Course Outline

Introduction

Integrated Development Environment (IDE)

  • Overview of Visual Studio for government
  • Creating a project in Visual Studio for government
  • Compiling and debugging applications for government

Microsoft .NET Framework

  • Introduction to .NET for government
  • Common Language Runtime (CLR) and garbage collection for government
  • Differences between DLL and EXE files for government
  • Technologies within the .NET framework for government

Foundations of Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF)

  • History of WPF for government
  • MVVM design pattern for government applications
  • Comparing WPF with Windows Forms for government use
  • Differences between versions of WPF for government

In-Depth and Practical Application of WPF

  • WPF project structure for government projects
  • XAML, layout, and dependency properties for government applications
  • Commands and resources in WPF for government
  • Handling events in WPF for government
  • Styles and behaviors in WPF for government
  • Data binding and data streams in WPF for government

Data Flow Management in WPF

  • Data modeling techniques in WPF for government
  • Database access methods for government applications
  • Language Integrated Query (LINQ) for government use
  • Entity Framework for data management in government projects
  • Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations in WPF for government
  • Data validation strategies for government applications

WPF Controls and Customization

  • Review of standard controls for government use
  • Extended toolkit for WPF for government projects
  • User controls and custom controls in WPF for government
  • Templates for consistent user interfaces in government applications

Advanced Topics in WPF

  • Asynchronous and parallel operations for efficient government applications
  • Inversion of Control (IoC) principles for government development
  • Unity and PRISM frameworks for modular government applications

Real-World Application Development

  • Designing a system architecture for government projects
  • Data modeling for government-specific requirements
  • Implementation of WPF applications for government use
  • Testing and quality assurance for government applications

Summary and Next Steps for Government Projects

Requirements

  • Understanding of fundamental software development terminology
  • Proficiency with Visual Studio and C#

Audience for Government

  • Software developers
  • Programmers
  • Technical team leaders
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