside the .NET Framework

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Introduction to .NET Languages

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Microsoft Developer Tools Roadmap

Module 2: Using Visual Studio .NET

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Introduction to Visual Studio .NET

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Using Visual Studio .NET for Web Application Development

Module 3: Building ASP .NET Applications

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Introduction to ASP .NET

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Using Web Forms

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Introduction to ASP.NET Mobile Web Applications

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Introduction to ASP.NET Application Services

Module 4: Using ADO.NET

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Introduction to ADO.NET

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The ADO.NET Object Model

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Using .NET Framework Data Providers

Module 5: Applying Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

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Introduction to Classes and Their Members

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Inheritance

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Namespaces and Assemblies

Module 6: Developing Windows Applications

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Introduction to Windows Applications

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Using Windows Forms

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Visual Inheritance

Module 7: Using XML in .NET

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XML in .NET

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Using the XML Designer

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ADO.NET and XML

Module 8: XML Web Services

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Introduction to XML Web Services

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Creating and Implementing XML Web Services

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Deploying and Securing XML Web Services

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Consuming XML Web Services

After completing this module, students will be able to:

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Identify XML Web services.

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Design an XML Web service.

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Create and implement an XML Web service.

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Deploy and secure an XML Web service.

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Access an XML Web service from a client application.

Module 9: Making Applications Scalable and Reusable

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Using Microsoft Message Queuing

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Application Diagnostics and Tuning

Module 10: Security in .NET

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Code-Based Security

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Role-Based Security

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Additional Security Measures

Module 11: Lifecycle Tools for Microsoft .NET

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Using Enterprise Templates

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Software Modeling Using UML

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Data Modeling

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Using Application Center Test

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Introduction to Visual Source Safe

Module 12: Configuring and Deploying .NET–based Applications

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Configuring .NET Framework Applications

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Using Assemblies in .NET Framework Applications

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Deploying .NET Framework Applications

Module 13: Application Interoperability

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Introduction to Application Interoperability

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Calling COM Objects from .NET

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Calling .NET Components from COM

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Using Platform Invoke

Module 14: Migrating Applications to .NET

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Migrating Visual Basic Applications to .NET

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Migrating ASP Applications to ASP.NET

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Migrating Visual J++ Applications to .NET

Module 15: Building Applications for Mobile Devices

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Introduction to the .NET Compact Framework

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Creating Smart Device Applications

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Using SQL Server CE To Store Data

Module 16: Developing with Windows Server 2003

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Using Windows Server 2003 As An Application Server

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Using Windows Server 2003 Web Technologies