This course is mainly about ADO.NET and will be practiced with WinForms programs using the C# language. In addition, it will explain various fields such as database design, SQL writing, stored procedure writing, and libraries and transactions created with ADO.NET through practical programming through sample projects.
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Learn how to use the database project provided in Visual Studio.
Database Programming
Dapper
To develop an actual DB linkage program
You will learn advanced ADO.NET techniques.
This course comprehensively covers the essentials for developing database-linked programs, whether you're an experienced programmer or have completed prerequisite courses. Because it uses an approach that involves developing actual projects, beginners can quickly learn a significant number of advanced techniques. While some parts may be confusing, please feel free to ask questions using the Q&A board, and I'll be happy to answer them.
The main focus of the course is ADO.NET. It also covers database design, stored procedure writing, and other topics. It also covers using ADO.NET in C# programs to connect to database servers, as well as developing the database connection library we'll use. Because we chose to use Windows Forms to verify the results of our development, we won't cover a complete Windows Forms program from start to finish.
This course is designed for those who have taken or are familiar with courses on database SQL, database design, and C# programming fundamentals. Since the aforementioned courses cover only specific areas, it's crucial to have a comprehensive understanding of how databases work, how SQL is created and expressed in programs, and how programs communicate with database servers. Therefore, this project is structured around selecting a practical project and developing it yourself. However, due to time constraints, we won't cover every single fundamental topic in detail. For these topics, please refer to the prerequisite courses.
Q. Can non-majors also take the course?
A. Anyone who understands the prerequisite subjects can listen to it sufficiently.
Q. Why should I learn ADO.NET?
A. ADO.NET is a framework for database integration. These days, almost every program doesn't handle databases. It's a necessity, and because ADO.NET provides a standard interface that works with all types of databases, not just SQL Server, its scope of application is broad.
Q. Please tell us what prompted you to start this course.
A. This course is a continuation of the database-related courses we've offered so far and the fundamentals of C# programming. We plan to continue developing a series of C#-related courses in the future.
Who is this course right for?
For those who need database programming
For those who want to take a database course and apply it in practice
For those who want to do full-fledged database programming as a freelancer or developer
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Database SQL
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Education
February 1987 Graduated from Inha University, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
February 1989, graduated from the Graduate School of Computer Science and Engineering at Inha University
August 2009 Completed Doctoral Coursework in Applied Software, Department of Computer Engineering, Korea Aerospace University
Key Experience
January 1989 – December 1992 Trigem Computer R&D Center
January 1993 ~ May 1995 Samsung Electronics Workstation Development Team
January 1998 – December 2005 CEO of ITA Co., Ltd. (Software development, database design and construction)
January 2006 – December 2017 National Archives Database Construction Project (PM)
May 2018 – March 2019 Korea IT Academy Instructor (C#, JAVA, Database)
March 2019 – Present: ERP and MES Database Design
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