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MS2562 - Getting Started with Visual Studio 2005 for VB 6 Developers

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This course provides students with the knowledge and skills to develop simple Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Framework applications. The course shows students how easy it is to develop applications by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 and .NET Framework version 2.0. The course focuses on the comparison between performing a task in Visual Basic 6.0 and Visual Basic .NET, including code samples, integrated development environment IDE issues, deployment options, and language structures.

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This class is available as a self-learning class also. Please contact LRS Education for more information about E-Learning.

Prerequisites

Students must have at least 2-3 years' development experience with Visual Basic 6.0.

Detailed Class Syllabus

Building Solutions Using the Visual Studio 2005 IDE

Overview of Application Development in Visual Studio 2005

Creating a New Project

Using the Visual Studio 2005 IDE Features

Building and Debugging a Solution

Lab: Building Solutions Using the Visual Studio 2005 IDE

Introduction to Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Architecture

Introduction to the .NET Framework Runtime Environment

Using the .NET Framework Classes and Namespaces

Writing Basic Code in Visual Basic 2005

Using Variables

Using Decision and Loop Structures

Using Arrays and Collections

Performing Error Handling in Visual Basic 2005

Lab: Writing Basic Code in Visual Basic 2005

Working with Classes and Objects in Visual Basic 2005

Building Classes

Managing the Life Cycle of an Object

Inheritance in Visual Basic 2005

Lab: Working with Classes and Objects in Visual Basic 2005

Deploying Microsoft .NET Framework Applications

Deploying the .NET Framework

Creating Deployment Projects

Managing Deployed Applications

Using Shared Assemblies

Lab: Deploying Microsoft .NET Framework Applications