Archive for June, 2009
New Course: Programming ArcObjects with .NET
GeoSpatial Training Services is pleased to announce the availability of a course that we believe will be a huge benefit to our students. Our new instructor led, Internet based course “Programming ArcObjects with Microsoft .NET” is scheduled to begin August 17th and runs through September 11th.
This course is composed of a series of 4 modules that will teach you how to program ArcObjects using Microsoft .NET.
The course is comprised of the following modules:
.NET Fundamentals
- Introduction to the .NET Framework
- Programming Visual Basic .NET Fundamentals
- Programming C# Fundamentals
- Introduction to Visual Studio 2008
Extending ArcGIS Desktop with ArcObjects and .NET
- Extending ArcGIS Desktop Fundamentals
- Building ArcGIS Desktop Toolbars and Tools
- Extending Application Windows
- Creating Custom ArcGIS Extensions
Advanced ArcObjects and .NET Concepts
- Extending the Editor
- Extending the Geodatabase
- Building Geoprocessing Tools
- Creating .NET Installation Programs
Further Studies in ArcObjects with .NET
- .NET Best Practices
- Introduction to Programming ArcGIS Engine with .NET
- Introduction to Programming ArcGIS Server with .NET
- The Road From Here
Who Should Attend:
This course is geared toward intermmediate level programmers looking to build ArcGIS Desktop applications with ArcObjects using the .NET framework. It is suggested that you have completed our ESRI Programmers Bundle or have equivalent knowledge of ArcObjects.
Class Size
Minimum class size: 4 students
Maximum class size: 20 students
Seats Remaining: 20
Dates
August 17th – September 11, 2009
Course Price
$567 if you register before July 1st, $667 thereafter
Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API
GeoSpatial Training Services would like to announce the availability of a new series of instructor led courses offered through our Internet teaching platform.
Our Mastering the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API Excellence Series is a series of 6 courses that will teach you how to build high performance, attractive Web mapping applications using the lightweight, browser based ArcGIS Server JavaScript API. The Excellence Series is comprised of the following courses:
- Introduction to the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API
- Application Debugging with Firefox and Firebug
- Dojo + ArcGIS Server = Rapid Application Development
- Advanced Dojo Concepts
- Integrating ArcGIS Server with Google Maps
- Capstone Project
Dojo is a heavy focus throughout each of the courses. So, what is Dojo and why should you use it? Well, for starters, the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API is built on top of Dojo so you have to learn at least the basics of the Dojo framework if you’re planning to create web mapping applications with the JavaScript API. However, Dojo is so much more!
In a nutshell, Dojo is a JavaScript framework that makes developing web applications much simpler and more efficient. It takes care of all the little browser differences and inconsistencies that make deploying a production web application so difficult. Dojo also comes with a large set of user interface widgets call Dijits. These user interface components make it simple to build highly attractive web applications. Dojo also has many other capabilities including the ability to access data stores (XML, JSON, Google Search, Google Images, Flickr, Amazon S3, and others), access web services including cross-domain capabilities with JSONP, a sophisticated loader and build system, and so much more!
Along the way you will acquire a lot of new skills that are in high demand.
- How to program with JavaScript
- Use the ArcGIS Server JavaScript API to
- Create Maps
- Work with Map Layers
- Create Graphics
- Respond to Events
- Perform Attribute and Spatial Queries
- Find and Identify Features
- Geocoding and Reverse Geocoding
- Buffer Features
- Access Geoprocessing Tasks and Models
- Much More!
- Use Dojo’s Dijits to build attractive user interfaces including Form controls, Grids, Charts, Trees, Lightboxes
- Advanced Dojo concepts including reading data from XML and JSON files as well as other data stores such as Amazon S3 and Flickr
- Debug your applications with Firefox and Firebug
- Integrate your ArcGIS Server data with Google Maps
You can see the full syllabus here including an FAQ.
Class begins August 3rd and runs through September 11th.
Course price: $675 if you register before July 1st; $795 after July 1st
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