C# (cSharp) Training

Our C# (cSharp) training program includes two five-day C# courses that are designed for introductory and intermediate level application developers. Participants attending our C# classes will learn how to program the .NET platform using the C# programming language.

C# classes are offered at our training center in Indianapolis and at customer sites upon request.

Microsoft C# (cSharp or c Sharp) is a programming language that is part of the Microsoft .NET framework and a member of the Microsoft Visual Studio .net family of products. The 3400 classes available for Microsoft .NET development were created using the Microsoft C# programming language.

Course 101| Course 201

C# 101

C# Programming Fundamentals: A 5-day course in which students will learn the basics of application development using C#.  Prerequisites: Any programming experience is helpful, but not required. Fee: $1,750.

• .NET Framework
• Common Language Runtime
• Managed vs. Unmanaged Code
• Data Types and Operators
• Program Control Statements
• Classes, Objects, and Methods
• Object Oriented Programming
• Exception Handling
• Using I/O
• Review of Common Namespaces
• ASP.NET Introduction
• Web Services Introduction

C# 201

C# for Developers with Programming Experience: A 5-day course in which students will learn how to develop with C# and the .NET framework.  Prerequisites:  Experience with programming in C, C++, Visual Basic, Java, or another language.  Fee: $1,750. 

• Overview of the Microsoft .NET Platform
  • Introduction to the .NET Platform
  • Overview of the .NET Framework
  • Benefits of the .NET Framework
  • The .NET Framework Components
  • Languages in the .NET Framework
• Overview of C#
  • Structure of a C# Program
  • Basic Input/Output Operations
  • Recommended Practices
  • Compiling, Running, and Debugging
• Using Value-Typed Variables
  • Common Type System
  • Naming Variables
  • Using Built-in Data Types
  • Creating User-Defined Data Types
  • Converting Data Types
• Statements and Exceptions
  • Introduction to Statements
  • Using Selection Statements
  • Using Iteration Statements
  • Using Jump Statements
  • Handling Basic Exceptions
  • Raising Exceptions
• Methods and Parameters
  • Using Methods
  • Using Parameters
  • Using Overloaded Methods
• Arrays
  • Overview of Arrays
  • Creating Arrays
  • Using Arrays
• Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming
  • Classes and Objects
  • Using Encapsulation
  • C# and Object Orientation
  • Defining Object-Oriented Systems
• Using Reference-Type Variables
  • Using Common Reference Types
  • The Object Hierarchy
  • Namespaces in the .NET Framework
  • Data Conversions
• Creating and Destroying Objects
  • Using Constructors
  • Initializing Data
  • Objects and Memory
  • Using Destructors
  • Destroying Objects
• Inheritance in C#
  • Deriving Classes
  • Implementing Classes
  • Using Sealed Classes
  • Using Interfaces
  • Using Abstract Classes
• Aggregation, Namespaces, and Advanced Scope
  • Using Internal Classes, Methods, and Data
  • Using Aggregation
  • Using Namespaces
  • Using Modules and Assemblies
• Operators and Events
  • Introduction to Operators
  • Operator Overloading
  • Creating and Using Delegates
  • Defining and Using Events
• Properties and Indexers
  • Using Properties
  • Using Indexers
• Attributes
  • Overview of Attributes
  • Defining Custom Attributes
  • Retrieving Attribute Values

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			VB.NET, C# , ASP.NET, ADO.NET, XML, Web Services
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