Course Overview

This course series will help individuals prepare for certification exam 70-024. This exam is an elective for MCSD certification. This curriculum presents the requirements for participants seeking MCSD certification. To become a Microsoft Certified Systems Developer you are required to pass two core technology exams and two elective exams that provide a valid and reliable measure of technical proficiency and expertise.

Learn To:

• Microsoft Classes - 400 Windows-based Programming Using MFC 4.0 and 480 Intermediate Windows-based Programming Using MFC 4.0

Content Emphasis

Skills-Based

Audience

This series is intended for professionals seeking MCSD certification.

Course Contents

Course Series: Developing Applications with C++ Using the Microsoft Foundation Class Library

• Course Series 70611 - 70615
• This five part series is intended for developers who work in a Windows-based environment and want to develop applications using Microsoft Visual C++ 4.0. At the completion of this series, you will be able to: describe the fundamentals of windows architecture; identify the fundamentals of Microsoft Foundation Class library and its architecture; build an application framework using Microsoft Visual C++; implement menus, accelerator keys and control bars to the application; add and delete message handlers using ClassWizard; output simple text and graphics using GDI objects, stock objects and simple functions; identify Document/View architecture; identify Component Gallery and implement its code reusable feature; create and implement dialog boxes and property sheets; identify the command routing scheme in MFC and implement update command handling; understand the serialization process and implement persistence in MFC; connect to multiple data sources and implement ODBC in an MFC application; handle errors and exceptions in MFC; use registry in MFC applications; identify the platform-specific issues in MFC; implement user interface as per the Windows 95 logo compliance requirements; manipulate items using the mouse; implement drawing and printing of objects; implement Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) in MFC applications in 32-bit operating system environment; implement the concepts of multithreading in an application; identify the uses of interoperability and its implementation details using MFC libraries; query a database through ODBC; understand the concepts of OLE; implement OLE Drag and Drop; understand the technology of OLE controls and OLE automation.

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