Learn Visual Studio - Visual Studio Student

Introduction

This training course provides delegates with the opportunity to acquire the information and skills to successfully use the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools found in Visual Studio 2012.

The course focuses on demonstrating to the numerous ALM features and capabilities of Visual Studio and Team Foundation Server (TFS).

Prerequisites

Prior to attending this course, delegates must:

• Have familiarity working on a software development team and be aware of the relevant ALM processes, practices, and tools
• Have experience of a distributed application project
• Have used Visual Studio (any modern version)
• Be able to read and understand C# .NET code (all basis code will be delivered)
• Comprehend Microsoft Windows operating system and security basics
• Understand the morals and values of Agile software development
• Be able to read and understand supplies

Who Should Attend?

This course is suitable for existing software development professionals who are involved in building .NET applications

Course Objectives

• Gain the knowledge and skills to successfully use the Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) tools found in Visual Studio 2012

Course Outline

• Introduction
• ALM & TFS summary
• ALM care in Visual Studio
• Team projects and missions
• Process Templates and Work Items
• Agile vs. formal software growth
• Process patterns
• Work item types and grading
• The MSF for Agile Software Development course template
• Software expansion methodologies
• The Agile apparatuses in Team Web Access (TWA)
• Team Foundation Version Control plan
• Source Control Explorer
• Modelling the Application
• Building Explorer
• Architect actions
• Directed Graph Modelling Language (DGML)
• Discovering existing code
• Writing Quality Code
• Test Driven Development (TDD) summary
• Code study and code metrics
• IntelliTrace
• Unit testing and code reporting
• Test effect analysis
• Programming vs. testing events
• Code clone examination
• Testing the Application
• Team Foundation build methods
• Continuous Integration (CI)
• Team Foundation Build
• Powering Team Foundation Build