.NET Design Patterns and Advanced Techniques
Description
In this course, programmers will be introduced to ideas and techniques commonly referred to as .NET patterns in C# and VB.NET. Patterns are reusable solutions to recurring problems arising during software development. This course will introduce the programmer to common patterns and their implementation in the .NET programming languages. Patterns will be associated with their uses within the .NET base class library, followed by design and implementation exercises to correlate several design patterns. The course gives deep explanation of the most important mechanism of the .NET CLR, such as the Garbage Collector, the Jitter and the Execution Engine.
Intended audience
The course is intended for experienced .NET programmers
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Introduction to Design Patterns
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Object Oriented Design overview
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What are design patterns?
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The History of design patterns
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Using UML to Describe Design Patterns
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Correlation between UML and design patterns
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Class diagram
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other UML diagram - overview
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Fundamental Design Patterns (Idioms)
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The Singleton
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Delegation
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Interface
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Immutable
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Listener
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Creational Patterns
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Factory
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Factory Method
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Abstract Factory
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Builder
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Prototype
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Structural Patterns
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Adapter
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Bridge
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Composite
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Fa?ade
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Decorator
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Proxy
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Flyweight
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Behavioral Patterns
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Command
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Chain of Resp.
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Null Object
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Template
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Memento
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Interpreter
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Iterator
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State
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Strategy
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Observer
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Mediator
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Visitor
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Cache Management
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Concurrency Patterns
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Idisposable
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Balking
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Scheduler
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Read/Write Lock
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Declarative Programming
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Thinking attribute
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Reflection Mechanism
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Declarative Programming DP
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- Good working knowledge of the C#/VB.NET programming languages
- Good working knowledge of the .NET framework
- Design Patterns Utilization
- Enabling association of ideas with a real-life usage of Design Patterns
- Enabling application of Design Patterns in .NET projects
- Get to know how the .NET core works
- Avoid common design and implementation mistakes and pitfalls
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03-6176677
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