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This course provides students with hands on experience using Visual Studio to create dynamic Windows Presentation Foundation applications using C#. (see full course description)

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Windows Presentation Foundation Programming Using C#

This course provides students with hands on experience using Visual Studio to create Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications using C#. The class provides a thorough introduction to the C# programming language, including coverage of the essentials of the C# programming language, built in data types, operators, control structures, classes and methods, collections and exception handling.

Students then learn how to leverage the power of the .NET Framework to build WPF applications. Students learn the basics of XAML and how to use it to describe the appearance and behavior of WPF user interfaces. Students also learn how to use XAML resources to manage styles, triggers and control templates.

Students learn how use a variety of WPF controls to interact with users and manage data in multi-form applications. Students explore how to leverage the power of XAML data binding. Students also learn the basics of working with audio and images, as well as performing simple animations.

Other topics include: debugging techniques; building menus, toolbars and status bars; using the ribbon control; reading and writing files; and deploying WPF applications. Comprehensive labs and exercises provide the students with extensive experience creating and debugging WPF applications.

Introduction to .NET Overview of the .NET Framework How .NET is Different from Traditional Programming Common Language Runtime (CLR) Common Language Specification (CLS) Common Type System (CTS) .NET Assemblies Microsoft Intermediate Language (CIL) .NET Namespaces .NET Framework Class Library	Introduction to Visual Studio Creating a Project Using the Code Editor Correcting Syntax Errors Setting Project Properties Adding References Compiling a Program Running a Program Debugging a Program Using the MSDN (Help)
Language Fundamentals C# Program Structure Defining Namespaces Understanding C# Data Types Defining Variables and Constants Comparing Value Types vs. Reference Types Working with Operators and Expressions Performing Type Conversions Using Console I/O Formatting Numbers, Date and Times	Conditionals and Looping if/else switch while and do/while for foreach
Methods and Parameters Defining Static and Instance Methods Passing Parameters by value and by reference Overloading Methods Using Variable Length Parameter Lists	Exception Handling What are Exceptions? .NET Exception Hierarchy Catching Exceptions Throwing Exceptions Managing Resources with Finally
Collections Defining and Using Arrays Understanding System.Array .NET Collections vs Generic Collections Working with Lists Working with Dictionaries Using LINQ to Objects	Object-Oriented Programming Overview of Object-Oriented Programming Building Classes Defining Properties Using Auto-Implemented Properties Defining Methods Understanding Constructors Extending .NET Classes via Inheritance Defining and Implementing Interfaces Understanding the Role of Interfaces in .NET
WPF Applications WPF Applications Types of WPF Applications Structure of WPF Applications Using the WPF Designer Setting Properties Handling Events Using the MessageBox Class Passing Command-Line Arguments Handling Application Lifetime Events	Working with XAML XAML vs. BAML Understanding XAML Markup XAML Elements XAML Namespaces Creating Objects using XAML Working with Resources Handling Events in XAML Working with Resources Defining and Using Styles
WPF User Interface Basics WPF Control Hierarchy Common Properties, Methods and Events Dependency Properties Configuring a Window's Properties Adding Controls Controlling the UI's Appearance Managing Size Managing Position Managing Alignment Managing Visibility Using Fonts Working with Transformations Scale Transformations Rotation Transformations Skew Transformations	Using XAML Layout Elements Overview of Layout Elements Using the Canvas Using the StackPanel Using the WrapPanel Using the Grid Using the UniformGrid Using the DockPanel Using the ViewBox Adding Scrolling Capabilities
Using WPF Controls Working with WPF Controls Using Text Controls Using Button Controls Using Selection Controls Using List Controls Using Container Controls Working with Routed Events	Working with Styles, Triggers and Control Templates Using Styles Working with Triggers and Multi-Triggers Using Control Templates
Working with WPF Windows Understanding Modal vs Modeless Displaying a Window Modally Retrieving Data from Modal Windows Creating Owned Windows Displaying a Window Modelessly Working with Data in Modeless Windows Using Common Dialogs Creating Irregularly Shaped Windows	Working with Menus, Toolbars and Status Bars Working with Menus Working with Toolbars Working with Status Bars Working with the Ribbon
Working with Multimedia Working with Sound Working with Images Working with Video	Graphics and Animations Working with Shapes Working with Brushes Using Solid Brushes Using Gradient Brushes Building Simple Animations
Working with Data Binding Overview of Data Binding Binding to Control Properties Binding to Data Sources Binding to a List Binding to an ADO.NET Object Binding to an Object Binding to XML Sorting and Filtering Data Using Value Converters Working with Change Notifications	Commands and MVVM Understanding Commands Creating Commands Associating Command with a Command Source Binding Command to Command Handlers The MVVM Design Pattern
Deploying WPF Applications Understanding Deployment Options Configuring an Application for Deployment Using XCOPY Deployment Using Installers Using Click-Once Deployment

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This course provides students with hands on experience using Visual Studio to create dynamic Windows Presentation Foundation applications using C#. (see full course description)

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