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Microsoft .NET Framework - Internet Programming and Mobile Devices
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The .NET framework is an important and well received development framework and tools: Visual Studio, ADO.NET, ASP.NET, VB.NET, and C#. ‘ It builds upon the investment that organizational enterprise made in the 1990’s with Microsoft client/server programming environments: Visual Basic, Visual C++, C++, C, and SQL Server. Microsoft .NET Development Platform
Although a major player with real strengths, Microsoft .NET does not define or dominate web development and Internet programming. Java software and open source freeware has achieved a wide acceptance and provides comparable
functionality. Many organizations have elected to code and develop both .NET and Java applications. IBM and Oracle Corporation have drawn upon their considerable hardware and software resources and taken advantage of shortcomings in
the Microsoft software product line in web servers to successfully promote their own development platforms:
IBM WebSphere and Rational software and the
Oracle WebLogic Roadmap and Fusion software. Both IBM and Oracle have incorporated open source Java into their software; they also have made significant investments in open source software initiatives to promote their development environments. Although these commercial software companies compete with one another for new customers, it
will be the exception where an organization will be dedicated exclusively to a Microsoft .NET or a commercial or open source Java application development platform. Accordingly, the operational reality is that in order to compete for business and support an existing base of clients, a protocol based interoperability among the three major software companies is a requirement.
Microsoft Scripting and Programmatic Implementation MS PowerShell is being used in conjunction with Microsoft programming languages for coding scripts to automate administrative tasks; a significant benefit is the capability for integration with the .NET development platform. However, there is no single standard for client and web server scripting. Freeware and open source Linux- and UNIX-variant desktop operating systems and web servers increasingly are being used in hybrid combinations with Microsoft networks.
In addition to WIMP, WAMP, and LAMP, SYS-ED staff and CETi Technology Partners report scripting is being performed in volume with open source the Korn shell and Perl. |
Information Technology in Transition -
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SYS-ED’s staff have been working with .NET since its initial roll-out and have used .NET to develop industry specific applications. SYS-ED system consultants and CETi Technology Partners average 30 years experience in information technology: IBM mainframe system software, Oracle software, enterprise databases, and client/server programming. The value added quality of a SYS-ED .NET course is the cross system expertise of our system consultants who can teach and explain how to code, test, and deploy Microsoft .NET applications in hybrid commercial and open source software environments.
Few independent training companies have been teaching MS .NET courses longer or better than SYS-ED. |
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The Computer Education Techniques courseware used in SYS-ED courses consists of student hand-outs, training aids, and industry-specific examples and exercises. At the client discretion an industry standard textbook and accompanying presentation slides can be utilized. The CETi knowledge base aggregates and analyzes information in the public domain. It also is a service for reviewing and answering questions. Content is selectively added to courseware.
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Industry Standard MS .NET Training Service SYS-ED’s MS .NET courses have been developed based upon the application of adult learning theory and the standards of the New York State Department of Education. SYS-ED’s .NET training extends Microsoft's industry standard content and incorporates our own consultancy derived industry- and client- specific examples, sample programs, and exercises.
SYS-ED has been conducting courses in the public domain since 1980; however, there have been changes in the laws and regulations governing computer training in the state of New York. The schedule on our websites reflects a projected time frame for licensure with the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision and submission and approval of curriculum. It will be updated quarterly. |
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SYS-ED's distance-learning training service is 65% lecture with the remaining 35% of the service provided in the form of scheduled interactive question and answer sessions with a subject matter expert, hands-on exercises, optional validation assessment, and submission of questions through our technology exchange websites. Enrollment is contingent upon the prospective trainee's having been qualified by our Director of Education to have the appropriate background for the training and review of a checklist of items required for transmission of the service to the client location: bandwidth, firewall, base operating system, software requirements, web browser, and set-up of hands-on machine exercises. Alternative web-based and e-learning training is available: self-paced, presentation through the client's authoring system, or podcast. These tailored services are offered selectively. |
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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, and healthcare providers to address their .NET staffing requirements and acquire specialized
.NET expertise.
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Courseware
SYS-ED's courseware is highly respected. We draw upon our extensive library of sample programs and case studies to explain, demonstrate, and teach .NET.
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. We teach not only "how to", but "why",
offering insights into interrelated areas of information technology: web servers, Linux- and UNIX- variants, Java, Oracle, and mainframe system software. After a course, we answer
questions from students back on the job.
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 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 training center in Manhattan and in conjunction with Technology Partners in North America and Europe. If you prefer,
we'll arrange
distance-learning or
tailored instructor-led classroom instruction on-site at your organization’s facilities. On-site .NET courses can include the identical workshops, case studies, and hands-on approach as the MS .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 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. | ||
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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.
