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Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 Training CBT Suite

Price: $899.00

CBT Course Overview:

The Self Study Store Computer Based Training Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications with Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 in this curriculum are designed to give learners the skills and knowledge necessary to be productive at designing, developing, and deploying both desktop and distributed applications using Microsoft Visual C++ 6. Each course in this curriculum focuses on a particular aspect of Visual C++ development, each building upon the skills and knowledge gained in the prior courses. This curriculum teaches C++ developers to be successful using the Visual C++ 6 environment and associated Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This curriculum will help you achieve your MCSD and MCDBA certification goals.

Total Training Duration:

68 hours

CBT Course Modules:

• Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 1
• Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 2
• Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 3
• Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 4
• Designing & Implementing Desktop Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 5
• Designing & Implementing Distributed Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 1
• Designing & Implementing Distributed Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 2
• Designing & Implementing Distributed Applications With Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 CBT Training Part 3

Training Course Topics:

• Identify the features, tools, Wizards and resource editors of Visual C++ 6.0.
• Install and configure SQL Server and Microsoft Message Queue Server (MSMQ).
• Describe two-tier and three-tier applications.
• Identify the element of Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) environment and the steps to configure a client to use an MTS component.
• Install and configure Visual SourceSafe (VSS) and establish the source-code control environment.
• Create View objects.
• Identify the fundamental component types and identify the rules and guidelines for designing a component interface.
• Identify the benefits of using data access, the data access capabilities of different libraries and the benefits of various data access technologies.
• Extend the functionality of an application by using mechanisms for extending classes and controls.
• Create various kinds of menus, dialog boxes, property sheets, property pages and forms.
• Add and edit the controls on an user interface.
• Implement threading in an MFC application.
• Create a dynamic user interface and an ISAPI DLL that dynamically updates the content in a Web page.
• Identify the features and benefits of ActiveX controls and COM components and incorporate them in MFC applications.
• Store and retrieve data from a file and registry by using MFC.
• Implement remote communication by using the Socket and Serial connection.
• Create applications using MFC classes to access and manipulate a database by adding records, deleting records and editing records.
• Create ADO database applications for accessing and manipulating a database in the Visual C++ environment.
• Create ActiveX controls.
• Create Component Object Model (COM) components.
• Create COM servers and clients.
• Implement advanced COM tasks and active documents.
• Create components and packages that support transactions and asynchronous processing.
• Much more.

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