C#.NET COURSE CURRICULUM

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• Introduction to C#.NET
  Object Oriented Programming
  C#: The OOP Language
  The NET Framework
  CLR, MSIL, JIT and Managed Code
  Metadata, Assemblies, The Manifest and Garbage Collection
  Putting Things Together
  ILASM and ILDASM
  A First Look at the C# Code
  The C# Code
  The IL Code
  Using the Library File
  How to Get a Free C# Compiler
  Compiling Programs in the Command Line Environment
  Comparison of C# and C++
  Features of C#
• Building the Program Logic
  UsingConditions
  RelationalOperators
  LogicalOperators
  TheBitwiseOperators
  The ifelseConstruct
  ManipulatingCharacters
  The switchConstruct
  TheConditionalExpression
  UsingLibraries
  Repetition Loops
  Nesting Loops
  Branching Statements
  Arrays
  Multi Dimensional Arrays
  Jagged Arrays
  Using Program Arguments
  Using .NET Properties and Methods with Arrays
  The for each Loop
• C# Programming
  The “Hello,World!”C#Program
  Compiling and Running the Program
  Comments
  Class Declaration
  The Main Method
  Using the NET Methods for Displaying Results
  Using Directives
  Using Local Variables
  TheProgramArchitecture
  Qualifying Names
  Common Conventions for Writing Code
  Code Documentation
• C# Data Types
  Data Types
  Builtin Data Types
  ValueTypes
  Variable Initialization
  DefaultValues
  ReferenceTypes
  TheC#ReferenceTypes
  Boxing and Unboxing
  SimpleDataTypes
  Creating and Manipulating Arithmetic Expressions
  The Basic Arithmetic Operators (+,–,*, /)
  The Modulus Operator (%)
  The Assignment Operators
  Increment and Decrement Operators (++,––)
  Operator Associativity
  HowtoGet theTypeName
  Evaluating Expressions with Mixed Types
  Adding a Suffixto Numeric Data
  Real Types
  Integral Types
  Conversion between Types
  The charType
  Formatting Results (Currency, Decimal, Fixedpoint, Numeric, Scientific, Hexadecimal, NullableTypes
  Using the ??Operator
  The string Type
  StringExpressions
  String Operators
  The@Symbol
  Reading the Keyboard Input
  Class using the parse Method
• UsingClasses
  ClassDeclaration
  Class Instantiation
  Namespaces
  Nesting Namespaces
  The Namespace Alias Qualifier
  Access Levels
  Properties and UsingProperties
  ReadonlyProperties
  Accessor Accessibility
  StaticMembers and StaticClasses
  Constants, Constructors, DeclaringConstructors, PrivateConstructors, StaticConstructors
  Destructors, PartialClasses
• FunctionMembers
  FunctionMembers
  Polymorphism
  Virtual and Override Methods
  Calling Members of the Base Class
  Method Overloading and Overriding Virtual Methods on the Base Class
  Abstract Classes and Methods
  Indexers
  Structs, Enums and Attributes
  Structs vs Classes
  Passing Structs and Classes to Methods
  Attributes
  Calling Native Functions
  Emulating Unions
• Generics
  What Are Generics?
  Using Generic Collections
  CreatingYourOwnGenericClasses
  Generic Methods
  Generic Methods inside Generic Classes
  Overloading Generic Methods
  GenericDelegates
  Generic Interfaces
  Limitations of Using Generics
  ICollection, ICollectionMembers, IDictionary, IDictionary Members
  Creating Your Own Generic Classes
  Generic Methods, Generic Methods inside Generic Classes, Overloading Generic Methods
  GenericDelegates, Generic Interfaces, BenefitsofUsingGenerics, LimitationsofUsingGenerics
• Interfaces
  What Is an Interface
  Declaring an Interface
  Interface Implementation
  Explicit Interface Implementation
  Hiding Members of the Base Class, Versioning, Hiding Interface Members
• Exceptions
  Errors and Exceptions
  Throwing an Exception, Catching an Exception, Organizing the Handlers, Sequence of Events in Handling Exceptions, Expected Exceptions in File Processing
  Reading Text Files, Writing and Appending Text Files
  The finally Block, The try finally Statement, The try catch finally Statement, User defined Exceptions, Using the Stack Trace Property
• DelegatesandEvents
  What Is aDelegate?, DeclaringDelegates, CreatingaDelegate, Invoking the Delegate, Associating a Delegate with More Than One Method
  Adding and Removing Delegates, Using NET Methods to Add and Remove Delegates, Anonymous Methods, OuterVariables, Restrictions on Using Anonymous Methods
  Covariance, Contravariance, Events, Using Events in Applications
• Collections and Iterators
  Collections Classes, The Stack Collection, Stack Members, The Queue Collection,Queue Members
  The ArrayList Collection, ArrayList Members, The Sorted List Collection, Sorted List Members
  The Hash table Collection, Hash table Members, Specialized Collections
  The List Dictionary Collection, List Dictionary Members
  The Linked List Collection
  Using Enumerators, Iterators, The Iterator Blocks, The yield Statement
• Assemblies and Versioning
  PE Files, Metadata, Security Boundary, Versioning, Manifests
  MultiModule Assemblies, Private Assemblies, Shared Assemblies, Public Key Encryption
• Attributes and Reflection
  Attributes, Intrinsic Attributes, Custom Attributes, Reflection, Reflection Emit
  Marshaling and Remoting, Application Domains, Context
• Threads and Synchronization
  Threads
  Synchronization
  Race Conditions and Deadlocks
• Streams
  Files and Directories
  Reading and Writing Data
  Asynchronous I/O
  Network I/O
  Web Streams
  Serialization
  Isolated Storage