Michigan Technology Services offers a wide variety of Microsoft .NET Developer courses at its metro Detroit area location:

Microsoft created the MCAD and MCSD credentials in response to industry demand for certifications that allowed developers to show they had the skills necessary to successfully build, deploy, implement and maintain Microsoft Windows and Web applications. Achieving the MCAD credential was a step toward earning the MCSD credential for advanced Visual Studio 2003 developers.  

With the release of .NET Framework 2.0 applications that used Microsoft Visual Studio 2005, Microsoft instituted the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS) and Microsoft Certified Professional Developer (MCPD) certifications. 

Visual Studio 2008 and .NET 3.5 classes were also formed for the MCTS and MCITP.

Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 classes are now being developed and will be announced on a regular basis.

Regardless of the Visual Studio platform that you are working with we have .NET training that will help you achieve your goals.

Some of the .NET courses you can choose from include:

Windows Application Development using VB.NET or C#

ASP.NET Web Application Development using VB.NET or C#

XML Web Services and Server Components Development using VB.NET or C#

Analyzing Requirements and Defining Microsoft .NET Solution Architectures

ADO.NET Using C# or Visual Basic 2005 or 2008

Visual Studio 2008 classes:

Build ASP.NET 3.5 Web Pages

ASP.NET Using Visual Basic 2008

ASP.NET Using Visual Basic 2008: Advanced Topics

ASP.NET Using Visual C# 2008

ASP.NET Using Visual C# 2008: Advanced Topics

VB.NET 2008

Developing Applications Using Visual Basic 2008

Developing Applications Using Visual Basic 2008: Advanced Topics

Developing Applications Using Visual Basic 2008: What’s New/Upgrade from 2005

Learning to Program Using Visual Basic 2008

C# 2008

Developing Applications Using Visual C# 2008

Developing Applications Using Visual C# 2008: Advanced Topics

Developing Applications Using Visual C# 2008: What’s New/Upgrade from 2005

Learning to Program Using C# 2008

Windows Communication Foundation using C# or Visual Basic 2008

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Additional Microsoft programming training at Michigan Technology Services include:

Fundamentals of Programming with the Visual Basic 6.0

Introduction to C++ Programming

Visual C++ 6.0: Desktop Application Development Using MFC

VBA Foundations for Microsoft Office

For detailed info, contact Michigan Technology Services. 248-489-0408