C#
and .NET Programming - Detailed Course Outline
Copyright © 2001-2006 Anderson Software Group, Inc.
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Section
1 - .NET and C# Overview
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.NET Framework
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Common
Language RunTime (CLR)
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Enterprise
Services
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Foundation
Services
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Developer
Tools
Section
2 - Polymorphic Programming
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Classes
and Objects
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Value,
Object, and Reference Types
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Boxing
and Unboxing
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Creating
and Destroying Objects
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Inheritance
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Abstract
Classes
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Sealed
Classes
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Polymorphism
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Creating
Polymorphic Types
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Method
Overriding
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The new
and override Keywords
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Accessing
Base Class Members
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Interfaces
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Extending
Interfaces
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The as
and is Operators
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Interfaces
vs. Abstract Classes
Section
3 - Stream I/O
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Files
and Directories
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Working
with Files
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Working
with Directories
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Reading
and Writing Data
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Text Files
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Binary
Files
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Buffered
Streams
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Asynchronous
I/O
Section
4 - Delegates and Events
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Delegates
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Type-safe
Function Pointers
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The delegate
Keyword
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Static
and Instance Methods
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Callback
Elements
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Events
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Publish-Subscribe
Pattern
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The event
Keyword
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Delegate
Fields and Properties
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Event
Properties
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Event
Handlers
Section
5 - Attributes and Reflection
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Intrinsic
Attributes
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Attribute
Targets
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Applying
Attributes
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Custom
Attributes
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Creating
Attributes
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Using
Attributes
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Reflection
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Viewing
Metadata
-
Type Discovery
-
Dynamic
Invocation
Section
6 - Assemblies and Modules
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Organization
-
Versioning
-
PE Files
-
Metadata
-
Manifests
-
Creating
Assemblies
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Private
Assemblies
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Shared
Assemblies
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Multi-Module
Assemblies
-
Configuration
Files
Section
7 - AppDomains, Contexts, Marshalling
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Application
Domains
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Creating
an AppDomain
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Friendly
Names
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Global
Exception Handler
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Working
with Threads
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Contexts
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Context-Bound
Objects
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Context-Agile
Objects
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Marshalling
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Marshall
by Value
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Marshall
by Reference
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Transparent
Proxies
-
Non-remotable
Objects
-
Wrapped
Objects
Section
8 - Win 32/COM Interoperability
-
The .NET
Approach
-
Common
Language RunTime Support
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Purpose
and Portability Restrictions
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Managed
and Unmanaged Code
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Working
with COM
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Importing
COM Components to .NET
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Exporting
.NET Components to COM
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Managed
Code to COM Components
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Working
with Win32
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Calling
Win32 API Methods
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Managed
Code to native DLL's
-
C++ Managed
Extensions
-
Unmanaged
Code
Appendix
Bibliography
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