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A computer systems analyst is an important domain in the IT industry that manages the design, analysis, and implementation of computer systems. Most businesses and organizations rely on these professionals to keep their information systems running properly and efficiently.

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Computer systems analysts work with computer programmers, software vendors, and people using information systems to build robust software and computer networks. If you’re interested in creating and developing web and system applications, then you need to have a good hold on the Dot Net programming language. This is because Dot Net is one of the most common languages used to develop software tools and other related products. Getting yourself enrolled in Dot Net training is the first step towards building a lucrative career in this field.

At AlphaPrimeTech, we have been helping a number of aspiring candidates from Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn and Bronx, NY to obtain the right skills and knowledge with our Dot Net training. We house a team of highly qualified instructors with years of experience in the industry. They are the backbone of our campus in Manhattan, New York. We take pride in how our instructors are constantly making efforts to prepare our students for the work field. From engaging sessions to one-on-one interaction and real-time projects, these are some of the most common teaching methods used by our teachers.

We offer job placement assistance and extended on job support.

Topics Covered

We offer Dot Net training classes in NY and Long Island that covers all the important aspects of Dot Net.

C#

introduction to .NET framework
  • .NET Framework
  • OverView
  • CLR,CLS
  • MSIL
  • Assemblies
  • NameSpaces
  • NET Languages
  • Dll’s(Vs)Exe’s
Basics
  • Getting Started
  • Using Variables and Arrays
  • Methods and Parameters
  • Decision Structures and Loops
  • Handling Errors and Exceptions
object oriented programming
  • Classes, structures and enums
  • Constructors
  • Destructors
  • Properties
  • Inheritance
    • Shadowing(new methods)
    • Overriding
  • Method Overloading
  • this and base Keyword
  • Sealed classes
  • Interfaces, Abstract Classes
  • Working with Delegates
  • Designing and Implementing Events
  • Generics
  • Sealed classes and Partial classes
  • C#.NET Application Architecture
  • Solution, Projects
  • Compiling, Debugging and Running in IDE
INTRODUCTION TO GUI PROGRAMMING
  • System.Windows.Forms Assembly
  • System.Drawing
  • The Form Class
  • Win Forms
  • Visual Inheritance
  • Programming with Controls
  • User Controls

working with collections, IO

system.io
  • Readers and Writers
  • Streams
system.collections
  • Hashtable
  • ArrayList

serialization

formatters
  • Binary Serialization
  • Formatters, Binary Formatter
  • SOAP Serialization
  • XML Serialization
ado.net i:
  • Introduction
  • Architecture
  • System.Data.Dll
  • System.Data.Oledb
  • System.Data.SqlClient
  • Data Readers
  • Command Object
  • Procedure Execution (PL/SQL)
ado.net ii : data adapters and datasets
  • Data Tables
  • Data Relations
  • Data Views
assemblies
  • Strong Names
  • GAC
  • Private and Shared Assemblies
  • SFA
  • MFA
multithreading
  • Threading Introduction
  • System. Threading NameSpaces
  • Thread Members
  • Thread States
gui programming
crystal reports with .net

asp.net

asp.net
  • Basics
  • Web Programming
  • HTML, DHTML
  • JavaScript
  • IIS
  • ASP
asp.net introduction
  • Difference Between ASP and ASP.NET
  • Architecture
  • Inline Technique & Code-Behind Technique
  • Code Render Blocks
  • Server Controls
  • Page Basics, Page lifecycle
  • Post back Request
  • View State, Directives
programming with server controls
  • Html Server Controls
  • Web Server Controls
  • Basic Web Controls
  • List Controls, Data Controls
  • Adv Controls, User Controls
custom control development
themes and skins
masterpages and site navigation
ado.net programming
  • Architecture
  • DataReaders and DataSets
  • Command Object
  • Transaction Programming
  • Procedure Execution
  • Data Adapter and Data Set
  • Data Tables
  • Data Relation
  • Data Views
  • Updating Dataset
ado.net and asp.net
  • Working with Data Controls
  • GridView
    • Inserting, Updating, Deleting
    • Sorting in Data Grid
    • Paging in Data Grid
  • DataSource Controls
  • Dataset
  • DetailsView
  • FormView
  • Data List
  • Repeater Control
  • Crystal Reports

xml programming

xml
  • DTDs & XSDs
  • Parsers
  • SAX Model
  • DOM Model
  • XML Programming in .Net
  • XML Readers
  • XML Serialization
state management with asp.net
  • Context
  • View State
  • Cookie State
  • Session State
  • Session Tracking
  • Application Object
  • Session and Application Events
asp .net application tuning
  • Machine.Config&Web.Config.
  • App Setting
  • Compilation Settings
  • Custom Error Settings
  • Session State Settings
  • InProcess&OutProcessSesstion States
  • State Server & SQL Server
  • Cookieless Session State
  • Application and Global.ASAX
caching
  • Introduction to Caching
  • Types of Caching
  • Page Caching
  • Diff. between Webuser Controls & Custom Controls
  • Page fragmentation Caching
  • Data Caching
  • Data Caching – Application Object
security
  • Authentication & Authorization
  • Windows Authentications
  • Forms Authentications
  • Passport Authentications
  • Memberships
web services
  • Architecture
  • WSDL, SOAP, UDDI
  • Publishing and Consuming Web Services
  • Publishing and Consuming Web Services
  • Windows Client
  • Caching Web Services
  • Security in Web Services
webparts
  • Webpart Manager
  • Zone Types
Overview of Advanced .NET Technologies
  • ASP.NET-AJAX
  • WPF
  • WCF
  • Silverlight

WCF with C#

Introduction to WCF
  • Review the Challenges of Building Distributed Applications
  • Examine the Concept of Service Oriented Application
  • See a High Level Overview of Windows Communication Foundation
  • Build and Host your First WCF Service
Hosting and Calling WCF Services
  • Understand how to Host a WCF Service
  • Understand how Clients Communicate with Services
  • See how to Host and Call a Service using Multiple Bindings
  • See how to Configure Endpoint in Code and in Configuration Files
Bindings and Contracts
  • Understand how to Work with Bindings
  • Explore how to Create Service and Data Contracts
  • See the Implications of Modifying Service and Data Contracts
Exceptions, Diagnostics and Message Patterns
  • Learn how to Handle Exceptions in WCF Services
  • See Techniques for Diagnosing Services
  • Explore One-Way and Duplex Communication
Sessions and Transactions
  • See how to use Sessions to Maintain State in WCF Services
  • Explore Options for Controlling the Lifetime of a Service Instance
  • Learn how to Add Transactions Support to a WCF Service
WCF Security
  • Explore the Basics of WCF Security
  • See how to Authenticate Callers of a Service
  • See how to Authorize Callers Based on Roles
restful Services
  • Explore how to Build WCF Services that Support Representational State Transfer (REST)

WPF with C#

Introducing WPF
  • Understand the motivation behind WPF
  • Examine the various ‘flavors’ of WPF applications
  • Overview the services provided by WPF
  • Examine the core WPF assemblies and namespaces
  • Work with the Window and Application class types
  • Learn the syntax of XAML
  • Understand the XAML / code relationship
WPF Controls
  • Survey the core WPF control types
  • Review the WPF control programming model
  • Learn to position controls using layout managers
  • Understand the role of WPF control commands
WPF Document Controls
  • Understand the scope of the WPF documents API
  • Distinguish between fixed documents and flow documents
  • Populate a document with inline and block elements
  • Work with the WPF document APIs
WPF Graphical Rendering Services
  • Understand the scope of WPFs graphical rendering services
  • Work with the Shape types
  • Work with Brushes and Pens
  • Apply graphical transformations
  • Understand the role of geometries and drawings
  • Work with the visual programming layer
WPF Resource Management
  • Learn to manage binary resources
  • Understand the role of logical resources
  • Work with resources in XAML and procedural code
  • Work with resource dictionaries
  • Understand the resource lookup mechanism
  • Know the role of dynamic resources
  • Learn how to make use of system resources
WPF Styles
  • Learn how to define and apply WPF styles
  • Learn to limit where a style can be applied
  • Build new styles based on existing styles
  • Understand the use of triggers
WPF Animation Support
  • Understand the scope of WPF’s animation services
  • Define animations in code and XAML
  • Work with linear interpolation animations
  • Work with key-frame-based animations
  • Work with path-based animations
WPF Data Binding
  • Understand the WPF data binding mechanism
  • Bind to custom objects
WPF Templates and User Controls
  • Understand the relationship between WPF logical and visual trees
  • Learn to build custom control templates
  • Examine options for building custom controls

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Right Candidates To Become Dot Net Systems Analyst

There are several programming languages, but Dot Net is one of the top solutions to create applications and online software for Windows servers. Thus, the demand for professionals with Dot Net skills and knowledge is more. Whether you’re a beginner or looking for a career change, you can become a Dot Net systems analyst provided you’re interested in pursuing this career. No matter if you have a degree in computer science or art, you can definitely take advantage of our Dot Net training in any of our campuses in NY and Long Island.

Some of the most suitable candidates for Dot Net training include:

  • College graduates wishing to pursue a career in the IT field
  • Dot Net professionals wanting to advance their skills
  • IT professionals with little-to-no technical knowledge
  • Professionals from other fields looking for a career change

Future Of Dot Net Systems Analyst

Dot Net is likely to have a promising future. When it comes to Dot Net Core, it is an open-source technology and with each passing day, more businesses are choosing this programming language to develop their software. This is because .Net supports a number of languages such as C#, F#, and VB. Hence, there will be a need for more Dot Net systems analysts and programmers to ensure organizations run smoothly.

In fact, it is estimated that jobs for Dot Net analysts will increase by 7-10% through 2018-2028. However, on average, a .Net professional can expect a median salary of $88,740 annually. If you want to become a part of this growing and lucrative career, then get yourself registered with AlphaPrimeTech – one of the leading Dot Net training schools in NYC.

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