MM .NET
Hands-On Workshop
This hands-on in-depth workshop takes you through the complete process of
designing and building fully functioning MM .NET applications. You will
learn best practices and advanced techniques as you take a system
specification, create a business object model (including business
processes and workflow), write unit tests then create a robust Windows and Web front end for the application.
This hands-on class is
taught by
Kevin McNeish, Microsoft .NET MVP,
INETA Speaker and Chief Architect of MM .NET.
If
You Can't Attend the Class--Just Purchase the Recording
We are using Camtasia to create
high-quality recordings of the entire training class. Even if you can't
attend the live class, if you sign up for the class you will still get
the full recording which you can review at your leisure. Students who
sign up for the class but do not attend are free to attend another one
of our on-line regular MM .NET classes any
time in the future.
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Section 1
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Description |
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Creating
a Business Object Model
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In this
section of the class you take a software specification and create
business objects that represent the static structure of classes in
the application and assign them attributes and responsibilities. You
will also define business rules to enforce constraints specified in
the specification. You will examine the use of class diagrams as
well as Visual Studio Domain-Specific Language Tools for generating
your business objects and data access layer. you will also see how
to best work with different "shapes" of data. |
Section
2
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Description |
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Creating Business
Processes |
You will
use Windows Workflow Foundation to create a workflow diagram
containing reusable activities that call the services of business
objects. As required by the process, you will continue to extend and
enhance business objects to carry out responsibilities required by
the business process. |
Section 3
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Description |
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Unit Testing |
In this section of
the class you will write unit tests that will ensure your business
objects, data access layer and workflow activities are functioning
properly outside the context of a user interface. You will learn
about the test-first approach as well the creating unit tests on
existing code. |
Section 4
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Description |
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Creating a
Real-World Windows User Interface |
In this section of
the class you create a Windows front end for the application.
Students have the option to choose between creating a Windows Forms
or Windows Presentation Foundation front end. You will learn best
practices for integrating business objects and business processes
with a Windows UI. |
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Section
5 |
Description |
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Creating
Real-World Web User
Interfaces |
This
class section
provides an in-depth look at building
a Web front ends
for your application. This includes
information on programming in the stateless environment of the Web
as well as using MM .NET business objects
and entity objects in your Web applications.
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Benefits
Schedule
The class runs from 9am-5pm each day with one hour
for lunch which is included in the price of the class
Cost
The cost for the class is $1199 per student, but if you
take advantage of our early-bird specials you get
the early bird price of $999 per student.
If you simply want to purchase the recordings without
attending the class, the cost is $799.
When
ordering the class recording on line, just enter RECORDING ONLY in the
Training Location box.
For more information
or to ask any questions, send an e-mail to
oakleaf@oakleafsd.com
or call 434-979-2417
Register Now!
Last Updated:
May 14, 2008 |
