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About this course:
This course covers intermediate and advanced topics required to develop professional Silverlight 4 applications that can be deployed to the Web, Windows desktops, and Windows Phone 7 devices. The course will include hands-on labs that comprise approximately 50% of the classroom time and enable the student to learn Silverlight 4 programming within a variety of real-world scenarios.At course completion:
After completing this course, students will be able to:Build data-driven Silverlight applications.
Create advanced user interfaces.
Implement advanced media techniques in Silverlight.
Work with Silverlight Media Framework.
Access hardware in Silverlight applications.
Create application that can be Globalized & Localized.
Implement Network Communications.
Deploy Silverlight applications.
Understand the basics of developing Silverlight applications for Windows Phone 7.
Implement advanced Silverlight techniques for Windows Phone 7 Development.
Audience profile:
The target audience for this training course is professional developers who have experience with XAML (either through WPF or Silverlight), a limited amount of Silverlight development experience, and experience working in Visual Studio 2010. This audience is interested in learning to develop advanced Silverlight 4 applications using Visual Studio 2010.This course is intended for developers who have programming experience using either Visual Basic .NET or Visual C# and who understand the concepts of object-oriented programming. This course is designed for developers who are comfortable using Expression Blend and Visual Studio 2010.
This course is not designed for new programmers.
Before attending this course, students must have:
Professional programming experience with Visual Studio 2010.
Some professional experience with XAML and Expression Blend.
Some experience developing Web applications.
Faculty:
Our team of highly qualified instructors combine training activities with the development of their profession as experts in the field of TIC. Professionals certified by the major manufacturers capable of transferring an enjoyable and easy to understand technical concepts more abstract.Documentation:
A copy of the official Microsoft documentation.Certification:
Lets get the Microsoft official diploma of the course "MOC 10554 - Developing Rich Internet Applications Using Microsoft Silverlight 4" necessary for the certification "MCTS Silverlight 4 Development".Course outline:
Introduction to Building Silverlight Business Applications
1.1 Overview of Silverlight 4.0.
1.2 Silverlight Architecture.
1.3 Developing Out-of-Browser Applications with Silverlight.
Building Data-Driven Applications
2.1 Overview of Data Access in Silverlight 4.0.
2.2 Defining Data Access by Using ADO.NET Entity Data Models.
2.3 Displaying Data by Using Domain Services.
Advanced Data Management
3.1 Manipulating Data by Using Domain Services.
3.2 Binding and Validating Data.
Implementing User Controls and Navigation
4.1 Working With Controls.
4.2 Threading.
4.3 Implementing Navigation.
Creating Advanced User Interfaces
5.1 Creating Content Presenter Classes.
5.2 Creating Item Templates for Presentation.
5.3 Developing Classes as Item Instances.
Using Local Assets
6.1 Printing in Silverlight Applications.
6.2 Accessing Local Storage in Silverlight Applications.
6.3 Accessing Local File Systems in Silverlight Applications.
Implementing Advanced Media Techniques in Silverlight
7.1 Implementing Deep Zoom in Silverlight.
7.2 Playing Media Files.
Developing Silverlight Media Framework Solutions
8.1 Introduction to the Silverlight Media Framework.
8.2 Developing Silverlight Media Framework Solutions.
Accessing Hardware in Silverlight Applications
9.1 Interacting with Mice and Keyboards.
9.2 Interacting with Audio and Video Hardware.
Globalization and Localization
10.1 Globalization.
10.2 Localization.
Implementing Network Communications
11.1 Configuring Applications for Network Communications.
11.2 Implementing Web Calls.
11.3 Implementing Low-Level Communications.
Deploying Silverlight Applications
12.1 Application Features and Hosting.
12.2 Managing Application Resources Dynamically.
Application Guidance
13.1 Getting Started with the MVVM Design Pattern.
13.2 Getting to Know Prism.
Windows Phone Development–First Look
14.1 Introduction to Windows Phone.
14.2 Beginning Windows Phone Development.
14.3 Creating a Windows Phone Application.