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Dot Net Training Syllabus Overview

The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus for Dot Net Training, covering key topics such as the .Net Framework, C#, OOP principles, SQL Server, ADO.NET, and ASP.NET 4.0. It includes detailed sections on classes, objects, file I/O, web services, and deployment strategies. The training aims to equip learners with essential skills for web programming and database management using the .NET ecosystem.

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Dot Net Training Syllabus Overview

The document outlines a comprehensive syllabus for Dot Net Training, covering key topics such as the .Net Framework, C#, OOP principles, SQL Server, ADO.NET, and ASP.NET 4.0. It includes detailed sections on classes, objects, file I/O, web services, and deployment strategies. The training aims to equip learners with essential skills for web programming and database management using the .NET ecosystem.

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Syllabus of Dot Net Training

.Net Framework
 CLR, CLS & CTS
 Compilation process in .NET
 Assemblies & Versioning

C#
 Language Syntax
 Data Types, Variables & Operators
 Conditional Statements & Looping Structures
 Garbage Collection and Finalization
 Exception Handling

Classes & Objects


 Classes and Objects
 Abstract Classes and Interfaces
 Constructors and Destructors
 Structures, Enumerations
 Boxing & Unboxing

OOPS
 Encapsulation
 Inheritance
 Polymorphism
 Data Abstraction

Namespace
 Namespace, Nested Namespace
 Delegates & Events
 Properties, Indexer & Indexer Overload
 Errors and Exceptions

Arrays, Collections & Generics


 Single Dimension Array, Multi Dimension Array
 Collections
 Generic Collections

File I/O and Streams


 Working with Directories and Files
 Read and write file

Remoting & Reflection


 Application Domain
 MarshalByRef Object
 Type of

SQL Server
 Introduction
 DML DDL Functions
 Jins & Views
 Functions & Stored Procedure
 Triggers & Cursors

ADO.NET (Working with Database)


 Overview of ADO.NET
 Connected vs Disconnected Architecture
 Data Connection Object
 Data Command Object
 Data Adapter Object
 Data Readers
 Data Sets & Data Adapters
 Structure of Dataset
 Execute Non-Query
 Execute Reader
 Execute Scalar

ASP.NET 4.0
 Introduction to Web Programming
 Client / Server Technology
 Understanding Web Server IIS

Page Life Cycle


 Global.asax
 Web.config
 Intrinsic Objects in ASP.Net

Web Form
 Web Control Class
 Creating Web Forms Application
 Handling Images
 Navigating between pages
 Managing Server Controls
 Server Control Events
 Using HTML Controls
 Using Data Controls

 Repeater Control

Validation Controls:-
 ASP.Net validation controls
 Configuring validation controls

State Management
 Preserving State in Web Applications
 Using Cookies to Preserve State
 ASP.NET Session State
 Application State
User Controls
 Creating User Controls
 Interacting with User Controls
 Loading User Controls Dynamically

Master Pages & Themes


 Simple Master Page Nested Master Page
 Configuring Master Page Creating Themes
 Applying Themes
 Applying Stylesheet

Uploading Files
 Using FileUpload Control
 Setting the location and filename to upload the files

Handling Emails
 Protocols for Email
 Sending Mails
 Managing Attachments

ASP.NET Web Services


 Introduction to XML Web services
 Creating Web Service
 Setting the Web Service Attribute
 Test and Run Your Web Service
 Consuming a Web Service in Client
 Application
 Consuming a Third Party Web service

Deployment
 Publishing Web Applications.
 Create a Web Setup Project.

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