STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS University Question Paper
Tuesday, December 25, 2012
Railway Airport and ports Question Bank
Railway Airport and ports Question Bank :
The Unit Wise notes for the subject has been attached on the following link
click here to download -- CLICK HERE
Link : https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B8VDnKzfglNnVmt4NGp0VlpadUU
Monday, December 24, 2012
Multibyte Addition
Multibyte Addition :
The Microchip PIC instruction set provides opcodes that will perform the addition or subtraction two 8-bit values but what if we need to add or subtract 16-, 24- or 32-bit values held in several bytes?
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Unit 4 Association rule making and classification [ Data Warehousing and Data Mining paper ]
Unit 4 Association rule making and classification [ Data Warehousing and Data Mining paper ]
Unit 3 Data Mining Notes [ Data Warehousing and Data Mining paper ]
Unit 3 Data Mining Notes [ Data Warehousing and Data Mining paper ]
Data Warehousing and Data Mining notes for Unit 3
Friday, December 14, 2012
How to run Android apps on Windows PC
How to run Android apps on Windows PC ?
There are many answers but the one most prefer is BlueStacks App Player
Running Android apps on Windows PC via BlueStacks App Player
Want to play Android games or run your favourite Android apps on your Windows PC, then you need BlueStacks App Player. The first beta version of the App Player was released today for general public with a host of pre-loaded Android apps and direct access to download more.
Improving a lot from the Alpha version that
Using the company's LayerCake technology, BlueStack beta is basically converting the ARM compatible Android apps to run on x86 platform and that too with a great efficiency. It uses PC's graphics card to run graphic intensive apps/games or replicates accelerometer input for the apps via mouse interactions or arrow keys.
Company has also partnered with developers of Fruit Ninja, SliceIt, Nook, Townsmen, Evernote, Defender and StumbleUpon to pre-load their apps on the beta version of BlueStacks App Player. Users will also have access to GetJar, 1Mobile, and Amazon to get more Android apps and games within the App Player itself.
So, rather than buying the paid PC version of Angry Birds Space, you can now just grab the free ad-supported Android version and play it on your Windows PC.
download link -- click here to download BlueStacks App Player
http://www.mediafire.com/?c40ih1ayl4plita
There are many answers but the one most prefer is BlueStacks App Player
Running Android apps on Windows PC via BlueStacks App Player
Want to play Android games or run your favourite Android apps on your Windows PC, then you need BlueStacks App Player. The first beta version of the App Player was released today for general public with a host of pre-loaded Android apps and direct access to download more.
Improving a lot from the Alpha version that
was made available last year, the current beta allows you to play even the most graphic-intensive Android games on your PC, thanks to the in-built hardware graphics acceleration.
Using the company's LayerCake technology, BlueStack beta is basically converting the ARM compatible Android apps to run on x86 platform and that too with a great efficiency. It uses PC's graphics card to run graphic intensive apps/games or replicates accelerometer input for the apps via mouse interactions or arrow keys.
Company has also partnered with developers of Fruit Ninja, SliceIt, Nook, Townsmen, Evernote, Defender and StumbleUpon to pre-load their apps on the beta version of BlueStacks App Player. Users will also have access to GetJar, 1Mobile, and Amazon to get more Android apps and games within the App Player itself.
So, rather than buying the paid PC version of Angry Birds Space, you can now just grab the free ad-supported Android version and play it on your Windows PC.
download link -- click here to download BlueStacks App Player
http://www.mediafire.com/?c40ih1ayl4plita
Plan for nov dec 2012 c# exam
Plan for nov dec 2012 c# exam
only 8 marks are asked no 16 mark questions
unit 1
operator and expression
statements
arrays and structures
program structure and simple i/o
basic elements of c#
unit 2*
property and indexes
delegates
publish/subscribe design pattern
operator and method overloading
multiple inheritence
unit 3 *
stream oriented operation
multitasking
multithreading
thread operation
synchronization
unit 4
working with xml
reading and writing xml data
xpath to search xml
ado.net arch
ado.net connected and disconnected
unit 5
building xml web service
web service client
wsdl and soap
web service with complex data types
web service performance
note : * in unit 2 or 3 (i.e in q.no 12 or 13) simple programs are asked for 8 marks
cs706 C# dot net unit wise notes ppt pdf [ c# .net ]
cs706 C# dot net unit wise notes ppt pdf [ c# .net ]
notes for all units from unit 1 to unit 5
Course Plan:: C# and .NET Framework cs706
Course Plan
Subject Code : CS706
Subject Name : C# and
.NET Framework
TEXT BOOK:
T1 - S.Thamarai
Selvi
and
R. Murugesan
“A Textbook
on C#
“, Pearson
Education,2003.
T2 - Stephen C. Perry “
Core C# and .NET”, Pearson Education,2006.
(Xerox)
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S.No
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Topic
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Page No.
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Teaching Aid
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No of Hrs
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Cum. Hrs
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1.
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Introduction about the subject
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1
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1
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UNIT – I
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2.
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Review of OOP Concepts
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T(20-28)
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-
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1
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2
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3.
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Overview of .NET
Framework
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T(28-38)
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-
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2
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4
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4.
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Basic Elements of C#
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T(39-63)
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1
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5
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5.
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Program Structure
and simple Input
and Output Operations
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T(72-80)
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-
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1
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6
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6.
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Operators and Expressions
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T(80-88)
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PPT
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2
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8
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7.
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Statements
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T(88-99)
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PPT
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1
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9
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8.
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Arrays and Structures
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T(99-107)
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-
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1
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10
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UNIT – II
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9.
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Inheritance
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T(137-148)
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-
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1
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11
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10.
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Namespace
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T(148-156)
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PPT
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1
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12
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11.
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Polymorphism
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T(156-167)
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-
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1
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13
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12.
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Interface and Overloading:
Multiple Inheritance
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T(192-198)
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-
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1
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14
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13.
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Property, Indexes
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T(208-216)
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-
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1
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15
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14.
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Delegates
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T(216-228)
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PPT
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1
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16
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15.
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Publish/Subscribe
Design Patterns
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T(228-244)
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-
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1
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17
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16.
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Operator
Overloading-Method Overloading
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T(244-253)
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-
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2
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19
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UNIT – III
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17.
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C# Concepts for
creating Data Structures
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T(265-273)
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-
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1
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20
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18.
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File Operations:
File Management systems
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T(273-284)
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-
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1
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21
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19.
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Stream Oriented
Operations
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T(284-298)
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2
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23
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20.
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Multitasking
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T(298-315)
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1
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24
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21.
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Multithreading
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T(323-329)
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-
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1
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25
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22.
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Thread Operation
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T(329-338)
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PPT
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2
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27
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23.
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Synchronization.
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T(338-350)
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-
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1
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28
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UNIT – IV
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24.
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Working with XML
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T2(462-471)
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-
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1
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29
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25.
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Techniques for
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T2(472-484)
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-
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2
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31
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26.
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Using XPath to Search
XML
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T2(485-493)
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-
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1
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32
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27.
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ADO.NET Architecture
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T2(498-502)
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Video
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1
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33
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28.
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ADO.NET Connected and
Disconnected Models
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T2(502-533)
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-
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2
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35
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29.
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XML and ADO.NET
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T2(533-540)
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-
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1
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36
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30.
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Simple and Complex Data
Binding
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T2(546-563)
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-
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31.
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Data Grid view class
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T2(563-584)
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-
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1
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37
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UNIT – V
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32.
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Application Domains, Remoting, Leasing and Sponsorship
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Notes
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-
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1
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38
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33.
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.NET Coding Design
Guidelines
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T2(682-691)
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1
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39
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34.
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Assemblies
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35.
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Security, Application Development
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T2(692-728)
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-
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1
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40
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36.
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Web Services
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T2(870-874)
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-
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1
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41
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37.
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Building an XML Web
Service
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T2(875-883)
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Video
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1
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42
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38.
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Web Service Client
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T2(884-894)
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-
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1
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43
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39.
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WSDL and SOAP
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T2(895-906)
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PPT
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2
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45
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40.
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Web Service with
Complex Data Types, Web
Service Performance
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T2(906-918)
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-
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1
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46
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41.
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Review
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1
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47
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Advance Topic:
·
MVC Architecture in C# .net
References:
- http://dotnet.jku.at/courses/csharp/download/Slides.aspx
- http://dotnet.jku.at/csbook/solutions
- http://www.dotnetperls.com/datagridview
- http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/tusharkantagarwal/objectorientedcsharp11162005070743am/objectorientedcsharp.aspx
- http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/eecabral/oopsand.net211102005075520am/oopsand.net2.aspx