C# Training Courses

The C# Language
The Fundamentals

If you just wish to learn the language and don’t have a specific target then this course is ideal. It has proved popular with developers who have used Visual Basic and want to move onto C# in their projects.
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Developing web applications using C# and ASP.Net

ASP.Net is Microsoft's key technology for developing web applications. Central to ASP.Net is the concept of code-behind where C# developers can treat a page as a collection of C# objects. This course teaches all you need to develop sophisticated web applications by including the C# language, the .Net Framework and database access as well as ASP.Net. It also touches on related technologies such as web services and the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). If you already have C# experience then a shorter course can be arranged.
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Multitasking using C#

A short course for developers who are already familiar with C# and would like to use it to exploit .Net's multitasking capabilities, in particular the new parallel features in .Net 4.
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Developing Windows applications using C# and Windows Forms

Most Windows desktop applications are written using Windows Forms, which provides the familiar visual development environment popularized by Visual Basic. This course provides a full coverage of the C# language, graphical user interface design, database access and much of the .Net Framework.
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Developing Windows applications using C# for C++ Programmers

We have trained many developers who have come from a C++ background, so this course is designed to take your existing knowledge and move it into the managed world of C# and .Net. This course targets Windows Forms applications, but we can also provide variations targetting web, WPF or even Windows Mobile applications.
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Developing Windows applications using C# and WPF

The Windows Presentation Foundation provides an XML based approach to user interface design using the code-behind methodology which proved so successful in ASP.Net. WPF removes the restrictions imposed by Windows Forms and Windows itself upon designers craving visually stunning user interfaces, but is a much less mature technology. This course also includes a section on Silverlight, which allows us to exploit the same concepts an a web page. The course covers the C# language and the .Net Framework as well as WPF, but a shorter course can be arranged for those who already have prior C# and .Net experience.
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Upgrading to WPF

A short course for developers already familiar with C# and .Net and who would like to move on to the Windows Presentation Foundation.
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Advanced C#

If you already have experience of C# and .Net and wish to take it further then this course is for you. Everyone's experience and requirements are different, so the outline for this course is just a guide.
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