.NET Framework is a Microsoft product that operates primarily on Windows, featuring a vast class library (FCL) and enabling language interoperability across multiple programming languages. It runs applications in a managed environment via the Common Language Runtime (CLR), which offers essential services such as security and memory management. The document outlines various components of .NET development, including Visual Studio, C#, Windows applications, data access, and web development with ASP.NET.

1. DOTNET
.NET Framework (claimed spot net) is a product system grew
by Microsoft that runs fundamentally on Microsoft Windows.
It incorporates an expansive class library known as
Framework Class Library (FCL) and gives dialect
interoperability (every dialect can utilize code written in
different dialects) over a few programming dialects. Projects
composed for .NET Framework execute in a product domain
(as differentiated to equipment environment), known as
Common Language Runtime (CLR), an application virtual
machine that gives administrations, for example, security,
memory administration, and special case taking care of. FCL
and CLR together constitute .NET Framework.
SYLLABUS
Visual Studio.Net Framework & C# Language
Why .Net & What is .Net ?
Introduction to .Net Framework
Overview of Visual Studio 2008
Introduction to C# Programming Language
Introduction to C#.Net Programming Fundamentals
Working with Object Oriented Programming

2. Understanding Collections & Generics
Understanding .Net Assemblies
Working with Files & Folders
Serialization
Windows Application Development using Visual Studio.Net
Programming Windows Forms
Configuring Standard Controls
Building Menus
Working with DataBound Controls
User Assistance & Usability
Dialog Boxes & Forms Inheritance
Printing & Reports
Working with MDI Application
Customizing Forms & Controls
Drag & Drop Operations
Reflection
Threading
Application Domains
Windows Services
Remoting
Data Access Applications using Visual Studio.Net
Introduction to ADO.Net
Introduction to Transact SQL Programming
Connected & Disconnected Architecture
Working with ADO.Net Commands
Working with ADO.Net Datasets
Working with ADO.Net Transactions
Introduction to LINQ
Working with LINQ to Classes
Working with LINQ to Objects
Working with LINQ to SQL
Working with ADO.Net Entity Framework
Synchronization Services
Web Applications Development using Visual Studio.Net
Overview of ASP.Net Framework
Working with Page Object Model
Working with ASP.Net Server Controls
Validation for ASP.Net Pages
State Management in ASP.Net
Introduction to ADO.Net Commands & Datasets

3. Data Binding in ASP.Net
Working with XML in ASP.Net
Caching
Modules & Handlers in ASP.Net
Configuration & Instrumentation
ASP.Net Security
ASP.Net Ajax
Working with Customs Controls in ASP.Net
Working with Webparts in ASP.Net
Working with Web Services in ASP.Net
Deployment