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These prerequisites are set to ensure that all participants can fully benefit from the course's content and pace. If you have these foundations, you will be well-prepared to successfully engage with the advanced topics covered in this training.
The Object-Oriented Programming in C# course is designed for experienced developers needing a deep dive into C# and .NET fundamentals.
Target Audience and Job Roles for the Course:
Introduction to Learning Outcomes: Gain mastery over C# and .NET programming, including advanced concepts like multi-threading, GUI programming with Windows Forms, and understanding of .NET Core’s architecture and libraries.
List of Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
Visual Studio 2022 is a powerful integrated development environment (IDE) from Microsoft that supports multiple programming languages, including C#. It is particularly adept at handling object-oriented programming (OOP) with C#, a method that structures software design around data, or objects, rather than functions and logic. This IDE facilitates C# OOP by providing tools and features like IntelliSense, debugging, and code navigation that help developers efficiently implement OOP concepts in C#, such as encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism, enhancing code readability and reusability. Visual Studio 2022 is ideal for building robust, scalable applications using C# and object-oriented concepts.
.NET 6 is a framework developed by Microsoft for building applications across multiple platforms, improving on earlier versions by enhancing performance and reducing resource consumption. It supports C#, a popular programming language, emphasizing object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts. These OOP concepts in C# utilize classes and objects to create reusable, maintainable code. .NET 6 makes it easier for developers to apply these principles to build robust software applications efficiently, ensuring compatibility with Windows, Linux, and macOS. This version significantly improves development workflows and cloud integration, offering streamlined tools for modern software development.
.NET Core is an open-source framework developed by Microsoft, that allows developers to build and run software applications across multiple platforms, such as Windows, Linux, and macOS. It supports C#, a popular programming language known for its object-oriented programming (OOP) capabilities, which use concepts like classes, objects, inheritance, and encapsulation to create modular, reusable code. This framework is highly efficient and flexible, enabling the development of high-performance applications for the web, desktop, and cloud.
GUI programs using Windows Forms allow developers to create graphical user interfaces for applications on the Windows operating system. Using C#, a popular programming language, developers can use object-oriented programming concepts to construct the layout and functions of an application. Key elements like buttons, text boxes, and menus are dragged onto a form, making the design process visual and intuitive. By adhering to object-oriented programming principles, these applications become scalable, reusable, and manageable, allowing for more structured and efficient coding practices, ultimately leading to robust and user-friendly software.
.NET architecture is a software framework developed by Microsoft that facilitates the development and execution of applications across multiple platforms. It includes libraries for common programming tasks and a runtime, called CLR (Common Language Runtime), which manages execution and provides services like memory management. .NET supports multiple programming languages; among them, C# is prominent for implementing OOP (Object Oriented Programming) concepts. C# OOP uses classes and objects to create modular, reusable code that models real-life scenarios, embodying key principles like encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism, making it efficient for developers to build robust applications.
Memory management is a critical process in computing where the system handles and allocates memory resources to different applications and processes effectively. This ensures that software runs smoothly and efficiently by allocating memory when needed and freeing it when it's no longer required. Proper memory management prevents issues like memory leaks, where programs consume increasing amounts of memory over time, leading to slower performance or even system crashes. Efficient memory management is essential for maximizing system performance, allowing programs to operate within their designated memory without interfering with one another.
The Object-Oriented Programming in C# course is designed for experienced developers needing a deep dive into C# and .NET fundamentals.
Target Audience and Job Roles for the Course:
Introduction to Learning Outcomes: Gain mastery over C# and .NET programming, including advanced concepts like multi-threading, GUI programming with Windows Forms, and understanding of .NET Core’s architecture and libraries.
List of Learning Objectives and Outcomes:
