Visual Studio Training - Visual Studio Tutorial

Introduction

This training course provides delegates with the opportunity to acquire the knowledge and skills to successfully use the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools found in Visual Studio and on-premises Team Foundation Server

Candidates will be able to plan, track, design, develop, test, and deliver business value in the form of working software.

Instructors will help participants of the course to explore the many ALM features and capabilities found all over Visual Studio.

Prerequisites

Prior to attending this course, delegates must:

• Be able to read and understand requirements
• Have familiarity with their development process
• Understand the Microsoft Windows operating system and security basics
• Have used Visual Studio (any modern version)
• Have familiarity with distributed application design
• Be able to read and understand C# .NET code (all source code will be provided)

Who Should Attend?

This course is suitable for existing software development professionals who are involved in building requests with Visual Studio.

Course Objectives

• Gain the knowledge and skills to successfully use the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools found in Visual Studio 2013

Course Outline

• Introduction
• ALM & TFS overview
• ALM funding in Visual Studio
• Team schemes
• Making a team project
• The Project Administrator part
• Arranging and handling a team project
• Process Templates and Work Items
• Supple vs. proper processes
• Progression templates
• Software expansion methodologies
• The Agile utensils in Team Web Access
• Version Control
• Visual Studio addition
• TFS Version Control summary
• Running and resolving struggles
• Source Control Explorer
• Git Addition
• Branching and merging overview
• Modelling the Application
• Building Explorer
• Plan activities
• Heading for Graph Modelling Language
• Exploring existing code
• Layer & Sequence graphs
• UML replicas and diagrams
• Writing Quality Code
• Test-Driven Development summary
• Code study and code metrics
• IntelliTrace
• Unit testing and code reporting
• Program design vs. testing events
• Code clone examination
• Testing the Application
• Forms of assessments
• Web performance exams
• Load & Manual quizzes
• Microsoft Test Manager (MTM)
• Test strategies, test cases and test suites
• Web-based test case super vision
• Trial & Code UI tests
• Team Foundation Build
• Continuous Integration (CI)
• Powering Team Foundation Build