Introduction

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C# (pronounced "C-sharp") is a versatile, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft. It's widely used for building Windows applications, web applications, and more. C# offers features like strong typing, automatic memory management, and a rich standard library. It's especially popular for creating desktop software and is also suitable for cross-platform development. Learning resources include Visual Studio, online courses, and community forums, making it accessible to both beginners and experienced programmers.

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1- Introduction 2- Nature of technological entrepreneurship: Understanding the characteristics and process of techno entrepreneurs. 3- Potential for new products or services and new potential markets: Evaluating opportunities for innovation and market expansion. 4- Business structuring and optimization: Optimizing assets, investment, and ownership for the new techno business. 5- Business model evaluation: Assessing the creation, delivery, and capture of value in the business. 6- Introduction 7- Models of data communication and computer networks: Analyse the models used in data communication and computer networks. 8- Hierarchical computer networks: Analyse the different layers in hierarchical computer networks. 9- IP addressing in computer networks: Set up IP addressing in a computer network. 10- Static and dynamic routing: Set up static and dynamic routing in a computer network. 11- Network traffic management and control: Manage and control network traffic in a computer network. 12- Network troubleshooting: Diagnose and fix network problems. 13- Network layer protocols: Analyse delivery schemes, topologies, and routing protocols in the network layer. 14- Internet Protocols 4 and 6: Analyse Internet Protocols 4 and 6 in the network layer. 15- Transport layer protocols: Analyse the transmission control protocol (TCP), the user data protocol (UDP), and other relevant protocols in the transport. 16- Session, presentation, and application layers: Analyse the functions and services of the session, presentation, and application layers of the open systrm. 17- Data link layer functions: Analyse the functions, services, and sub-layers of the data link layer. 18- Error detection and correction: Analyse error detection and correction in the data link layer. 19- Competing protocols in the data link layer: Analyse competing protocols in the data link layer. 20- Hardware components at the data link. 21- Introduction 22- SP.NET components and structure: Understand the components and structure of ASP.NET. 23- Advantages and disadvantages of ASP.NET: Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using ASP.NET compared with other web development models. 24- Validators in ASP.NET: Analyze the advantages of using validators in ASP.NET. 25- Designing web applications with ASP.NET and ADO.NET: Use styles, themes, and master pages to create attractive and easily navigable web applications. 26- Displaying dynamic data with ADO.NET: Display dynamic data from a relational database using ADO.NET and data binding through different languages include. 27- Client-side and server-side navigation: Create a web page that uses client-side navigation, client-side browser redirect, cross-page posting, and server. 28- Introduction 29- System administration: Understand the role and elements of system administration. 30- User management and file system management: Perform tasks related to user and file system management. 31- Introduction 32- Switching: Understanding the process of switching in computer networks. 33- Routing: Performing routing in computer networks. 34- Introduction 35- Network design: Analyze the requirements of users. 36- Hierarchical network design: Analyze the different layers in hierarchical network design. 37- Link aggregation: Analyze competing protocols in link aggregation. 38- VLAN configuration: Set up and configure a VLAN to agreed standards. 39- Connectivity and scaling requirements: Analyze the requirements of connectivity and scaling. 40- Network Address Translation (NAT): Analyze the types and methods used in Network Address Translation. 41- Remote connections configuration: Configure remote connections on Linux and Windows systems to agreed standards. 42- Network fault diagnosis and resolution: Diagnose and resolve faults in the system. 43- Network backbone configuration: Configure a network backbone using link aggregation that demonstrates a speed increase. 44- Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) history and role: Analyze the history of the spanning tree protocol and its role in network redundancy. 45- Network administrator role: Analyze the role of a network administrator. 46- Technologies and applications for networks.
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