MCTS Silverlight 4 Development Bootcamp
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About this Exam
Exam 70-506 is intended for software developers who are creating rich Internet-based applications using Silverlight. The exam focuses mainly on Silverlight 4, but also covers core Silverlight concepts.
Audience Profile
Candidates for this exam are developers who create and maintain rich interactive applications (RIA) using Silverlight 4. Candidates may have additional experience with previous Silverlight versions.
Credit Toward Certification
When you pass Exam 70-506: TS: Silverlight 4, Development, you complete the requirements for the following certification(s):
MCTS: Silverlight 4, Development
Course Outline
Binding in XAML
Introduction to XAML-Based Applications
Tools for Designing and Developing XAML-Based Applications
Anatomy of a XAML-Based Application
Creating Vector Graphics with Expression Studio 4
Creating Vector Graphics with Expression Blend 4
Creating Vector Graphics with Expression Design 4
Importing Vector Graphics into Expression Blend 4
Laying out a XAML-Based Application
Organizing Controls in the User Interface
Adding and Manipulating Controls
Developing and Debugging XAML-Based Applications
Developing WPF Applications
Developing Silverlight Applications
Hosting Silverlight Applications
Debugging XAML-Based Applications
Creating Controls Programmatically and Working with Media Files
Creating and Using Controls Programmatically
Working with Media Files
Working with Resources, Styles, Control Templates, and Behaviors
Working with Resources
Working with Styles and Control Templates
Working with Actions, Triggers, and Behaviors
Implementing Transforms, Animations, and Visual States
Transforms in XAML-Based Applications
Animations in XAML-Based Applications
Implementing and Working with Visual States
Binding in XAML
Property Binding in XAML-Based Applications
Data Binding in XAML-Based Applications
Prototyping Applications by Using SketchFlow in Expression Blend 4
Prototyping Applications with SketchFlow
Packaging and Reviewing Prototypes Developed with SketchFlow
Introduction to Building Silverlight Business Applications
Overview of Silverlight 4.0
Silverlight Architecture
Developing Out-of-Browser Applications with Silverlight
Building Data-Driven Applications
Overview of Data Access in Silverlight 4.0
Defining Data Access by Using ADO.NET Entity Data Models
Displaying Data by Using Domain Services
Advanced Data Management
Manipulating Data by Using Domain Services
Binding and Validating Data
Implementing User Controls and Navigation
Working With Controls
Threading
Implementing Navigation
Creating Advanced User Interfaces
Creating Content Presenter Classes
Creating Item Templates for Presentation
Developing Classes as Item Instances
Using Local Assets
Printing in Silverlight Applications
Accessing Local Storage in Silverlight Applications
Accessing Local File Systems in Silverlight Applications
Implementing Advanced Media Techniques in Silverlight
Implementing Deep Zoom in Silverlight
Playing Media Files
Developing Silverlight Media Framework Solutions
Introduction to the Silverlight Media Framework
Developing Silverlight Media Framework Solutions
Accessing Hardware in Silverlight Applications
Interacting with Mice and Keyboards
Interacting with Audio and Video Hardware
Globalization and Localization
Implementing Network Communications
Configuring Applications for Network Communications
Implementing Web Calls
Implementing Low-Level Communications
Deploying Silverlight Applications
Application Features and Hosting
Managing Application Resources Dynamically
Application Guidance
Getting Started with the MVVM Design Pattern
Getting to Know Prism
Windows Phone Development
Introduction to Windows Phone
Beginning Windows Phone Development
Creating a Windows Phone Application
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