*

* Introduce C# language
* ECMA standard
* originally developed by MSR
* not just Java + C++
* many extensions
* Introduce .NET framework
* future of Windows
* base of Microsofts C# implementation

*
* Teach you to program
* should be very comfortable writing OO code
* we will not cover much if any basic programming
* Introduce object oriented languages
* not even teach you OO style (except wrt C#)
* expected to write all code in OO style
* Give you a detailed grade
* S/U only
* even homework

*
* Requirements for the course
* come to lecture
* participate
* do three assignments
* Assignments are S/U
* will not be giving a detailed grade
* show me that you understand the concepts, and
can write C# code
* All three assignments will be online soon
* must be completed by the end of the course

*
* Class time MWF 12:20-1:10
* office hours: W 10:30-12 or by appointment
* tmroeder@cs.cornell.edu (4112 Upson)
* Prerequisites: CS 211/212
* really: experience in OO coding/concepts
* Academic Integrity
* Do not submit work that is not your own
* minimum penalty: U in the course

*
* Visual C#
* Express: Google Visual C# Express
* in Visual Studio: MSDNAA
* must be version 2005: we need C# 2.0
* Mono: http://www.go-mono.com
* Open Source impl for Linux: not quite at 2.0
* Rotor: http://msdn.microsoft.com/net/sscli
* Shared Source impl for Windows (through 2.0)
* Used to work on BSD / OS X, too

*
* Portable.NET: http://www.dotgnu.org
* yet another open source impl
* CMS: http://cms.csuglab.cornell.edu
* we will use this for homework
* turn on your email notifications!
* Course Webpage:
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs215
* will post lectures online
* as well as any errata for the homework

*
* You all will have accounts
* MSDNAA access: let me know if you dont
currently have it
* http://www.csuglab.cornell.edu/userinfo.html
* Visual Studio .NET 2005 should be installed there

*
* You all will have accounts
* MSDNAA access: let me know if you dont
currently have it
* http://www.csuglab.cornell.edu/userinfo.html
* Visual Studio .NET 2005 should be installed there

*
* Syllabus (10 more lectures)
* C# constructs: 5 lectures
*Types, Delegates, Generics,
Reflection, Iterators
* .NET Memory Management: 1 lecture
* Topics: 4 lectures
*C# 3.0, Threading, Security, MSIL,
MSH

*
* Each class will begin with a quiz
* not for credit but for knowledge
* but I will collect them and see what you know
* Todays quiz will be on prerequisites
* OO programming, mainly to do with Java
* If you dont know Java, but do have OO
experience, its OK
* talk to me after if you have trouble

*
* A Framework in which to run code
* A Common Language Runtime (CLR)
* runs all programs
* C# compiles to Microsoft Intermediate Language
* MSIL runs on CLR
* Virtual Machine like Java
* code written in many languages compiles to MSIL
* A Common Language Specification (CLS)
* A Common Type System (CTS)

*
 Web Services
Sharepoint ... ...
Building Blocks (e.g. for Services)

.NET Applications

Enterprise Servers
Languages:
C#, Visual Basic, etc SQL Server BizTalk ...

Runtime
Common Common Services: .NET and COM+
Type Language
System Runtime

.NET Framework

Operating System

*
 Base Class Library Support

Thread Support COM Marshaler

Type Checker Exception Manager

Security Engine Debug Engine

MSIL to Native Code Garbage

Compilers (JIT) Manager Collector (GC)

Class Loader

*
* A set of common types
* any language that runs in CLR should implement
* no syntax specified
* Languages often define aliases
* For example
* CTS defines System.Int32 4 byte integer
* C# defines int as an alias of System.Int32

*
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