This document outlines the topics covered in an advanced C# course, including: 1. The .NET framework and how the CLR works, along with assemblies, attributes, and reflection. 2. XML manipulation and ADO.NET from basic to advanced concepts like transactions, triggers, and stored procedures. 3. Deployment of projects, multithreading fundamentals and techniques, memory management, pointers and unsafe code. 4. Network application programming using sockets, including client-server models, socket concepts, sequential and multithreaded servers, and examples like an FTP server and chat server.

1. Advance C# Course By Mohammad Alyan
Course Index :
1- Introduction to .NET Framework and How CLR Works.
a. Assemblies (EXE ,DLL) How it
b. Attributes (meta Data).
c. Reflection .NET
2- XML Manipulation .
3- ADO.NET From Novice to Professional
a. History of ADO.NET and old Techniques to Data Base Manipulation.
b. Examples for All SqL statements in C#
c. Advance Concepts in DB (Such as Transaction ,Trigger and Stored Procedures)
4- How To Publish your project (Deployment)
5- Multithreading From Novice To Professional
a. OS and Process Concepts.
b. Delegates.
c. All Operation at the Thread (start,stop,pause,resume).
d. Threads Synchronization Concepts.
e. Threads Synchronization implementation Techniques:
i. Using Lock.
ii. Atomic Operations
iii. Semaphore .
iv. Mutex.
v. Monitor.
f. Deadlock How it happen and How To Avoid Deadlock in Multithreading
Applications.
g. Parallel Programming Examples
h. Thread Pools Concepts and Example.
6- Memory management and Pointers in C# (unsafe Code)
a. Reference Type Vs Value Type .
b. Heap Vs Stack
c. Garbage Collector .
d. Release unmanaged Resources (such as Opened Files , DB Connections)
e. How To write unsafe Code in C#.
7- Network Applications Programming With Sockets.
a. Networking Applications Models.
i. Client Server Model.
b. Socket Concepts .
c. Sequential Server.
d. Multithreaded Servers.
e. Resources Management

2. i. Thread Pool
ii. Concepts for Asynchronous Programming Technique.
f. FTP Server .
g. Chat Server.
8- introduction to Linq may be !