• OOPS Concepts

• C# Basics

• ADO.Net Programming

• C# Advanced Programming

• Assemblies

• C# Generic Programming

• Asp.Net

• SQL Server

• XML

• Web Services Fundamentals

• AJAX

• Java Script

• Microsoft Visio and Source Safe

• Idea about new technologies (from .Net side)

OOPS Concepts

• Classes and Objects

• Encapsulation

• Data Binding

• Inheritance

• Polymorphism

• Message Passing

• Faqs

C# Programming Fundamentals

• C# and the .NET framework

•  The .NET Framework

• Common Language Runtime (CLR), CTS, JIT,CLS

• What is MSIL

• .NET Framework Class Library (FCL)

• C# as an object-oriented language

• Assemblies & Namespaces

• Sn.exe, Delay signing, CodeDom, Ngen.exe

• C# Language

• The start of the application

• Variables and types

• Value types and reference types

• Strings and arrays

• Operators and their precedence

• The Console class

• String formatting

• Statements and flows

• Command-line arguments

• Classes

• Abstract Data Types

• Objects and classes

• Creating and using your own classes

• Data members and member methods

• Accessibility levels

• Constructors

• Method overloading

• This keyword

• More on classes

• Properties

• Class (static) variables & methods

• Object destruction

• 'ref' and 'out' parameters

• Variable length argument lists

• Constant values

• Enumerations

• Inheritance and Polymorphism

• The root of all classes

• Creating derived classes

• Method overriding and hiding

• Polymorphism and virtual functions

• Casting objects

• Abstract classes

• Sealed classes

• More access specifiers

• Namespaces and Nested Classes

• Why using namespaces

• Placing classes in a namespace

• Nested namespaces

• Aliases

• Using assemblies

• Nested classes

• Implicit conversions and member lookup

• Explicit conversions

• Checked conversions

• Interfaces

• What is an interface?

• Creating, implementing and using interfaces

• Interfaces and properties

• The 'is' and 'as' operators

• Interfaces versus abstract classes

• Cloning objects using the ICloneable interface

• Comparing objects using the Equals method

• Explicit interface implementation

• Introduction to the .NET Framework Class Library

• Framework namespaces

• Basic framework functionality and interfaces

• Array sorting and searching

• Mathematics

• Collections: ArrayList and Hashtable

• Structs

• User defined value types

• Structs versus classes

• Boxing and unboxing

• Operator Overloading

• What is operator overloading?

• Overloading binary operators

• Comparing objects using overloaded == and != operators

• Overloading unary operators

• Prefix and postfix operators

• true and false operators

• User defined conversions

• Indexers

• Guidelines

• Exception Handling

• What are exceptions

• Exceptions in C#

• Build-in exception classes and their members

• Catching exceptions: try ... catch

• Finally

• Nesting try blocks

• Throwing exceptions

• Creating your own exception classes

• Chaining exceptions

• Delegates and Events

• Loose coupling using interfaces: Strategy pattern

• Delegates: safe function pointers

• Loose coupling using delegates: Strategy pattern

• Multi-cast delegates

• Events

• Publisher-subscribe idiom

• Define and raise events

• Create event handler and subscribe

• Model-view / observer pattern

• Sparse events

• Faqs

 

C# ADO.Net Programming

• The ADO.NET architecture and its components

• Introduction to ADO.NET Components

• Connected and disconnected environment

• ADO.NET object model

• Data sources, providers and connections

• Commands and data readers

• Data sets and data adaptors

• Data tables, rows and columns

• Constraints and relations

• Data form wizard

• Data Sources and .NET Data Providers

• Data-centric applications

• Connecting to a data source

• SQL Server .NET data provider

• OLE-DB .NET data provider

• Connections and connection strings

• SQL-Server integrated security

• Connection pooling

• ADO.NET exceptions

• Accessing data in the connected environment

• Commands

• Creating and executing commands

• Reading data using a data reader

• Batch queries & single result queries

• Parameterised queries (input & output parameters)

• Adding, editing and deleting data

• Stored procedures

• Disconnected Data

• Why using a disconnected enviroment?

• DataSet and DataAdapter features

• Filling data sets using data adapters

• Read data using data tables, rows and columns

• Batch queries and data sets

• Table and column mappings

• Visual Studio data tools

• Editing data in data sets

• Schema information

• Adding, modifying and deleting rows

• Working with null values

• Merging changes back into the database

• Rows states and column versions

• Submitting updates using update, insert and delete commands

• Using the command builder to generate commands

• Concurrency

• Pessimistic concurrency

• Optimistic concurrency

• Update strategies: Last in wins, all columns or timestamps

• Detecting concurrency errors

• Resolving update conflicts: Merge loose changes, merge keep changes, undo changes and re-insert deleted row

• Validation and Constraints

• Column level constraints: Read only, allow null, max length and unique constraints

• Table level constraints: Foreign keys and unique values

• Expression based columns

• Auto increment columns and retrieving generated number

• Submitting hierachical changes

• Transactions

• Connections and transactions

• Beginning transactions

• Commit transactions

• Rollback transactions

• Transactions with data adrapters and command builders

• Relational Data

• Join queries and separate queries

• Relation data in data sets

• Data relations

• Navigating relations

• Data relations and validations

• Data relations and expressions

• Data relations with Visual Studio

• Sorting, Searching and Filtering

• Searching in data sets

• Find on primary keys

• Searching on any column

• Searching on row state

• Wildcard searches

• Sorting and filtering using data views

• Searching in a data view

• Strongly Typed DataSets

• Advantages of strongly typed data sets

• Creating strongly typed data sets

• Creating XML schemas

• Using strongly typed data sets

• Adding rows

• Working with null data

• Hierarchical data

• Strongly typed data sets in Visual Studio

• Itroduction to XML Data

• Reading and writing XML data to/from a data set

• Nest relational data

• Data as attributes or sub elements

• XML namespaces and prefixes

• Reading and writing XML schemas

• XML data documents

• XSLT transformations

• Faqs

Asp.Net

• IIS Role and its Configuration

• Web Forms

• Application Domains

• Http Handling

• Page Directive

• Page Processing(Life Cycle, Events, Properties)

• Coding Models

• In-line Coding Model

• Code-behind model

• Partial Classes

• Controls

• Basic Server Controls

• Html Controls

• Complex Server Controls

• Validation Controls

• User Controls

• Custom Controls

• Data Binding in Asp.net

• Master Pages

• Client Side Scripting

• State Management

• Caching

• Security

• Deployment

• Web.Config, Machine.Config, Global.asax

• Personalization

• Profiles

• Web parts

• Themes and Skins

• Compilation, Debugging and Tracing

• Faqs

SQL Server

• DataBase Concepts

• SQL Server Basics

• Creating tables and constraints among them

• Views

• Writing Udfs

• Writing SPs

• Indexers

• Transactions

• Integrating SQL server from Front End.

• Faqs

 

Web Service Fundementals

Java Script

• Variables and Data Types

• Operators

• Statements

• Functions

• Objects

• Event Handlers

• Conclusion

• Faq

• References