Introducing Microsoft
.NET
in-house at your company, on your
schedule, customized to your needs
Call (978) 356 6377 for information |
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Taught by David S. Platt, M.E.
President, Rolling Thunder Computing Inc
Instructor in Computer Science, Harvard
University Extension School
Author of Introducing Microsoft .NET
from Microsoft Press, and Why Software Sucks
from A-W
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Let Software Legend and Master Instructor
David Platt ease your conversion to Microsoft .NET. Your team's time, your
project's success, and, let's face it, your career path, are far too valuable to
take one-size-fits-all instruction, to have some art major come in and read you
a deck of PowerPoint slides. You want the guy who wrote Microsoft's lead book on
the topic, the guy who teaches it today at Harvard University Extension School,
the guy who's seen hundreds of development projects, knows what makes them
succeed, and most important, can explain it to you better than anyone else.
Dave will customize a
course of instruction to your specific needs. He doesn't use
PowerPoint slides, he teaches with books and with code,
Code, CODE! After every class, you get a 1-hour follow-up
online meeting, and 90 days of email question support. All
classes are available in both C# and Visual Basic.
There aren't any
pre-requisites. Dave will pick your team up wherever they
are, and jump start them towards YOUR specific goals. We can
start with languages if we need to, or skip them if you
already know C# or VB. We can stay a little while in
ASP.NET, or longer if you need it, or skip that topic
entirely if browser-based applications aren't where you need
to be. The same applies to web services and all other topics. YOU'RE in control.
Below you'll see an
example of a .NET course, but every customer's situation is
unique. Call today and let us customize a class for your
team.
Sample
Curriculum, Will Be Customized To Your Needs
Day |
Morning Topic |
Afternoon Topic |
Monday |
Introduction,
Compilation, Microsoft Intermediate Language, Assemblies, Versioning |
Type
System, Value and Reference Types, Inheritance, Generics,
Constructors
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Tuesday
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Garbage
collection and memory management
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Exceptions,
Transactions, Interoperation with COM, Code Access
Security
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Wednesday
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ASP.NET, part 1:
Basic design strategy, Server-based controls, Page
lifecycle, control validation |
ASP.NET
Part 2: State management, Security, Authentication
choices, Profile system, Themes and skins. |
Thursday |
Web Services with
WCF, part 1: Basic design strategy, Contracts
Bindings and Endpoints, Designing Client Apps |
Web Services
with WCF, part 2: Configuration through programs or
administration, Choices in security and concurrency
management |
Friday |
LINQ Data Access:
Basic application layout. Generating LINQ classes
and DataContext, Performing data operations with
LINQ, Performance consideration. |
Students' Requests:
Topics selected by the students based on their new
knowledge. Examples include Threading, Reflection,
XML Serialization |
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