Hector,
Do you mean you need help to plan the course itinerary, that is what the
course will
cover and in what order? Perhaps you could provide some information on the
course
and if it has any prerequisite courses.
I will assume that the participants do have basic understanding of OOP
programming,
or you will have to not only teach .NET but also teach how to write programs
and the
basic OOP concepts (which would require a course of its own).
So what you should start with is provide an overview of what .NET is and how
it is
different to conventional programing using for example C/C++, but providing
a
runtime environement. You should then cover the various parts of the .NET
Framework such as various parts of CLR, MSIL, how .NET security works,
Just-In-Time compilation, memory management etc.
Each of these topics (which is only a few relavant) helps provide certain
services such
as language interoperability (thanks to things such as MSIL, CTS and CLI).
You have
security which is provided by CAS, Application Domains, Processes, Evidence
etc.
The CLR mananges all of this with the help of Metadata, so an understanding
on what
it is and how it is and how it can be used is important to get comfortable
with the .NET
framework.
It is hard to give you a full overview of what you should provide without
more information
on what level the course is aimed and for whom. Perhaps you could share a
draft on what
you have planned and people can provide feedback on the structure and
contents to help
fill out some blanks.
Hope this helps,
//Andreas
Hector Martinez said:
I'm in charge of a .NET course, I'm trying to create the program of
the course, but I think I need some advices...
