MSPRG81

DATES:

1. Introduction
   • Examine the .NET framework class and Base Class Library.
2. Object Oriented Programming in C#
   • Code a class which will retrieve all the process and threads on the computer and provide process and thread information.
3. Objects
   • Using the class from the previous lesson, code a program which will execute batch processes, monitor the programs, and kill selected processes.
4. .NET Collections and Interfaces
   • Create and use collections with Generic collections: 1- Enter in a code and a code description. 2- Reject any duplication codes using the collection.
5. Operator Overloading
   • Code a class with methods for adding the members from two different classes.
6. Delegates and Events
   • Code a simple delegate method which gets invoked based on user input.
   • Code a multicast delegate which will execute three methods with a single invocation.
7. Accessing Data using ADO.NET
   • Display a database, table, and index schema.
8. File Access using .NET
   • Code asynchronous file retrieval which during the block state will process user input.
9. Building Web Services
   • Create a web server and write a program that consumes the data; use dynamic discovery.
10. Multithreading in .NET
    • Code a program which generates multiple threads.
    • Each of the threads will be monitored, paused, and killed.
11. .NET Interoperability Services
    • Register a managed callback that calls an unmanaged function, declares a delegate with the same argument list, and passes an instance of it using PInvoke.
    • On the unmanaged side it will appear as a function pointer to be invoked.
12. Reflection and Attribute Programming
    • The Reflection API allows a C# program to inspect and manipulate itself.
    • Locate all the types in an assembly.
    • Dynamically invoke methods in an assembly.

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