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Course 80042A:

C/SIDE Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009

• Module 1: Client/Server Integrated Development Environment (C/SIDE)This module explains basic objects in Microsoft Dynamics NAV and the Client/Server Integrated Development Environment (C/SIDE). It also describes physical and logical databases and several integration tools available in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009.
• Module 2: TablesThis module explains the fundamental concepts of table objects, describes the concepts of table relationships, special table fields and how to use them, and describes how to use the Table Designer to create and modify tables. It also describes table types and their characteristics.Lessons
• Module 3: FormsThis module explains the fundamental concepts of form objects and describes how to use the Form Designer to create and modify forms. It also describes form types and their characteristics and standard navigation in forms.Lessons
• Module 4: PagesThis module explains the fundamental concepts of page objects and describes how to use the Page Designer to create and modify pages. It also describes page types and their characteristics and discuss the best practices in creating pages.Lessons
• Module 5: Introduction to C/AL ProgrammingThis module introduces C/AL, the programming language in C/SIDE and its elements. It also describes data types available in C/AL, concepts of identifier, variable, syntax, variable scope and variable initialization.Lessons
• Module 6: Assignment Statements and ExpressionsThis module explains assignment statements, expressions, terms and operators. It describes automatic type conversion between data types and different kinds of operators and operator precedence. It also describes numeric, relational and logical expressions.Lessons
• Module 7: C/AL StatementsThis module explains conditional statements, compound statements, comments and repetitive statements. It also describes the concepts of Arrays and how to use them.Lessons
• Module 8: C/AL FunctionsThis module explains the concepts of functions and describes several built-in functions and how they are used. It also describes the concepts of parameters and how to create custom functions.Lessons
• Module 9: ReportsThis module explains the fundamental concepts of report objects and describes the different stages in creating and designing reports. It also describes several types of printing reports and how to create grouping, totaling and add advanced features to a report, for the Classic and the RoleTailored Client.Lessons
• Module 10: Dataports and XMLportsThis module explains the fundamental concepts of dataport and XMLport objects and describes how to use the Dataport Designer and XMLport Designer to create dataports and XMLports for export and import external file. It also describes how XMLports replace Dataports in the RoleTailored Client.Lessons
• Module 11: CodeunitsThis module explains the fundamental concepts of codeunit objects and describes how to use the C/AL Editor to create codeunits. It also describes how to use the SMTP Mail Codeunit.Lessons
• Module 12: MenuSuitesThis module explains the fundamental concepts of MenuSuite objects and describes how to use the Navigation Pane Designer to create and design MenuSuites. It also describes how to create MenuSuite for the Classic and the RoleTailored Client.Lessons
• Module 13: Integration OptionsThis module explains several integration tools available in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. It also describes how to use them and their limitations.Lessons

Course 80055A:

C/Side Solution Development in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009

• Module 1: Client RequirementsThe Diagnosis section of this chapter provides the "executive summary" of the business case, including the client's profile and a high-level description of their needs. The Analysis section describes the client's specific requirements for the system, including the data models based on those requirements and the basic project implementation plan.Lessons
• Module 2: Master Tables and PagesThis module explains how the requirements for master tables and pages for the solution are discussed before moving on to the Design and Implementation phases.Lessons
• Module 3: RegistrationsThis module explains how to implement functionality to allow users to perform transactions with the master data.Lessons
• Module 4: Posting
• Module 5: IntegrationThis module explains how to integrate these features with one another and with the standard application, making it user-friendly. This requires using MenuSuite objects and implementing Microsoft Dynamics NAV Navigate functionality. This chapter addresses the integration of solution functionality with the user interface (UI) of the application.Lessons
• Module 6: ReportingThis module explains how to create reports for the Seminar module.Lessons
• Module 7: StatisticsThis module explains how statistics are added to the Seminar Management module using FlowFilters and FlowFields.Lessons
• Module 8: DimensionsThis module explains how Dimensions are used to control how analysis occurs.Lessons
• Module 9: InterfacesThis module explains how the some of the methods that are used to interface Microsoft Dynamics NAV to external software or hardware.Lessons
• Module 10: Web ServicesThis module explains how the interoperation between different software applications, running on a variety of platforms and/or frameworks occurs.Lessons
• Module 11: Optimizing for SQL ServerThis module explains how the differences between the two servers options available with Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009.Lessons
• Module 12: DeploymentThis module explains how deployment marks the end of the implementation phase. During deployment, the final preparations are made and the Seminar module is installed at the client site.Lessons

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