Course Overview
This hands-on course continues from COMP 2614 and prepares those who are already C# programmers for advanced C# application development. Students who also have HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and jQuery will build on their C# experience to create Enterprise level desktop and N-Tier software applications. Participants learn various software architectural patterns including "designing applications with the Service Oriented Architecture" and "Scaling applications with Microservices and NServiceBUS 6". Topics include: A review of ADO.NET and then a focus on Entity Framework (Code First, Model First, and Database First), Repository Pattern, Object Serialization and Deserialization, Discussions include: Services (WCF, WEB API, and Microservices), Asynchronous Programming with async/await, C# Design Pattern Strategies, Dependency Injection and MEF. Labs and assignments reinforce best practices in the use of architectural patterns. Students may also be interested in COMP 3973- ASP.NET Core MVC. Upon successful completion, participants will be able to create commercial quality software applications using the latest Microsoft technologies.
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Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, the student will be able to:
- Create UI with HTML5, CSS3 and Bootstrap.
- Use ADO.NET and then Entity Framework to create Database First, Model First, Code First Designs.
- Implement Repository Pattern.
- Serialize and Deserialize Objects in .NET Framework.
- Create, Host and Test .NET Services (WCF, WEB API, and Microservices with NServiceBUS 6).
- Consume .NET Services by using various tools.
- Design Multi-Threaded Applications.
- Use async/await.
- Create Dependency Injection Container.
- Use C# Design Patterns to write high quality code.
- Design line of business line applications.
- Deploy advanced C# software applications.
Effective as of Fall 2018
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