Course Details

Course Sylabus

1.     Basic package for net frame work
2.     Structure and basic implementation
3.     Advantages
4.     Compare with other object oriented applications
5.     New implementation for net frame work
6.     Common feature for net frame work
7.     Basic of vb.net
8.     Advantages for vb.net
9.     Application development for .net
10.     Vb.net specification
11.     New feature for vb.net compare to oldest frame work
12.     Real object oriented
13.     Principle of object oriented programming
14.     Class and object specification
15.     Vb.net data type
16.     Operators
17.     Constraints
18.     Expression in vb.net
19.     Option statement
20.     Type casting in vb.net
21.     Control statement for .net
22.     Branching statement
23.     Looping statement
24.     Jumping statement
25.     More controls for looping
26.     Working with vb.net programming
27.     Difference between function and procedure
28.     Basic of function
29.     Basic of procedure
30.     Function declaration
31.     Procedure programming
32.     Working with function and procedure
33.     Call by value (BYVAL)
34.     Call by reference (BYREF)
35.     Working with access modifiers
36.     Modifiers specification
37.     Life time and scope
38.     Modifiers programming
39.     Basic of error
40.     About exception handling
41.     Keys and blocks for exception handling
42.     Class for exception and super class
43.     Implement finally
44.     Creating and initializing array
45.     Array implement with function and procedure
46.     Working single and multi dimensional array
47.     Define structure
48.     Access structure member and implement
49.     Compare class to structure
50.     Basic of constructor
51.     Compare to function
52.     Constructor declaration
53.     Define destructor
54.     Memory management
55.     Type of inheritance
56.     Working with inheritance
57.     About abstract
58.     Abstract class
59.     Abstract methods
60.     Abstract application
61.     MUSTINHERITE
62.     MUSTOVERRIDE
63.     OVERRIDES
64.     About final class
65.     NOT OVERRIDABLE
66.     About polymorphism
67.     About overloading and overriding
68.     MUSTOVERRIDE
69.     MYBASE
70.     MYCLASS
71.     SHADOWS
72.     OVERRIDES
73.     About multithreading
74.     Multithreading with vb.net
75.     Synchronization process
76.     Memory management
77.     Finalize and dispose methods
78.     Sleep process
79.     Thread inter interface and class
80.     Introduction to garbage collector
81.     Implement garbage collector
82.     INTRODUCTION TO INTERFACE
83.     About interface
84.     Inter face declaration
85.     Interface with method declaration
86.     About name space
87.     About collection
88.     Strongly typed collection
89.     Name space declaration
90.     Calling name space
91.     Name space class and method implementation
92.     About vb.net window programming
93.     Vb.net IDE specification
94.     IDE configuration
95.     About common GUI controls
96.     About advance GUI controls
97.     Printing controls
98.     Dialog controls
99.     Timer controls
100.     Background controls
101.     Crystal report controls
102.     Database controls
103.     Container controls
104.     Layout controls
105.     Image controls
106.     Menu controls
107.     Power pack controls
108.     About MDI specification
109.     MDI with tool bar and menu bar
110.     Key event
111.     Mouse event
112.     Button event
113.     Check box event
114.     Radio button event
115.     Scrolling event
116.     Progress bar event
117.     Focus event
118.     Controls event
119.     Drag and scroll event
120.     About ADO
121.     About ADO controls
122.     Customize ADO controls
123.     Data provider
124.     Data grid
125.     ADO.net architecture
126.     About ODBC
127.     About OLE DB
128.     ADO.net class and interfaces
129.     Working with database statement
130.     SQL specification
131.     Implement for SQL statement
132.     Customizing data table