Visual Basic 2005

Visual Basic 2005

Visual Basic 2005 (VB 2005) is an programming language from Microsoft which is used to develop applications for Windows and web. It is object-oriented and part of the .NET Framework as an upgrade to the older Visual Basic. It has more support for object-oriented programming, data access, web services, structured exception handling, user-defined types, and easy integration with other .NET languages.

Certification in Visual Basic 2005 attests to your skills and knowledge in using the Visual Basic programming language to develop and maintain applications. This certification assess you in object-oriented programming, data access, error handling, and developing Windows and web-based applications.
Why is Visual Basic 2005 certification important?

• Demonstrates your proficiency in programming with VB 2005 within the .NET Framework.
• Validates your skills in object-oriented programming, error handling, and web services.
• Enhances job your prospects in software development and programming roles.
• Proves your expertise in building both Windows and web-based applications.
• Increases your credibility and marketability in the competitive job market for developers.
• Shows your familiarity with industry best practices for development, debugging, and testing.
• Helps you stand out when applying for positions involving legacy VB applications.

Who should take the Visual Basic 2005 Exam?

• Software Developers
• Application Developers
• Web Developers
• VB.NET Programmers
• .NET Framework Developers
• Systems Analysts
• Database Developers
• Software Engineers
• Technical Support Engineers
• IT Consultants

Visual Basic 2005 Certification Course Outline
The course outline for Visual Basic 2005 certification is as below -

• Introduction to Visual Basic 2005
• Data Types and Variables
• Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
• Control Structures and Flow of Execution
• Windows Forms Applications
• Data Access and ADO.NET
• Web Services and Web Applications
• Advanced Topics in VB 2005
• Debugging and Error Handling
• Deploying Applications