Applying Object Oriented Concepts - .NET 101

This course is the first step in becoming a web developer using .NET technologies. Applying Object Oriented Concepts is a 4 day course that provides students the opportunity to apply basic object-oriented design principles in a hands-on environment using Visual Basic .NET and C# .NET programming.

This course is part one of a three part series that makes up Cardinal Solutions .NET Academy.

Who should attend?

Mainframe or client-server developers who have little or no previous .NET/OO experience and are interested in learning how to support and develop .NET applications.

After completing the course, learners will be able to:

Understand and use VB.NET and C#.NET programming syntax, data types and built-in language features
Understand .NET technology and use Visual Studio.NET
Incorporate .NET framework classes into development
Create new .NET classes
Declare and create primitive and reference types
Understand basic object-oriented design and programming concepts
Use classroom exercises to apply the OO concepts of Abstraction, Polymorphism, Inheritance, and Encapsulation
Develop several new VB.NET and C#.NET programs
Review and debug VB.NET and C#.NET programs

Prerequisites

None

Materials Provided

“Professional VB.NET, 2nd Edition" by Wrox Publishing, course manual and lab workbook

Enrollment Details

Course Number: DN101
Course Length: 4 days (9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.)

Locations: Cincinnati, Columbus, Charlotte, On-site

For further course descriptions and enrollment information contact our training department ph: 513-984-6700