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In Lesson 1 you will learn how to:
- Create a SQL Server Database
- Create a table, populate it with data and select primary key
- Create a new ASP.NET application
- Create a database connection manager
- Create the database layer within a Data Access Component
- Create a gridwiew to display the data
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In Lesson 2 you will learn how to:
- Create a new windows form application
- Create a gridview to display data (Lesson 1 skills)
- Create and configure a progress bar
- Use MethodInvoker to create delegates
- Create methods and make them thread safe using Monitor
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In Lesson 3 you will learn how to:
- Create a new windows form application
- Create a Disconnected DataSet, DataAdapter, DataSchema, DataTable and DataColumn
- Insert, Update and Delete data within the DataSet
- Save the changes made to the DataSet to the database
- Reject the changes made to the DataSet
- Filter data within the GridView
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In Lesson 4 you will learn how to:
- Improve look and feel of a Gridview using Styles, Color and Padding
- Insert data into a database using an AJAX modal popup
- Update, Delete and Filter data from a Gridview
- Implement a RequiredFieldValidator and a RegularExpressionValidator
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In Lesson 5 you will learn how to:
- Add a foreign key relationship in SQL Server
- Create a Class in C#
- Create a Stored Procedure
- Create and configure a child Gridview
- Call a method of a class
- Handle NULL exceptions
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In Lesson 6 you will learn how to:
- Create a Child Gridview
- Inherit a class
- Implement polymorphism
- Access public, private and protected variables
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In Lesson 7 you will learn how to:
- Create and implement a Delegate
- Create and implement custom event arguments and event handles
- Learn about the Stack and Heap in C# and in Managed Code
- View the Stack and Heap in the debug windows
- View values in the Call Stack
- Autos and Locals windows
- View a value type and reference type example
- View a pass by value and pass by reference example
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In Lesson 8 you will learn how to:
- Consume a WCF service from a Windows Form application
- Consume a WCF service from an ASP.NET application
- Create and configure a WCF service
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In Lesson 9 you will learn how to:
- Configure NHibernate
- Implement NHibernate using C#
- Bind the result to a dataGridView
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In Lesson 10 you will learn how to:
- Create an ASP.NET MVC project
- Configure NHibernate using a .config file
- Install and Configure jqGrid
- Modify the View and Controller.
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In Lesson 11 you will learn how to:
- Add a SubGrid to the View
- Populate SubGrid with a method from a Controller using HQL and ICriteria
- Upgrade to NHibernate version 3.0 Beta
- Change and HQL query to LINQ to NHibernate.
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In Lesson 12 you will learn how to:
- Localize a WPF application using resource files, XAML and C#
- Localize an ASP.NET application using resource files
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In Lesson 13 you will learn how to:
- Install and reference NHibernate 3.2 Beta 1
- Create a SQL Server 2008 database
- Create NHibernate entities using Mapping by Code
- Create a strongly-typed NHibernate configuration
- Use SchemaExport and SchemaValidate to create tables and relationships
- Insert and retrieve data
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In Lesson 14 you will learn how to:
- Create a SQL Server database from Visual Studio
- Create the database table using NHibernate SchemaExport
- Create a WCF which uses NHibernate
- Create a SilverLight 5.0 application
- Populate SilverLight 5.0 DataGrid
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