
In this lecture the student will be introduced to the goals and purpose of the course. The lecture will include a description of what the course will cover, who should take the course and the course prerequisites.
In this lecture the student will learn how information is organized within a relational database system and why that type of organization is essential to maintaining data quality.
In this lecture the learner will be introduced to the structured query language (SQL).
In this lecture the learner will continue to explore the SQL programming language.
In this lecture the learner will be shown how to establish a connection between their C# application and a SQL Server database.
In this lecture we implement a parent-child database relation within a C# application.
In this lecture the learner is introduced to database updates within C# via SQL.
In this lecture the learning is taught how to retrieve data from a database via database stored procedures.
In this lecture we create a parent-child GUI from stored procedures in the database.
In this lecture we continue with our parent-child stored procedure example.
This lecture concludes our discussion of the parent-child stored procedure example.
In this lecture the learner is introduced to the Extensible Markup Language (XML).
In this lecture the learner explores 3 different methods for creating and parsing multi-table XML files.
In this lecture we review all the course learning objectives.
In this course the student will learn how to interface their C# applications to a relational database and/or external XML files. The course contains five primary sections: introduction and setup, relational theory, C# to RDBMS, C# to XML and a summary.
The course is taught by Dr. Rick Phillips, Ph.D. who possess over 25 years of software design and programming experience. Rick has also taught a number of other IT courses through Udemy.
This course assumes a basic understanding of the C# programming language.