About this Course

VB.NET is one of the two most popular languages for writing .NET applications, and a logical choice if your developers already know VB6.

VB.NET is the first fully object-oriented programming (OOP) version of Visual Basic, and as such, supports OOP concepts such as abstraction,inheritance, polymorphism, and aggregation

This course presents basic programming and teaches the essential concepts of VisualBasic.net (VB.NET).

As an introduction to VB.NET, students will see the basic uses of the programming language, its similarities to the English language (and others), and its flexibility as a programming language. The course helps participants understand the processes involved in software development and object-oriented programming.

This is an introductory course that could lead to careers such as software engineer, developer, or game designer.

The course participants will also complete a series of hands-on projects covering built in data types, operators, control structures, classes, and objects.

The objective of this course is to provide students with an understanding about VB.Net. For this course the student should familiar with the computer. This course presents basic programming and teaches the essential concepts of VisualBasic.net (VB.NET). As an introduction to VB.NET, students will see the basic uses of the programming language, its similarities to the English language (and others), and its flexibility as a programming language. The course helps participants understand the processes involved in software development and object-oriented programming. This is an introductory course that could lead to careers such as software engineer, developer, or game designer. The course participants will also complete a series of hands-on projects covering built in data types, operators, control structures, classes, and objects.(A Project Work will gives students more fundamentals in VB Programming)

COURSE CONTENT:

Module 1: Introduction to .Net Framework 3.5

♦ Architecture of .Net 3.5

♦ Benefits of .Net framework

♦ Installing Visual Studio 2008

♦ Visual Studio 2008 IDE

Module 2: Getting started with Visual Basic 2008

♦ New features In Visual Basic 2008

♦ Keywords

♦ Operators

♦ Data Types

♦ Selection statement

♦ Iteration statements

♦ Arrays Basic

Module 3: Understanding Object Oriented Concept

♦ Class and Object

♦ Encapsulation

♦ Inheritance

♦ Implementing Polymorphism

♦ Structures

♦ Working with Properties

♦ Interface

♦ Namespace

Module 4: Working with Windows forms

♦ Visual Basic 2008 Windows Form Application

♦ Working with Multiple forms

♦ Message Box

♦ Input Box

♦ Dialog Boxes.

Module 5: Working with Windows controls

♦ The Label Control

♦ The Textbox Control

♦ The Button Control

♦ The Progress bar and Timer Controls

♦ The Radio Button Control

Module 6: Introduction to Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)

♦  Architecture of WPF 3.5

♦ Type of WPF applications

♦ Designer & XAML

♦ Common controls in WPF

♦ Resources and Styles in WPF

Module 7: Windows Workflow Foundation

♦ Introduction to workflow

♦ Workflow principle

♦ Components in Workflow Foundation

♦ Deploying a Workflow application

♦ Conditions in Workflow

Module 8: Working with ADO.Net

♦ ADO.Net

♦ Classes in ADO.Net

♦ Type of binding in Windows form

♦ Data binding in WPF applications

Module 9: Working with LINQ

♦ Introduction to LINQ

♦ LINQ queries

♦ Standard Query operations in LINQ

♦ LINQ to Dataset

♦ LINQ to SQL

♦ Anonymous types

♦ Lambda Expression

Module 10: Deploying a VB.Net Application

♦ Deployment using windows installer

♦ Deploying application using Clickonce

Module 11: Web Service and WCF services

♦ Introduction to Web Service and WCF

♦ Using a Web Service

♦ Using a WCF Service

Duration : 40hrs

Entry Requirement : Basic Computer Knowledge