Microsoft .NET 4.0: Enterprise Microsoft NET 4.0 Framework

Course Overview

.NET3.5 is a mature framework which itself supports a wide range of technologies. Knowing your way around these technologies is a daunting but necessary task for those involved in producing other than rather small applications. This course takes you through the important technologies and how you can mix them together to form solutions to business problems.

Other courses take you through C#, Xml, Windows Forms, ASP.NET, WPF, WF and WCF building blocks of a serious .NET35 application. This course completes the picture with

Required techniques and technologies that are not uniquely Web/WindowsForms etc
Architectural guidance on appropriate mixes of the technologies
Good practice

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Audience

This course is intended for experienced software developers who need to gain a solid understanding of how to use the .NET3.5 Framework to develop the core of a large scale application.

Practical exercises are used to consolidate the information learned during the lecture sessions, multimedia presentations and demonstrations. All demonstration, exercise and solution code is available to take home after the course.

Note: All code will be in C# only.

Prerequisites

It is expected that delegates:-

have some familiarity with the main .NET3.5 technologies of WF and WCF,
are comfortable using Visual Studio 2005 or later (VS2008 is used on this course)
have some familiarity with WindowsForms2 and/or ASP.NET2
are comfortable with the C# language
Attending the course "Understanding .NET3.5" would give sufficient familiarity

Course Outline

Delegates will learn how to

Leverage the assembly versioning capabilities built into .NET
Describe the built-in .Net security features
Describe the various authentication options available
Work with legacy components use threads and other asynchronous programming techniques
Use the built-in Xml serialization capabilities
Describe and use appropriate data manipulation approaches including LINQ
Use the event logs and performance counters
Describe how WCF can be used to address the communication issues
Describe how Workflow can be used to combine units of business functionality
Describe the usage of the Enterprise Library
Setup and use a Continuous Integration / Test Driven Development / Mock Object approach to building robust and reliable s/w
Describe the various deployment options available