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Programming - C#
OVERVIEW

This course will provide you with a clear understanding of object-oriented programming concepts and skills using C#, which can be applied to modern software development methodologies. Using the tools provided by the Microsoft .NET Framework, you will design desktop and web applications by using C# and .NET library. You will also develop knowledge and skills in the areas of C# and design patterns. This course, which targets both beginners and experienced programmers looking to update their skills, prepares professionals for official Microsoft certifications.

Instructor led

COURSE OUTLINE

Programming - C#

Introdution to programming
Concept of pseudocode
Problems and approach to solutions
Demonstrate logic through example

Components of .Net framework
C# libraries
Execute a C# technology application

Getting familiar with IDE
Explore Visual Studio
Execute application in IDE
Compiling and Debugging

Primitive data types
Variable declaration and usage
Arrays, structs and enumerations

Sequential processing
Decision making
Control flow
Methods and loops

Lists and dictionary
Stack and queue
Hash table

Class and object creation in C#
Constructors and methods
Oops concepts
Access modifiers
Static concept in C#

Working with files
Different exceptions

Introduction to events
Working with delegates
Abstract classes

Singleton pattern
Factory pattern
Other patterns

SKILLS ACQUIRED

ELIGIBILITY AND REQUIREMENTS

This is an entry-level course, but it assumes that learners have the following:

General IT knowledge
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office and Internet browsers
High school diploma

Microsoft 70-483 certification - Programming in C#

INSTRUCTOR SPOTLIGHT

CALENDAR

— F.A.Q —

To register for a course, you can either call us or enter your request online and our administrative staff will call you with steps to register.
Montreal College offers a new session every four months, i.e., in October (fall session), February (winter session) and June (summer session). Students are encouraged to register at least 2 to 16 weeks in advance. Please note that many programs fill up before the registration deadline.
You can find most of the scheduling and pricing information on our website, or you can call our office for assistance.
Definitely. Please feel free to contact our office, we will be more than happy to work with you to meet your training needs.