Microsoft C#: Introduction to Programming with C#

Course Overview

This class is an introduction to the C# ("C sharp") programming language. It will cover the concepts and building blocks of the C# programming language, such as how .NET is different from traditional programming, defining variables, control structures, operators, classes and methods. It will provide delegates with a skill base from which they can go on to develop C# applications on either the Windows Forms or ASP.NET platforms.

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Audience

Previous experience of programming, particularly in an object oriented language, would be useful but not essential.

Course Outline

.Net Framework

• Introduction- .NET
• Components of .Net
• Intermediate Language
• Just In Time (JIT) Compilation
• .NET Base Classes
• Structure of a .NET Application
• CLR Debugger
• Security
• Permissions
• Policy

C# Introduction

• Introduction
• C# with other Languages
• Uses of C#
• C# Features
• First C# Program
• Command Line Argument for Compiling and Running C#

C# Syntax

• Data Types
• Boxing and Unboxing
• Predefined types
• Type Conversion
• Operators
• Program Control
• Switch Selection
• For Statement
• The while statement
• do statement
• Console I/O
• Array types
• Variables
• Identifiers

Classes and Inheritance

• Introduction
• Classes
• Class declarations
• Constants
• Fields
• Methods
• Properties
• Accessors
• Events
• Operators
• Indexers
• Instance constructors
• Destructors
• Static constructors
• Inheritance
• Structs
• Interfaces
• Delegates
• Enums
• Operator overloading

Base Classes, Assemblies and Threading

• Base Classes
• Namespaces
• Using alias directives
• Base Class
• File and Folder Operations
• Mathematical Functions
• Assemblies
• Versioning
• Deployment
• Security
• Features of Assembly
• Working with a .NET Assembly
• Creating and modifying a .NET Assembly
• Strongly Named Assemblies and GAC
• Creating and Implementing Satellite Assemblies
• Threading
• Creating, starting, and interacting between threads
• Synchronizing two threads
• Using a thread pool

Error Handling

• Throwing and Catching Exceptions
• Coding to Handle Errors and Exceptions
• Steps for exception handling flows
• Checked and unchecked operators