This document summarizes several .NET projects completed by Amir Naraghi during a training program. The projects include building parts of a business tier for a retail company including class libraries, creating a Windows Forms application to provide a library management interface, and improving performance by developing data access and entity layers using ADO.NET and stored procedures. The projects demonstrated skills in areas such as interfaces, serialization, data binding, validation, and exception handling.
This document outlines 5 projects for building a library management system. Project 1 involves building .NET class libraries. Project 2 creates a Windows forms frontend. Project 3 develops the business and data access tiers using LINQ and stored procedures. Project 4 adds a web frontend. Project 5 implements a WCF service for interoperability and uses security features.
The document summarizes several .NET projects completed by Alexander F Vogel including creating class libraries, a Windows forms application for a library management system, updating the system to use LINQ and web services, and developing a testing application. The projects involved designing interfaces, classes, databases and stored procedures to implement business requirements while following best practices for maintainability, validation, error handling and usability.
This document outlines several .NET projects completed by Arthur del Prado including a class library, Windows forms application, database project using ADO.NET and stored procedures, and a web application. The projects focused on object-oriented programming, Windows forms, database programming, and ASP.NET. Features included interfaces, inheritance, validation, exceptions, collections, stored procedures, LINQ, master pages, forms authentication, and partial postbacks. Additional requirements for the web application included card renewal, automatic juvenile to adult conversion, highlighting overdue books, adding new books, and navigation using hyperlinks.
This document describes a project to create a data access layer and SQL stored procedures to replace those provided in Phase 1 of a library management application. It involved developing entity classes, a data access layer using ADO.NET to call the stored procedures, and stored procedures in SQL Server to handle data validation and retrieval. This allows the business and UI layers to remain unchanged while improving flexibility and scalability in the database. Stored procedures were created to duplicate the functionality of Phase 1 and handle validation and data retrieval through calls to other stored procedures. SQL exceptions in the data access layer are checked by error state to display appropriate messages to users.
This document outlines several projects related to developing a library management system. Project 2 focuses on creating a Windows Forms front-end application for library functions like adding members and checking books in/out. Project 3 develops the data access layer and SQL stored procedures to replace those provided for Project 1. This demonstrates using ADO.NET and T-SQL to access a SQL Server database.
This was a multi-phase project in the various .NET technologies using C# and Visual Studio. This set of projects was created to support the principal functions of a lending library’s day-to-day operations. TECHNOLOGIES USED: .NET with C#; Windows Forms Programming; Regular Expressions; ADO.NET; SQL Server 2000; Transact SQL (Stored Procedures); ASP.NET; ASP.NET Security; Web Services; XML; SOAP; WSE 3.0.
The document provides an overview of 6 .NET projects focused on building various components of a library management system. Project 1 involves building parts of the business tier for a retail company. Project 2 involves developing a Windows Forms user interface for a library database. Project 3 converts the data access tier to use LINQ and modifies the business tier. Project 4 converts the user interface to a web application. Project 5 implements WCF web services for the library application. Project 6 is for a test management application. Detailed requirements and code snippets are provided for each project.
This document summarizes projects completed by Matt Willmer as part of a .NET Masters program. The projects involved building multi-tier applications using technologies like C#, ASP.NET, Windows Forms, SQL Server, and Visual Studio. Project 1 focused on learning C# features like properties and enumerators. Project 2 involved creating a Windows Forms application for a library management system. Project 3 added database functionality using LINQ to SQL. Project 4 created a web-based presentation layer for the library system using ASP.NET.
This document outlines 5 projects for building a library management system. Project 1 involves building .NET class libraries. Project 2 creates a Windows forms frontend. Project 3 develops the business and data access tiers using LINQ and stored procedures. Project 4 adds a web frontend. Project 5 implements a WCF service for interoperability and uses security features.
The document summarizes several .NET projects completed by Alexander F Vogel including creating class libraries, a Windows forms application for a library management system, updating the system to use LINQ and web services, and developing a testing application. The projects involved designing interfaces, classes, databases and stored procedures to implement business requirements while following best practices for maintainability, validation, error handling and usability.
This document outlines several .NET projects completed by Arthur del Prado including a class library, Windows forms application, database project using ADO.NET and stored procedures, and a web application. The projects focused on object-oriented programming, Windows forms, database programming, and ASP.NET. Features included interfaces, inheritance, validation, exceptions, collections, stored procedures, LINQ, master pages, forms authentication, and partial postbacks. Additional requirements for the web application included card renewal, automatic juvenile to adult conversion, highlighting overdue books, adding new books, and navigation using hyperlinks.
This document describes a project to create a data access layer and SQL stored procedures to replace those provided in Phase 1 of a library management application. It involved developing entity classes, a data access layer using ADO.NET to call the stored procedures, and stored procedures in SQL Server to handle data validation and retrieval. This allows the business and UI layers to remain unchanged while improving flexibility and scalability in the database. Stored procedures were created to duplicate the functionality of Phase 1 and handle validation and data retrieval through calls to other stored procedures. SQL exceptions in the data access layer are checked by error state to display appropriate messages to users.
This document outlines several projects related to developing a library management system. Project 2 focuses on creating a Windows Forms front-end application for library functions like adding members and checking books in/out. Project 3 develops the data access layer and SQL stored procedures to replace those provided for Project 1. This demonstrates using ADO.NET and T-SQL to access a SQL Server database.
This was a multi-phase project in the various .NET technologies using C# and Visual Studio. This set of projects was created to support the principal functions of a lending library’s day-to-day operations. TECHNOLOGIES USED: .NET with C#; Windows Forms Programming; Regular Expressions; ADO.NET; SQL Server 2000; Transact SQL (Stored Procedures); ASP.NET; ASP.NET Security; Web Services; XML; SOAP; WSE 3.0.
The document provides an overview of 6 .NET projects focused on building various components of a library management system. Project 1 involves building parts of the business tier for a retail company. Project 2 involves developing a Windows Forms user interface for a library database. Project 3 converts the data access tier to use LINQ and modifies the business tier. Project 4 converts the user interface to a web application. Project 5 implements WCF web services for the library application. Project 6 is for a test management application. Detailed requirements and code snippets are provided for each project.
This document summarizes projects completed by Matt Willmer as part of a .NET Masters program. The projects involved building multi-tier applications using technologies like C#, ASP.NET, Windows Forms, SQL Server, and Visual Studio. Project 1 focused on learning C# features like properties and enumerators. Project 2 involved creating a Windows Forms application for a library management system. Project 3 added database functionality using LINQ to SQL. Project 4 created a web-based presentation layer for the library system using ASP.NET.
The document summarizes projects completed by the author as part of a .NET Masters Program. The projects utilized n-tier architecture with presentation, entity, business, and data access layers. The first project focused on core C# skills and building class libraries. Subsequent projects included a Windows forms application for a library management system and expanding it with LINQ-to-SQL entities and stored procedures to interface with a SQL Server database while handling exceptions.
This portfolio summarizes Louis Decroo Jr.'s projects demonstrating his skills as a .NET developer. It describes projects building frameworks, a library management system in multiple phases adding Windows, web and WCF interfaces, and a final project creating an XML editor. It provides details on technologies used like inheritance, interfaces, ASP.NET controls, LINQ to XML and an overview of the SetFocus .NET training program.
This document provides an overview of Brandon Miller's programming portfolio, which includes several projects involving creating class libraries and interfaces in C# (.NET), building Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications that interface with SQL databases using stored procedures and LINQ, and parsing XML files using LINQ to XML. The projects demonstrate skills in object-oriented programming, database access, user interface design, and XML parsing.
Dedicated and resolute C# Software Developer/Programmer with experience using object oriented design techniques and programming languages, including Microsoft .NET Technologies.
Microsoft� .NET and Microsoft� Office 2003Rishi Kothari
Topics to be covered
=====================================
XML capabilities in Microsoft� Excel 2003 and Microsoft� Word 2003
New Smart Tag features in Office 2003
Microsoft� Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (Visual Studio Tools for Office)
This document provides a summary of Michael Cummings' design portfolio, which includes several .NET projects he developed as a C# software developer. It begins with an introduction and contact information. It then summarizes his technical skills and experience developing multi-tier applications using Microsoft .NET technologies. The rest of the document describes four specific projects in his portfolio: 1) Developing business tier components for a retail services company. 2) Developing a Windows Forms library management application. 3) Developing the data access and entity layers for the library application using ADO.NET and LINQ. 4) Developing an ASP.NET web application for the library. For each project, it provides an overview, knowledge components, design
This document summarizes 6 projects: 1) A Windows forms library management application with a front end, business logic layer, and SQL database backend. 2) A library database access layer using stored procedures. 3) A web version of the library application using ASP.NET. 4) A tool for toggling CAD layers in design software. 5) A utility for automatically generating folder structures for engineering projects from SharePoint and network data. Each project overview includes goals, audiences, and screenshots of interfaces or code snippets.
The document provides instructions for using Oracle Forms Developer 10g to build internet applications, including an instructor guide with objectives, course content, and chapters on creating forms, working in the Forms Builder environment, creating data blocks and items, and more. It contains proprietary information from Oracle Corporation and is protected by copyright law.
Basics overview of C#. you can refer this link of learning more about C# interview questions
http://skillgun.com/csharp/interview-questions-and-answers
This document outlines the phases of development for a .NET library management system portfolio. Phase 1 involved designing and developing a web application front-end using ASP.NET with validation rules and AJAX controls. Phase 2 replaced the data access layer with one using LINQ and stored procedures. Phase 3 added a WCF service hosted by IIS using SSL and consumed by a Silverlight client. The final project expanded functionality to include searching, editing members, renewing memberships, and promoting juveniles to adults.
This document outlines the topics and sessions covered in an Oracle Applications training course. It includes sessions on Oracle Applications architecture, modules like inventory and order to cash, reports, interfaces, conversions, forms, XML Publisher, and flex fields. Sample demo projects are also covered in later sessions. The course introduces trainees to Oracle Applications, teaches key concepts like roles and projects, and provides hands-on experience with tools and processes used for configuration, reporting, interfaces, and customization in Oracle Applications.
This summary provides an overview of Jonathan C. Terry's qualifications and experience:
- 14 years of experience as a results-driven Information Technology Professional with strong skills in application development, project management, and end user support.
- Extensive experience developing applications using technologies such as C#, .NET, SQL Server, and Visual Studio.
- Holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and certifications in application development.
This is my Biodata which gives a brief introduction about my Carrer & the nature of experience i have. I am an IBM Certified Lotus Notes Developer. With a total 12 years experience. I have worked on different Technologies out of which i am working as a Lotus Notes Developer for the last 7 years.I was with IBM for near 7 years & now i am in a company in Hyderabad(India).
This document summarizes Jonathan Terry's .NET course work for a library management system created over three phases. Phase I involved building a Windows forms application to add members, check in/out books. Phase II added business and data access tiers using an n-tier architecture. Phase III transformed the application into a web application using ASP.NET, adding functionality like highlighting overdue books and converting juvenile to adult members aged 18+. The code examples show implementing validation, error handling, and interacting with the database using stored procedures across the different tiers and phases of the project.
Goutam biswas's presentation auto lib_library automation softwareGoutam Biswas
AutoLib is a library automation software developed by AutoLib Software Systems to manage the operations of various types of libraries. The software is a fully integrated multi-user system that handles cataloguing, circulation, acquisition, serial control and other functions. It offers a user-friendly interface and various reports. AutoLib has been installed in over 100 libraries in India to automate their operations.
The document describes an online library management system. The system allows for efficient management of daily library operations through modules that deal with activities like member and book management, book loans and returns. It provides functions for logging in, registering, searching, adding and deleting data. Member and book details like names, identification numbers and publication details are stored in a database. The system aims to digitalize processes like adding members and books, searching, and lending/returning books. It focuses on paperless operations and easy book searches.
The document discusses Daniel Sablosky's experience developing .NET framework projects including a retail company framework using C# and Microsoft .NET 3.5. It describes creating class libraries containing interfaces, base classes, entities, collections and exceptions. It also discusses developing a Windows forms front-end application for a library management system providing basic book checkout and return functionality along with validation and error handling. The business and data access tiers were implemented using ADO.NET to connect to a SQL Server database and stored procedures.
William Spreitzer developed two business layer assemblies for a retail services company. The assemblies included interface and base classes as well as entity, collection, and exception classes. Key aspects of the design included object modeling, custom exceptions, attributes, unit testing, generics, and interfaces. The objects were designed to be easily used by other layers and support serialization. Custom objects extended .NET base classes and interfaces. The code was unit tested and documented with attributes and XML.
This project report summarizes an online shopping application developed using Oracle Application Express. The application allows customers to register, view product listings, and purchase goods online. It has two main modules: a customer module where registered users can browse products and checkout, and an admin module where site administrators can manage the application and update product and customer information. The report provides details on the development process and functionality of the online shopping application.
This document describes a library management system project created using C programming language. The project utilizes data structures like linked lists and allows users to perform basic operations like adding, returning, issuing and searching for books. It also categorizes books into different departments and includes features like viewing book records, adding new books and maintaining book stocks. The system provides a simple command line interface for performing these functions without any graphics.
Portfolio includes 2 projects completed at SetFocus. First is .NET Framework project and the second is an n-tiered Library application project that includes 4 phases. Responsibility includes developing a Windows Forms phase, Data Access (ADO.NET) phase utilizing SQL Server (T-SQL), Web Application (ASP.NET) phase, and Web Services (WSE) phase.
These projects demonstrated my ability to program Visual Studio .Net with C# as the programming language in 2 separate projects.
The Purpose of the first project was to build parts of the business tier for a retail Company. The goal is to create and test two assemblies. The first assembly is a class library project called Foundation. It will contain various interfaces and base classes.
The second assembly is also a Class Library project and its called AppTypes and it will contain various entity, collection and exception classes used by various business processes.
The Objective of the second project Is to create a database to support the principal functions of a library’s day-to-day operations: adding new members (adult and juvenile) and checking books in and out.
A Windows Forms-based front end application that will provide a librarian with a visual interface through which he or she may perform the desired functions.
And the project goal is to Design and develop a front end application that satisfies the four basic functionalities: Add Adult, Add Juvenile, Check in a book, Check Out a book.
Develop code that is easily maintainable.
Provide validation for all required fields.
Provide adequate error handling.
Produce a user interface that is intuitive, requiring minimal training for users while minimizing resource utilization.
The document summarizes projects completed by the author as part of a .NET Masters Program. The projects utilized n-tier architecture with presentation, entity, business, and data access layers. The first project focused on core C# skills and building class libraries. Subsequent projects included a Windows forms application for a library management system and expanding it with LINQ-to-SQL entities and stored procedures to interface with a SQL Server database while handling exceptions.
This portfolio summarizes Louis Decroo Jr.'s projects demonstrating his skills as a .NET developer. It describes projects building frameworks, a library management system in multiple phases adding Windows, web and WCF interfaces, and a final project creating an XML editor. It provides details on technologies used like inheritance, interfaces, ASP.NET controls, LINQ to XML and an overview of the SetFocus .NET training program.
This document provides an overview of Brandon Miller's programming portfolio, which includes several projects involving creating class libraries and interfaces in C# (.NET), building Windows Forms and ASP.NET applications that interface with SQL databases using stored procedures and LINQ, and parsing XML files using LINQ to XML. The projects demonstrate skills in object-oriented programming, database access, user interface design, and XML parsing.
Dedicated and resolute C# Software Developer/Programmer with experience using object oriented design techniques and programming languages, including Microsoft .NET Technologies.
Microsoft� .NET and Microsoft� Office 2003Rishi Kothari
Topics to be covered
=====================================
XML capabilities in Microsoft� Excel 2003 and Microsoft� Word 2003
New Smart Tag features in Office 2003
Microsoft� Visual Studio Tools for the Microsoft Office System (Visual Studio Tools for Office)
This document provides a summary of Michael Cummings' design portfolio, which includes several .NET projects he developed as a C# software developer. It begins with an introduction and contact information. It then summarizes his technical skills and experience developing multi-tier applications using Microsoft .NET technologies. The rest of the document describes four specific projects in his portfolio: 1) Developing business tier components for a retail services company. 2) Developing a Windows Forms library management application. 3) Developing the data access and entity layers for the library application using ADO.NET and LINQ. 4) Developing an ASP.NET web application for the library. For each project, it provides an overview, knowledge components, design
This document summarizes 6 projects: 1) A Windows forms library management application with a front end, business logic layer, and SQL database backend. 2) A library database access layer using stored procedures. 3) A web version of the library application using ASP.NET. 4) A tool for toggling CAD layers in design software. 5) A utility for automatically generating folder structures for engineering projects from SharePoint and network data. Each project overview includes goals, audiences, and screenshots of interfaces or code snippets.
The document provides instructions for using Oracle Forms Developer 10g to build internet applications, including an instructor guide with objectives, course content, and chapters on creating forms, working in the Forms Builder environment, creating data blocks and items, and more. It contains proprietary information from Oracle Corporation and is protected by copyright law.
Basics overview of C#. you can refer this link of learning more about C# interview questions
http://skillgun.com/csharp/interview-questions-and-answers
This document outlines the phases of development for a .NET library management system portfolio. Phase 1 involved designing and developing a web application front-end using ASP.NET with validation rules and AJAX controls. Phase 2 replaced the data access layer with one using LINQ and stored procedures. Phase 3 added a WCF service hosted by IIS using SSL and consumed by a Silverlight client. The final project expanded functionality to include searching, editing members, renewing memberships, and promoting juveniles to adults.
This document outlines the topics and sessions covered in an Oracle Applications training course. It includes sessions on Oracle Applications architecture, modules like inventory and order to cash, reports, interfaces, conversions, forms, XML Publisher, and flex fields. Sample demo projects are also covered in later sessions. The course introduces trainees to Oracle Applications, teaches key concepts like roles and projects, and provides hands-on experience with tools and processes used for configuration, reporting, interfaces, and customization in Oracle Applications.
This summary provides an overview of Jonathan C. Terry's qualifications and experience:
- 14 years of experience as a results-driven Information Technology Professional with strong skills in application development, project management, and end user support.
- Extensive experience developing applications using technologies such as C#, .NET, SQL Server, and Visual Studio.
- Holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and certifications in application development.
This is my Biodata which gives a brief introduction about my Carrer & the nature of experience i have. I am an IBM Certified Lotus Notes Developer. With a total 12 years experience. I have worked on different Technologies out of which i am working as a Lotus Notes Developer for the last 7 years.I was with IBM for near 7 years & now i am in a company in Hyderabad(India).
This document summarizes Jonathan Terry's .NET course work for a library management system created over three phases. Phase I involved building a Windows forms application to add members, check in/out books. Phase II added business and data access tiers using an n-tier architecture. Phase III transformed the application into a web application using ASP.NET, adding functionality like highlighting overdue books and converting juvenile to adult members aged 18+. The code examples show implementing validation, error handling, and interacting with the database using stored procedures across the different tiers and phases of the project.
Goutam biswas's presentation auto lib_library automation softwareGoutam Biswas
AutoLib is a library automation software developed by AutoLib Software Systems to manage the operations of various types of libraries. The software is a fully integrated multi-user system that handles cataloguing, circulation, acquisition, serial control and other functions. It offers a user-friendly interface and various reports. AutoLib has been installed in over 100 libraries in India to automate their operations.
The document describes an online library management system. The system allows for efficient management of daily library operations through modules that deal with activities like member and book management, book loans and returns. It provides functions for logging in, registering, searching, adding and deleting data. Member and book details like names, identification numbers and publication details are stored in a database. The system aims to digitalize processes like adding members and books, searching, and lending/returning books. It focuses on paperless operations and easy book searches.
The document discusses Daniel Sablosky's experience developing .NET framework projects including a retail company framework using C# and Microsoft .NET 3.5. It describes creating class libraries containing interfaces, base classes, entities, collections and exceptions. It also discusses developing a Windows forms front-end application for a library management system providing basic book checkout and return functionality along with validation and error handling. The business and data access tiers were implemented using ADO.NET to connect to a SQL Server database and stored procedures.
William Spreitzer developed two business layer assemblies for a retail services company. The assemblies included interface and base classes as well as entity, collection, and exception classes. Key aspects of the design included object modeling, custom exceptions, attributes, unit testing, generics, and interfaces. The objects were designed to be easily used by other layers and support serialization. Custom objects extended .NET base classes and interfaces. The code was unit tested and documented with attributes and XML.
This project report summarizes an online shopping application developed using Oracle Application Express. The application allows customers to register, view product listings, and purchase goods online. It has two main modules: a customer module where registered users can browse products and checkout, and an admin module where site administrators can manage the application and update product and customer information. The report provides details on the development process and functionality of the online shopping application.
This document describes a library management system project created using C programming language. The project utilizes data structures like linked lists and allows users to perform basic operations like adding, returning, issuing and searching for books. It also categorizes books into different departments and includes features like viewing book records, adding new books and maintaining book stocks. The system provides a simple command line interface for performing these functions without any graphics.
Portfolio includes 2 projects completed at SetFocus. First is .NET Framework project and the second is an n-tiered Library application project that includes 4 phases. Responsibility includes developing a Windows Forms phase, Data Access (ADO.NET) phase utilizing SQL Server (T-SQL), Web Application (ASP.NET) phase, and Web Services (WSE) phase.
These projects demonstrated my ability to program Visual Studio .Net with C# as the programming language in 2 separate projects.
The Purpose of the first project was to build parts of the business tier for a retail Company. The goal is to create and test two assemblies. The first assembly is a class library project called Foundation. It will contain various interfaces and base classes.
The second assembly is also a Class Library project and its called AppTypes and it will contain various entity, collection and exception classes used by various business processes.
The Objective of the second project Is to create a database to support the principal functions of a library’s day-to-day operations: adding new members (adult and juvenile) and checking books in and out.
A Windows Forms-based front end application that will provide a librarian with a visual interface through which he or she may perform the desired functions.
And the project goal is to Design and develop a front end application that satisfies the four basic functionalities: Add Adult, Add Juvenile, Check in a book, Check Out a book.
Develop code that is easily maintainable.
Provide validation for all required fields.
Provide adequate error handling.
Produce a user interface that is intuitive, requiring minimal training for users while minimizing resource utilization.
AppalaNaidu Kondala is seeking a software engineering position utilizing his 4+ years of experience developing web and Windows applications using .NET technologies like ASP.NET, C#, VB.NET, SQL Server, and AJAX. He has expertise in n-tier architectures, stored procedures, joins and triggers. Notable projects include an insurance error detection portal, a social media profile builder, and a website builder. He is proficient in technologies like WPF, web services and 3rd party controls. AppalaNaidu has a MCA and seeks to contribute his skills to innovative projects using cutting edge technologies.
This project involves building a .NET web application that provides the functionality of a library management system, including adding members, checking books in and out, and displaying member and book information. Key aspects include:
- Developing ASP.NET pages, controls, and classes to create the user interface
- Using stored procedures and ADO.NET to access and manipulate data in a SQL Server database
- Implementing features like input validation, error handling, and conditional formatting of data
- Maintaining a layered architecture with separate classes for the data access, business, and presentation layers
- Optionally updating juvenile members to adult status when they reach age 18
The document summarizes a .NET portfolio project demonstrating experience with C#/ASP.NET using a fictional library website. The portfolio provides screenshots and code samples representing the structure and functionality of a website that allows librarians to manage library patrons, items, and check items in/out. The project uses standard ASP.NET controls, navigation, and a multi-tier architecture with a front-end website, middle business logic layer, and back-end SQL database connected through LINQ and data transfer objects.
The document appears to be a portfolio for a .NET developer named Troy D. Rodda. It includes summaries and screenshots for 4 projects: 1) a .NET framework project, 2) a Windows forms library management system (phase 1), 3) an update to the library project using ADO.NET and stored procedures (phase 2), and 4) converting the library system to an ASP.NET web application (phase 3). The projects demonstrate skills such as OOP, data access, user interfaces, authentication and authorization.
The document outlines a .NET library application project that allows a librarian to perform functions like adding members, checking books in and out, and renewing memberships. It discusses the project goals of using a 4-tier architecture with LINQ and stored procedures to access a SQL database. Screenshots show interfaces for adding members, checking books in and out, and validating data.
- Deepak Itkar has over 10 years of experience in Microsoft technologies and database/system administration. He is currently working as an Assistant Manager at Lester Infoservices Pvt. Ltd. handling a team of senior software developers.
- He has experience developing desktop and web applications using technologies like .NET, C#, ASP.NET, and databases like SQL Server and MySQL. He is specialized in areas like team leadership, communication, problem solving, and quick learning.
- Some of the projects he has worked on include At-Home Agent system using VPN and remote tools, ACD integration software, Payment Gateway integration, and implementing the monitoring tool Nagios.
Major Project Presentation (7th Sem) - Code Detection.pptxsohanmahanta1
The document describes a tool called DE-AI that can determine if a submitted code was written by a human or an AI generator. It discusses:
- The objective of verifying code authorship and addressing issues like plagiarism.
- How existing generative AI models work and how they generate code.
- The functional requirements, tech stack, and system architecture of the proposed DE-AI tool.
- The implementation process including developing a website, hosting on Joomla, and using neural networks to analyze code and determine the probability of AI authorship.
This presentation outlines a 4 phase library management system project, transitioning from a Windows desktop application to a web application and finally a WCF service. Phase 1 involves setting up the .NET framework with interfaces, base classes and code snippets. Phase 2 develops the business and data access layers for a Windows forms app. Phase 3 converts this to an ASP.NET web application. Phase 4 adds a WCF service for interoperability between library systems. Security, error handling and functionality are expanded at each phase to meet requirements.
The document contains instructions for several assignments for a network security course. The first assignment asks students to summarize how they would hack into a nefarious business's network as an ethical hacker to find evidence in their database, while remaining anonymous. The second assignment involves designing a secure network diagram for a company with offices in Chicago and a remote site, incorporating defense in depth principles. The third assignment asks students to improve an existing network diagram by adding devices like servers, firewalls, and IDS systems.
Cis 534 Enthusiastic Study / snaptutorial.comStephenson05
Case Study: The Ethical Hacker
Due Week 3 and worth 70 points
Imagine for a moment that you are a hacker; an ethical one. You are called upon by law enforcement based on your expertise to hack into a network of a business known to be launching crimes against humanity as its primary mission for operation and capital gain. Assume you are not to be concerned with any politics of the job and your actions are legal and ethically justified. This nefarious business takes its own security seriously and therefore has implemented several forms of network security such as firewalls, Web proxies for its Web gateways, and VPNs for remote users. You also know that this business exists much like any normal corporation, renting several floors of office space to accommodate between 100-200 employees. Also imagine that the business’s entire network
Deepak Kumar Sinha is a software engineer with over 7 years of experience developing applications using technologies like ASP.NET, C#, SQL Server, and SharePoint. He has experience working on projects in broadcast management, online examination systems, and other applications. Currently, he works as a senior software engineer at PT InfoTech developing their Gen21 broadcast management system.
This document summarizes the development of a library management system across 4 phases. Phase 1 created a user interface connected to provided business and data access layers. Phase 2 wrote custom business and data access layers. Phase 3 developed a website version using ASP.NET. Phase 4 exposed the business layer globally via a web service. Code samples demonstrate interfaces, business logic, and connecting to databases through stored procedures.
E- learning and Online Shopping Cart Project (integrated with a payment gateway using MySQL Community Server as the data store with Java Server Pages as the delivery mechanism, Struts 2 as the framework and Hibernate 3 as the Object Relational Mapping framework).
• Technology Used : Java Technology, Java Framework (STRUTS 2 AND HIBERNATE 3 ).
• Designing Platform : HTML, JavaScript, CSS, JQuery.
• Development Tool : IDE- NetBeans8.0.
• Client : Babu Banarasi Das University, Lucknow
Nitin Saxena is seeking a long-term position as an SAP ABAP consultant where he can fully utilize his skills. He has over 5 years of experience in SAP ABAP development, WebDynpro, BODS, and data migration tools. He has worked on projects for clients like Robert Bosch, Bosch LLC, and Lava Mobiles. Nitin has expertise in ABAP, WebDynpro, BODS, LSMW, BDC and has experience developing interfaces, reports, and automating processes. He is proficient in languages like ABAP, C, C++ and holds a bachelor's degree in computer science and engineering.
The document describes building a portfolio website using React JS. It discusses using React for the frontend, with Flask and Python for the backend server and MySQL for the database. The portfolio website allows users to showcase their work, skills, projects and receive recommendations. It consists of components like navigation, about section, projects section, skills section and recommendations section. Data is stored in the backend database and retrieved via an API to populate components on the frontend. The website is implemented with React functional and class components connected to the backend via HTTP requests.
The document describes a proposed online library management system. It includes sections on methodology, scope, requirements, design diagrams, screenshots and future scope. The key points are:
1. The proposed system will manage book and member records, transactions, and generate reports to provide an efficient service for librarians and members.
2. The system will allow librarians to add, issue, and return books and update member information. Members can check book availability and status.
3. Entity relationship, use case, sequence, and activity diagrams were designed to model the system's functions and interactions between librarians and members.
This document is a resume for Sudheer Kumar Kowtavarapu seeking a job as a software engineer. It summarizes his objective, professional experience including 5.6 years as a senior software engineer, technical skills in areas like Python, Django, MySQL, and lists 6 projects he has worked on including developing a warehouse management system and extracting data from wikis and sports APIs. It also includes his education credentials and personal details.
1. Projects Portfolio
SetFocus .NET Masters Program
The following contains the projects, project objectives, and
screen captures of various applications completed during the
.NET Masters Program at SetFocus.
Amir Naraghi
anaraghi@verizon.net
484-880-3156
2. SetFocus Project # 1 - .Net Framework
Objective:
To build parts of a business tier catered for a retail company. The business tier would consist of two
assemblies; A Foundation Class Library and an AppTypes Class Library.
Summary:
This project demonstrated the interaction between an n-tiered application, through the use of essential
.NET skills. The following is list of C# and .NET skills used:
Abstract Classes and Interfaces Binary and SOAP Formatters
Delegates and Events Enumerations
Custom EventArgs Properties
Custom Exception/Attribute Class Custom Enumerators Implementation of
Event Logger and Collections Classes ISerializable, IComparer, IComparable, and
Custom Serialization IList<T> interfaces
Generic Collections
Foundation Assembly:
The following Diagram depicts the classes and interfaces developed and used during the project
lifecycle:
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3. SetFocus Project # 1 - .Net Framework
AppTypes Assembly:
The following Diagram depicts the various collection and exception classes designed.
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4. SetFocus Project # 2 (Library Phase I) - .Net Framework
Objective:
To create a Windows Forms-based front-end application that will provide a librarian with a visual
interface through which he or she may perform the desired functions
Summary:
This project demonstrated the use of .NET windows forms development. Some of the techniques
highlighted in the project were:
User input validation using error providers Use of regular expression for input
Data binding to a datagrid view and the validation
manipulation of that control Effective error and exception handling
Incorporate an n-tier architecture for Scalable approach to data validation using a
scalability Class
An intuitive user interface which requires
minimal training
Description:
In order to make the interface as intuitive as possible for the user I implemented a central access point
to the application and a menu strip to access corresponding forms. I designed the form for a clean and
visually appealing appearance as well as incorporating functionality.
The AN.LibraryWinClient Assembly handled the UI and the various form
validation and exception handling. This particular assembly’s code
handled all validation logic, displaying of screens, and any data
manipulation operations performed.
Business Layer (AN.LibraryBusiness) was introduced to act as a gateway
between the Data Access Layer and the UI and also a Validation Class
that contains various static and non-static methods for validating input.
All data provided for this project (book, member, and loan information)
is contained in a SQL Server 2008 Database. The data is retrieved
through a Data Access Layer that was provided to us as a compiled DLL.
Through the use of encapsulation the UI does not perceive how the data
is accessed or input is validated. If future changes are needed on how
data is accessed the front end will not require any manipulation.
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5. SetFocus Project # 2 (Library Phase I) - .Net Framework
Library Operations and Rules:
Member Information:
Member ID must be positive integer values (>0). Also Member ID must be 16-bit integer
value.
Screen displays information about the member's account, such as name, address, phone
number, and the card's expiration date.
Juvenile member’s information will also include the sponsoring adult’s member id, and
date of birth.
Cards that have expired will be highlighted.
The screen also displays information about a member's outstanding loans, including title,
checkout date, and due date.
Add Adult Member:
First name, Last name must be non-empty strings consisting of alphabetic characters
only, with a leading uppercase character and all others in lowercase, at most fifteen
characters in length.
Middle initial is optional, but if entered it must be one uppercase alphabetic character.
Street address and city must be non-empty strings, no more than fifteen characters in
length each.
State must be two uppercase alphabetic characters.
Zip must be a non-empty string in the format: ##### or #####-####, where # is a digit (0-
9).
Phone is optional, but if entered it must be in the format: (###)###-####.
Add Juvenile Member:
First name, Last name must be non-empty strings consisting of alphabetic characters
only, with a leading uppercase character and all others in lowercase, at most fifteen
characters in length.
Middle initial is optional, but if entered it must be one uppercase alphabetic character.
Juvenile member birth date must be a valid date (MM/DD/YYYY format), and the birth
date must fall within the eighteen-year period ending on the current date.
Juvenile Members must have an adult sponsor, validation must make sure that the
member ID passed in is an Actual Adult member
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6. SetFocus Project # 2 (Library Phase I) - .Net Framework
Library Operations and Rules:
Checkout Item:
When checking out an Item the ISBN and copy number must be entered
ISBN, Copy number must be positive integer values (>0). ISBN must be a 32-bit integer
value. Copy number must be 16-bit integer values.
Invalid ISBN and or Copy number should be identified through validation
Member card must be valid (not expired) and member must have fewer than four books
checked out
If a librarian tries to check out a book that the database lists as already checked out, the
librarian should be alerted and be given the opportunity to check the book in before
proceeding with the checkout operation.
Check In Item:
When a book is returned to the library, a librarian checks it in by entering the ISBN and
copy number that appears on the book’s spine.
ISBN, Copy number must be positive integer values (>0). ISBN must be a 32-bit integer
value. Copy number must be 16-bit integer values.
The ISBN, copy number, title, and author information then appear on the computer
screen, as well as the card number and name of the member to whom the book is
checked out, and the book's due date.
The librarian can then elect to check the book in or to cancel the check-in operation.
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7. SetFocus Project # 2 (Library Phase I) - .Net Framework
Project Screen Captures:
Library Home Page
Member Information Page
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8. SetFocus Project # 2 (Library Phase I) - .Net Framework
Project Screen Captures:
Checkout Item off Member Information Page
Add Adult Member
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9. SetFocus Project # 2 (Library Phase I) - .Net Framework
Project Screen Captures:
Add Juvenile Member
Check in Item
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10. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Objective:
To increase performance of the library application by developing the middle tier data access and entities
layers provided to us in the first project, and provide added functionality to the existing interfaces.
Summary:
This project demonstrated the use of ADO .NET and SQL stored procedures. Some of the techniques
highlighted in the project were:
Use of ADO Connection, Command, Design and use of a Data Access Interface
DataReader, and DataAdapter Design and use of an Entities Layer
Use of a strongly typed DataSet Use of Stored Procedures for performance
LINQ to SQL ORM and scalability
Custom Exceptions class Effective error and exception handling
Description:
The previous project used pre-created data access and entities layers.
The data access layer employed ADO .NET, however it did not use stored
procedure. I was tasked to re-create the data access layer through the
use of stored procedures for better security, performance and scalability.
In turn I was asked to also re-design the entities layer that was also
provided for us.
In order to create a seamless process I first created all the necessary
stored procedures. I then created the common methods that would be
required as an interface. Inheriting from the interface I had the
foundation to create the data access layer. I then introduced the newly
created data access layer methods one at a time, so as to not disturb the
already existing and referenced classes. Once I was confident the newly
created data access layer and entities was performing properly I
removed all references to the previous data access and entities layers.
The following functionality was also implemented; Overdue items report,
converting juvenile to adult members, highlighting overdue items in the
member information screen, and making sure that an item was loanable.
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11. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Library Operations and Rules (Added functionality):
Member Information:
If outstanding loans date of return has expired, highlight item.
th
If a juvenile member is searched and the member has reached his or her 18 birthday,
the member is automatically converted to an adult member with a membership expiration
date of one year past the current date of conversion.
Add Juvenile Member:
Juvenile Members must have an adult sponsor, validation must make sure that the
member ID passed in is an Actual Adult member, and that adult member does not have
an expired membership.
Checkout Item:
Item must be loanable.
Project Screen Captures:
Member Information with highlighted loan
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12. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Project Screen Captures:
Member Information (Juvenile to Adult Conversion)
Checkout Item (Item not loanable)
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14. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Library Data Access Layer: Get Member Information (ADO .NET)
Library Business Layer: Call to Data Access Layer GetMember Method
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15. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Library Data Access Layer: Read Member (ADO .NET)
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16. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Library Data Access Layer: Check In Item (ADO .NET)
Library Business Layer: Call to Data Access Layer Check In Item Method
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17. SetFocus Project # 3 (Library Phase II) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Sample Stored Procedure: Add Adult Member
USE [library]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[AddAdultMember] Script Date: 02/11/2010 22:16:46 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
/* =============================================
-- Author: Amir Naraghi
-- Create date: 1/25/2010
-- Description: Add Adult Member and ouput new adult's member id
-- Revisions:
1/25/2010 - Initial Revision (AN)
-- Error Codes:
LIBEx First Name is null,11,1
LIBEx Last Name is null,11,1
LIBEx Street is null,11,1
LIBEx City is null,11,1
LIBEx State is null,11,1
LIBEx Zip is null,11,1
-- Notes:
============================================= */
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[AddAdultMember]
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
@newMemberID SMALLINT OUTPUT,
@expireDate DATETIME OUTPUT,
@firstName VARCHAR (15) = null,
@lastName VARCHAR (15) = null,
@middleInitial CHAR(1) = null,
@street VARCHAR(15) = null,
@city VARCHAR (15) = null,
@state CHAR(2) = null,
@zip CHAR(10) = null,
@phoneNumber CHAR(13) = null
AS
BEGIN
BEGIN TRY
-- validate firstname
IF @firstName IS NULL
BEGIN
RAISERROR ('LIBEx First Name is null',11,1)
END
-- validate lastname
IF @lastName IS NULL
BEGIN
RAISERROR ('LIBEx Last Name is null',11,1)
END
-- validate street
IF @street IS NULL
BEGIN
RAISERROR ('LIBEx Street is null',11,1)
END
-- validate city
IF @city IS NULL
BEGIN
RAISERROR ('LIBEx City is null',11,1)
END
-- validate state
IF @state IS NULL
BEGIN
RAISERROR ('LIBEx State is null',11,1)
END
-- validate zip code
IF @zip IS NULL
BEGIN
RAISERROR ('LIBEx Zip Code is null',11,1)
END
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18. -- ADD MEMBER
BEGIN TRAN
-- insert into member table and retrieve and set new member id
INSERT INTO [library].[dbo].[member]
([lastname]
,[firstname]
,[middleinitial])
VALUES
(@lastName
,@firstName
,@middleInitial)
-- set new member variable
SET @newMemberID = SCOPE_IDENTITY();
-- set expiration date 1 year after
SET @expireDate = DATEADD (YY,1,GETDATE())
-- insert into adult
INSERT INTO [library].[dbo].[adult]
([member_no]
,[street]
,[city]
,[state]
,[zip]
,[phone_no]
,[expr_date])
VALUES
(@newMemberID
,@street
,@city
,@state
,@zip
,@phoneNumber
,@expireDate)
COMMIT TRAN
RETURN 0
END TRY
--CATCH AND RAISE ERROR BACK UP TO CALLING APPLICATION
BEGIN CATCH
-- rollback transaction
IF @@TRANCOUNT > 0
ROLLBACK TRAN
--declare error variables
DECLARE @ERR_MSG NVARCHAR (1000)
DECLARE @ERR_SEVERITY INT
DECLARE @ERR_STATE INT
-- set variables through built in methods
SELECT @ERR_MSG=ERROR_MESSAGE()
,@ERR_SEVERITY=ERROR_SEVERITY()
,@ERR_STATE=ERROR_STATE();
-- RE- raise error back to calling application
RAISERROR (@ERR_MSG,@ERR_SEVERITY,@ERR_STATE);
RETURN 0
END CATCH
END
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19. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase III) - .Net Framework
Objective:
To convert the existing Library Application into a Web Application, this incorporates the same user
functionality as the previous windows form application.
Summary:
This project demonstrated the use of ASP .NET. Some of the techniques highlighted in the project were:
Use of Master Pages and Themes Forms-based authorization and
Use of Cascading Stylesheet (CSS) authentication
AJAX Controls for partial postback Use of ASP .NET Membership and Roles
Use of menu controls ASP .NET Configuration Manager
Use of Login Controls Manipulation of web.config
Description:
The success of the windows based Library Management Tool
application and the growing popularity of web based application lead
to a decision of converting the windows application into its web-
based counterpart. The application would continue to support the
existing functionality and also incorporate additional functionality to
support the needs of the client.
The current system did not have any means to detect and update an
expired membership. In order to support the client the membership
page was fitted so that when an expired member was detected the
librarian was given a choice to renew the membership.
In order to make the application act as though it was a window based
application I integrated server side AJAX controls. I also used menu
control to give a similar look and feel of the existing Management
Tool. To keep look and feel of the application sharp and user friendly I
used a Master Page, Theme, and a Cascading Stylesheet. Security
measures have also been implemented in the design in the form of Forms-based authorization and
authentication. A Librarian administrator role and users have been added using ASP .NET’s default
security services.
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20. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase III) - .Net Framework
Library Operations and Rules (Added functionality):
Membership/Roles:
Set authentication to Forms
Added Librarian Role and users
Set authorization to only allow access to Librarian Role
Member Information:
When an expired member is detected the Librarian is given an option to renew the
membership. Until the membership is renewed, the checkout item button remains
disabled.
Project Screen Captures:
Library Splash Screen
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21. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase III) - .Net Framework
Project Screen Captures:
Library Log In Page
Library Member Information Page
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22. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase III) - .Net Framework
Project Screen Captures:
Library Member Information Page (Member Lookup)
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29. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase III) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Member Information Source Code (AJAX Update Panel on Grid View)
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30. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase III) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Member Information Retrieve Member Information
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31. SetFocus Project # 5 (Library Phase IV) - .Net Framework
Objective:
To convert existing Library Management Entities, Data Access, and Business Layer to be used in a WCF
service in order to support interoperability with other systems.
Summary:
This project demonstrated the use of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). Some of the
techniques highlighted in the project were:
WCF Service Library Project Use of Principal Permissions to secure
WCF Service Website Project service operations
Authentication using ASP .NET Membership Use of Data Contracts on Entities
Authorization using ASP .NET Roles Setup of service to run off IIS using SSL
Custom Fault Exception Class
Description:
With the successful role out of the library system and the potential to acquire additional libraries and
partnerships I have been tasked with converting the exiting layers into a WCF service. This will allow for
interoperability with other systems. The Entities layer was modified to use DataContracts. The service
used WSHttpBinding, and authentication and authorization were provided through ASP .NET
membership and roles.
The Business Layer did not change; it was simply called by the service. The presentation layer called the
service and all references to business layer were removed. Since passing by reference was not
supported certain methods such as add member were modified in the service implementation to return
the member back. I used a strongly typed fault exception in order to pass back any exception that may
have occurred during the transaction between the presentation and service. This allowed me to use the
existing Library Exception class created in the previous phase, but pass it back to the presentation layer
as a strongly typed fault exception. Therefore the presentation layer did not require much modification
when it came to error handling.
The service was then hosted using SSL. I used a self-generated certificate so that I could setup the
service under IIS. This was purely for development purposes under a business rollout a certificate would
have to be purchased and setup.
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32. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase IV) - .Net Framework
Project Code Sample:
Library Service Contract
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33. SetFocus Project # 4 (Library Phase IV) - .Net Framework
Project Code Samples:
Library Service Class
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