Course Outline

Session 1: SOLID Principles and Clean Code

  • Review of SOLID principles (Single Responsibility, Open/Closed, Liskov Substitution, Interface Segregation, Dependency Inversion) for government applications
  • Applying SOLID principles to C# code in a public sector context
  • Clean code principles and best practices for enhancing code quality in government projects
  • Refactoring techniques to improve code maintainability and readability, ensuring alignment with public sector workflows

Session 2: Developing Layered Applications

  • Understanding the layered architecture pattern for government systems
  • Implementing separation of concerns in C# applications to enhance governance and accountability
  • Designing and implementing presentation, business logic, and data access layers for robust public sector solutions
  • Dependency Injection (DI) in layered applications to support modular and maintainable code

Session 3: Generic Covariance and Contravariance

  • Exploring covariance and contravariance in C# for government applications
  • Using generic interfaces and delegates with covariance and contravariance to optimize code flexibility
  • Understanding the in and out keywords in generic type parameters for enhanced type safety
  • Practical examples and use cases of covariance and contravariance in public sector development

Session 4: LINQ and Advanced Querying

  • Review of LINQ basics for government data processing
  • Deep dive into LINQ query operators to enhance data manipulation capabilities
  • LINQ with complex data structures and custom types for efficient data management in public sector applications
  • Performance considerations and optimization techniques to ensure high-performance government solutions

Session 5: IDisposable and Managing Resources

  • Understanding the IDisposable interface and the Dispose pattern for efficient resource management in government applications
  • Implementing proper resource management and cleanup to ensure system reliability and security
  • Using the using statement and IDisposable pattern in C# to prevent resource leaks
  • Dealing with unmanaged resources and finalization for robust public sector software

Session 6: Weak Events and Memory Management

  • Weak event patterns in C# for efficient event handling in government applications
  • Preventing memory leaks with weak references to enhance application performance
  • Understanding memory management in .NET and the garbage collector for optimized public sector solutions
  • Strategies for optimizing memory usage and minimizing memory leaks in government systems

Session 7: Form Philosophy and UI Design Patterns

  • Principles of designing and organizing forms in C# applications to meet public sector user needs
  • MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) and other UI design patterns for government projects
  • Implementing data binding and commanding in WPF applications for enhanced user interaction
  • Handling user input and validation in forms to ensure data integrity and compliance with public sector standards

Session 8: Parallel Programming with Threads, Tasks, and Async/Await

  • Introduction to parallel programming concepts for government applications
  • Creating and managing threads in C# to improve application performance
  • Working with the Task Parallel Library (TPL) for parallel processing in public sector projects
  • Asynchronous programming with async and await keywords to enhance responsiveness and efficiency in government systems

Requirements

  • Participants for government are expected to possess a foundational understanding of C# programming concepts, including variables, data types, control flow, and basic object-oriented programming principles.
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