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| The .NET framework is an important
information technology development framework in the 21st century. It builds upon Microsoft’s
commanding market presence and superb line up of software products: applications
(Office),
operating system (Windows),
internetworking (Windows
and
Exchange Servers), web interaction/interfaces, (Internet
Explorer and
FrontPage) and enterprise database (SQL
Server). Organizational enterprise have utilized Microsoft’s client/server
developments platforms (Visual
Basic,
Visual C++) and programming languages -
C and
C++ for coding uniform interfaces: windows, scrollbars, droplists, radio
buttons, and text boxes.
.NET leverages this installed application base to
provide a web based featureset for a new generation of applications.
However, although a major player,
.NET will not dominate or control the market;
Java and open source software have an equal share of the market and in many
areas achieved wide acceptance. There also are gaps and weaknesses in the
existing Microsoft software products,
web servers and
middleware, which place
.NET at a disadvantage in relation to competing
development platforms and software -
IBM WebSphere,
Oracle, and Sun Microsystems. SYS-ED's system consultant instructor's are leading edge implementers and
knowledge transfer
experts on SOA: Service Oriented Architecture,
IBM middleware and that
coupled with 30+ years experience with
mainframe systems
software and legacy programming languages, justifies/authenticates a hard earned
consultant’s swagger based upon a track record of success. Microsoft Development Platforms and Languages
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| SYS-ED’s staff of system consultant’s have been working with .NET since its initial roll-out and have used .NET to develop industry specific applications. And while we are bullish on .NET as a development platform (and not just for Microsoft Applications); we also have specialists on staff who have been doing maintenance programming on MS Visual C++ and Visual Basic applications. Few independent training companies have been teaching tailored client-specific .NET courses longer or better than SYS-ED. We offer a comprehensive .NET curriculum comprised of industry standard subject matter and topics in conjunction with our consultancy derived content inclusive of tailored sample programs and training aids. The value added quality of a SYS-ED .NET course is the cross system expertise of our system consultants who can explain and teach what does not work as advertised when developing Microsoft applications to interoperate in hybrid mainframe and open source environments. |
Scripting and Programmatic Implementation
There currently is no single standard for the programmatic implementation of client and web server scripting. Both open source and proprietary software are being utilized in different hybrid combinations with one another.
Some common scenarios that we have been implementing at client locations include:
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In addition to WIMP, WAMP, and LAMP, SYS-ED staff and technology partners have been involved with and experiencing a significant increase in scripting with Microsoft PowerShell and open source Korn shell and Perl. The .NET and Java programmatic implementations and proprietary WebSphere, Oracle, and WebLogic development platforms have by design been integrating their development platforms with the open source scripting languages and Java SDK and APIs.
Our staff will take the time and make the effort to become familiar with a prospective client’s operating environment and training objectives. We will then provide a written training strategy inclusive of a tailored course outline, programming examples, and training aids which will address design and development project specifications. Most importantly, we use this information to provide ongoing support. SYS-ED will not accept a web development training assignment without a consultation with a prospective client organization. And we have and will continue to turn away assignments, if we are not confident that we can get the job done well!
Courseware and Training Aids for Teaching
SYS-ED courses utilize a combination of industry standard text books (which we review for technologist entrepreneurs and industry leading text book publishers) and our own consultancy derived courseware and training aids.
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SYS-ED’s industry standard .NET courses and integrated .NET training programs have been developed based upon classic adult learning theory and the application of the standards of the New York State Department of Education. Our .NET training provides impartial analysis and hands-on experience which extends the source Microsoft documentation and training aids.
SYS-ED is independent from Microsoft. If we can not warranty a superior training outcome, SYS-ED will politely turn down an assignment. |
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Consultancy Derived .NET Courses
Training Programs:
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.NET
Courses in New York
SYS-ED's .NET
courses are tough, but they're worth it. Our challenging "hands-on" .NET
training provides a foundation and framework for Fortune 1000 companies,
government municipalities, healthcare providers, software houses, and consulting
companies to meet their own .NET staffing requirements and acquire specialized
.NET expertise.
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Courseware
SYS-ED's .NET courseware is
highly respected in the IT field. We draw upon our extensive library of
courseware, sample programs and case studies to explain, demonstrate, and teach
.NET. Our courseware library affords us the privileged perspective from which to
draw upon to provide examples across the
comprehensive range of Microsoft family of operating systems.
Teaching is Our Business
Most computer training companies are divisions of large software or consulting
companies. Not SYS-ED. Our only goal is to provide quality computer training
for motivated professionals - no more and no less. Because
we're independent,
we're free to concentrate on teaching - and since 1980 we have been doing it
very well.
Our Teachers Know How to Teach
SYS-ED instructors
combine teaching skills with broad practical experience as consultants. Our
system consultants have been working with .NET since its initial release and
equally as important average 30 years of experience in information technology in
business enterprise: operating system, administration, and programming. And they
know
how to teach it. We teach not only "how to", but "why", building a solid
foundation in fundamentals and insights into advanced materials. After a course,
they're available to answer
questions.
Enrollment - SYS-ED .NET Courses are NOT for Everyone
No one is allowed to enroll in a SYS-ED .NET course, without a consultation with
our Director of Education. We review the operational objectives and project
specifications for the organization evaluating whether to send its employee for
the training. The employee is ONLY allowed to register if they have the
appropriate background corresponding to the
appropriate
learning path.
.NET
Training in New York, at Your Office,
or
via the Web
SYS-ED’s .NET courses are held at our modern, fully equipped training center
in mid town Manhattan and in conjunction with technology partners in North America
and Europe. If you prefer, we'll arrange
tailored .NET training on-site at your organization’s facilities inclusive
of mobile computer classroom set-up. On-site .NET courses can include the
identical workshops, case studies, and hands-on approach as the .NET training
that we offer in New York.
For additional information including outlines, availability of private courses, references, and course customization, contact David Shapiro at our New York office at 212-564-9147 register online.
| SYS-ED's technology exchange websites compile, organize, and present software specific and established operational categorizations of information technology. They provide a framework for assessing knowledge transfer: web-based training, classroom instruction, courseware, learning paths, and validation assessment. | |
| www.msnetworkstrainingbysysed.us | www.xmltrainingbysysed.us |
| www.crystalreportstrainingbysysed.us | www.mqseriestrainingbysysed.us |
| www.unixtrainingbysysed.us | www.db2trainingbysysed.us |
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http://www.sysed.com/tech_assessments/leader/internet_programming.asp |
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Footnote 1:
SYS-ED’s core .NET curriculum are being prepared for submission to the New
York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision
for technical review and licensing.