MCAD (VB.NET/SQL2000) Combo Pack

Everything you need for MCAD certification

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Videos: 75 | Time: 43 hrs
All of the exams in this series will be retired by Microsoft on March 31, 2009. Check our Videos in Development page to see the status of other scheduled CBT Nuggets'' programming certification trainings.

If you want to learn how to program with Microsoft Visual Basic for .NET and SQL, this is the package for you. The MCAD (SQL) Combo Pack lays out the foundation of programming and databases for both the beginner and expert alike with Intro to XML, Intro to VB.NET and SQL Fundamentals. You also get into the meat of programming with Developing Web Applications for VB.NET, Developing XML Web Services and SQL Implementation and Design. This gives you the training you need to obtain certification as a Microsoft Certified Application Developer as well as get you started on a career in programming.

The instructors are awesome. Garth Schulte, Jeff Abbott and Robert Barr are the most enthusiastic group of trainers you could ever hope to find and they really know their stuff. You''ll get all the basics of programming and databases along with great tips and real-world examples to assist you in developing powerful applications.

There are 75 videos providing more than 40 hours of instruction. A basic knowledge of computers is recommended before starting this training.

CD-ROM Contents:

Introduction to VB.NET
- Introduction to the Microsoft .NET Platform
- Introduction to Visual Basic.NET
- Introduction to Building Windows Applications
- Introduction to Building Web Applications
- Using Variables and Arrays
- Creating and Using Procedures
- Variable and Procedure Scopes
- Decision Structures and Loops
- Errors and Exceptions
- User Interface Enhancements
- User Input Validation
- Introduction to Object Oriented Programming Concepts
- Introduction to Data Access using ADO.NET
- Introduction to Web Development using ASP.NET
- Setting IDE Options and Project Properties
- Deploying Applications
- Visual Basic.NET MCSD Certification Track

Introduction to XML
- What is XML?
- Introduction to XML in the .NET Framework
- Basic XML
- Parsing XML
- Validating XML
- Writing XML
- Technologies for Handling XML Data
- Creating Trees using DOM
- Navigating Trees using XPath
- Querying and Linking XML using XQuery
- Formatting and Transforming XML using XSLT
- Manipulating Cached XML
- Serializing Objects as XML
- SQL XML

SQL Fundamentals
- Basic Database Concepts
- An Introduction to Transact SQL
- Beginning Transact SQL
- Intermediate Transact SQL
- An Introduction to SQL Server

70-229 SQL Implementation and Design
- Creating Databases
- Creating Tables
- Introduction to Data Integrity
- Creating Views
- Programming Concepts
- Creating Stored Procedures
- Creating Triggers
- Creating User Defined Functions
- Architecting Indexes
- Creating Indexes
- Creating Distributed Queries
- Performance Analysis
- Performance Considerations
- Managing Transactions and Locks
- Implementing Security

70-305 Developing and Implementing Web Applications with VB.NET
- Creating and Using Web Forms
- Programming Web Forms Using ASP.NET
- Tracing Web Applications Using ASP.NET
- Validating User Input Using ASP.NET
- Creating User Controls Using ASP.NET
- Accessing Data Using ADO.NET
- Accessing Data Using Stored Procedures and ADO.NET
- Reading and Writing XML Data
- Managing Application State
- Configuring, Optimizing and Deploying Web Applications
- Securing Web Applications

70-310 VB.NET-Web Services
- Fundamental ADO .NET
- Creating and Consuming Serviced Components
- Creating Deployment Projects.
- Typed and Untyped DataSets
- DataSets and XML
- Publishing XML Web Services
- Creating and Consuming .NET Remoting Objects
- Securing Serviced Components
- Utilizing Assemblies
- Securing ASP .NET Services (XML Web Services)
- Creating and Manipulating a Windows Service
- Reading Assembly Metadata
- Creating and Consuming XML Web Services

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An Introduction to SQL Server

Prerequisites

What You'll Learn

  • Video 1: Basic Database Concepts|34:33

  • Video 2: An Introduction to Transact SQL|45:57

  • Video 3: Beginning Transact SQL|27:45

  • Video 4: Intermediate Transact SQL|47:50

  • Video 5: An Introduction to SQL Server|34:10

  • Video 6: Creating Databases|47:29

  • Video 7: Creating Tables|39:23

  • Video 8: Introduction to Data Integrity|47:31

  • Video 9: Creating Views|35:09

  • Video 10: Programming Concepts|40:29

  • Video 11: Creating Stored Procedures|33:07

  • Video 12: Creating Triggers|37:03

  • Video 13: Creating User Defined Functions|40:42

  • Video 14: Architecting Indexes|26:29

  • Video 15: Creating Indexes|25:21

  • Video 16: Creating Distributed Queries|39:18

  • Video 17: Performance Analysis|34:27

  • Video 18: Performance Considerations|25:43

  • Video 19: Managing Transactions and Locks|25:10

  • Video 20: Implementing Security|26:25

  • Video 21: Intro to the Microsoft.NET Platform|30:19

  • Video 22: Intro to Visual Basic.NET|39:05

  • Video 23: Intro to Building Windows Applications|37:44

  • Video 24: Intro to Building Web Applications|49:43

  • Video 25: Using Variables and Arrays|45:36

  • Video 26: Creating and Using Procedures|46:11

  • Video 27: Variable and Procedure Scopes|32:31

  • Video 28: Decision Structures and Loops|40:03

  • Video 29: Errors and Exceptions|53:08

  • Video 30: User Interface Enhancements|47:11

  • Video 31: User Input Validation|42:06

  • Video 32: Intro to Object-Oriented Programming Concepts|29:09

  • Video 33: Intro to Data Access using ADO.NET|40:43

  • Video 34: Intro to Web Development using ASP.NET|29:40

  • Video 35: Setting IDE Options and Project Properties|28:28

  • Video 36: Deploying Applications|29:40

  • Video 37: Visual Basic.NET MCSD Certification Track|10:00

  • Video 38: What is XML|30:58

  • Video 39: Intro to XML in the .NET Framework|31:04

  • Video 40: Basic XML|29:30

  • Video 41: Parsing XML|35:02

  • Video 42: Validating XML|39:46

  • Video 43: Writing XML|34:14

  • Video 44: Technologies for Handling XML Data|20:45

  • Video 45: Creating Trees using DOM|34:12

  • Video 46: Navigating Trees using XPath|32:48

  • Video 47: Querying and Linking XML using XQuery|28:47

  • Video 48: Formatting and Transforming XML Using XSLT|40:05

  • Video 49: Manipulating Cached XML|44:25

  • Video 50: Serializing Objects as XML|35:19

  • Video 51: SQL XML|27:43

  • Video 52: Creating and Using Web Forms|33:03

  • Video 53: Programming Web Forms using ASP.NET|26:17

  • Video 54: Tracing Web Applications using ASP.NET|31:09

  • Video 55: Validating User Input using ASP.NET|29:42

  • Video 56: Creating User Controls using ASP.NET|25:51

  • Video 57: Accessing Data using ADO.NET|46:56

  • Video 58: Accessing Data using Stored Procedures and ADO.NET|41:40

  • Video 59: Reading and Writing XML Data|44:03

  • Video 60: Managing Application State|45:27

  • Video 61: Configuring|55:34

  • Video 62: Securing Web Applications|37:33

  • Video 63: Fundamental ADO .NET|28:54

  • Video 64: Creating and Consuming Serviced Components|49:45

  • Video 65: Creating Deployment Projects|23:40

  • Video 66: Typed and Untyped DataSets|39:08

  • Video 67: DataSets and XML|33:41

  • Video 68: Publishing XML Web Services|28:13

  • Video 69: Creating and Consuming .NET Remoting Objects|28:18

  • Video 70: Securing Serviced Components|35:29

  • Video 71: Utilizing Assemblies|23:09

  • Video 72: Securing ASP .NET Services (XML Web Services)|29:03

  • Video 73: Creating and Manipulating a Windows Service|27:35

  • Video 74: Reading Assembly Metadata|22:18

  • Video 75: Creating and Consuming XML WebServices|35:39

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  • Anonymous

    I am enjoying the VB series, and looking forward to the SQL series. Learning this way is fun, the way it should be. Great work!

  • Anonymous

    Dear CBT Nuggets, Thanks for your affordable training. It’s top notch easy, to use and is helping me focus on my career goals. Which are to earn enough money to support wife and family and home and through hopefully a DBA role....I just purchased your MCAD towards this end. Your training is really helping as programming is far to boring/intimidating from books as I did a degree in Biology. So a big thanks.

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