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State of the Market

• Migrating and upgrading applications from the client server to the emerging service oriented architecture standard.

• Transitioning from older versions of Microsoft development platforms to .NET and Java.

• Explanation of the protocols serving as the foundation of web services and its utilization with .NET and Java.

• Interoperability and trade-offs between .NET and Java and identification of pitfalls in application development.

• code, compile, and link C programs.
• work with operators and expressions.
• utilize a wide variety of C functions. develop standalone functions.
• utilize a variety of data types and constants. use, define, and manages screen and file I/O.
• write programs which use loop control, simple/compound statements, and conditional testing. use aggregate data types: arrays, multi dimensional arrays and structures.
• appreciate storage classes and their advantages and disadvantages.
• use pointer processing and pointer variables.
• pass arrays and structures. work with standard and random I/O.

• code and use typedefs.
• understand and code enum sets.
• improve memory utilization and access parts of fields with a union
• code and use bit fields.
• use pointer and strings.
• know the precedence rules of the indirection operator.
• use pointers with strings, structures and arrays.
• code complex character manipulation routines.
• access parameters passed by the operating system.
• parse the command line.
• parse and search the environment variables.
• create and manipulate a sparse array.
• code mem family of functions for buffer manipulation.
• write routines for complex string manipulation.
• create and use random access files.
• emulate a simple indexed file.
• use and understand a stack, queue, and link list.
• code for dynamic arrays.
• code dynamic memory allocation routines.

• configure and use the tools and environment for C++ program.
• create and use variables and constants.
• use C++ flow control statements.
• create and use functions.
• create and use pointers.
• work with class and objects.

• code windows programs.
• debug programs with the interactive debuggers and trace options.
• code a number of GUI objects including Property Sheets and other Common controls.
• implement the MFC architecture
• modify and customize templates.

• write, compile, and execute custom Java applets.
• create web applications using Java run-time class libraries.
• utilize Java's classes for building OOPs.
• develop platform-independent graphical user interfaces.
• implement Java's security safeguards.

• develop platform independent graphical interfaces: GUIs.
• use and distribute objects and sockets.
• implement efficient I/O coding techniques.
• develop database applications using JDBC.

• use event driven programming.
• implement input/output programming.
• apply modular programming.
• code form controls.

• implement validation controls.
• code data list controls.
• apply saving state with the statebag object.

• use event driven programming.
• implement input/output programming.
• apply modular programming.
• code form controls.

• implement validation controls.
• code data list controls.
• apply saving state with the statebag object.

• develop message queues.
• manipulate XML data.
• display database data.
• access data with ADO.NET.

• apply elements of the .NET Framework.
• appreciate and use the new version of Visual Basic.
• utilize the structure of a Visual Basic .NET project and the features of the integrated development environment: IDE.
• deploy various types of Visual Basic .NET-based applications.
• prepare existing Visual Basic-based applications for upgrade to Visual Basic .NET.

• use connected and disconnected ADO.NET.
• code for XML input/output.
• code a web service.

• create functional specifications.
• design and develop user interfaces.
• create and test prototypes.
• write Windows Forms applications.
• deploy applications.

• implement .NET framework concepts.
• adapt Object Oriented Programming concept.
• use .NET collections and interfaces.
• access data with ADO.NET.
• create multithread applications.
• create and manage web services.

• appreciate the purpose and functionality of the .NET framework.
• create different types of applications; windows, console, and library.
• create and use forms controls to display GUI applications.
• manipulate data with ADO.NET.
• navigate through the components of the Visual Studio.NET environment.
• debug sample application using Visual Studio.NET tools.

• design desktop applications.
• utilize the Crystal Reports viewer.
• manage user interfaces.
• construct XML web services.
• export reports to PDF, Word, and Excel formats.

• use ADO for connecting to a database.
• use ADO in applications.
• work with bound and unbound controls.
• use XML data.
• work with untyped datasets.
• use Crystal Reports to develop reports.
• use data commands.
• use server explorer.
• develop and use database classes.

• implement a web service consumer.
• implement a web service using Visual Studio .NET.
• publish and deploy a web Service.
• secure a web service.

• apply patterns to .NET environment.
• apply design patterns.
• design internal interfaces.
• design and manage views.
• save and restore state.
• reverse engineer OO systems.

• create and maintain object-oriented programs.
• use .NET XML web services.
• use XMLTextReader class.
• build .NET XML web services.
• Implement security in.NET web services.

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