WPF Session Plan

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Method of handling Activities Category

1. Faculty demonstrating the steps A

2. Faculty demonstrate the steps in discussion mode by asking

students to tell the steps

B

3. Tell the class to read the steps and call any one student

randomly to perform the steps on faculty node.

C

4. After demonstration, call any student to perform the activity on

Faculty node.

D

5. Students to do these exercises in the MR without guidance from

the faculty.

E

6. Students to do these exercises in the CR with guidance from

faculty.

F

Session 1

Topic/Activity Name Time

Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name :

Slide Name(Slide Numbers)

Module 01: Creating an Application by Using Windows

Presentation FoundationLesson: Overview of WPF

What Is WPF?

WPF Architecture 10

Defining User Interfaces in WPF 5

WPF Capabilities and Features 5

WPF Application Types 3

Lesson: Creating a Simple WPF Application

Demonstration: Creating WPF Applications by Using Visual

Studio 2008

A

Defining the Application 10

11

12

Module 01:

Lesson1

Module 01:

Lesson2

6460A_01.pps (1-21)

Visual Studio 2008: Windows Presentation Foundation

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Defining Windows or Pages 5

Adding Controls 5

Building and Running a WPF Application 2

Lesson: Handling Events and Commands

The WPF Event ModelHandling WPF Control Events 5

What Are Routed Events? 10

Defining Routed Events 5

What Are Commands? 10

Demonstration: Defining Commands 10 A

Total Time 120

Session 2


Durationin min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 01: Creating an Application by Using Windows

Presentation FoundationLesson: Navigating Between Pages

The WPF Navigation Model

Demonstration: Navigating Pages by Using Hyperlinks 10 A

Handling Page Navigation Events 5

Maintaining State by Using Navigation Services 5

Module Review and Takeaways 5

Module 2: Building User Interfaces

Lesson: Defining Page LayoutWPF Page Layout Model

WPF Layout Classes 15

Demonstration: Defining Layout by Using Panels 15 A

Demonstration: Defining Layout by Using Grids 10 A

Lesson: Building User Interfaces by Using Content Controls

What Is a Content Control?

Demonstration: Creating a User Interface by Using Content

Controls

5 A

What Is a Headered Content Control? 3

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11

7

7

Module 01:

Lesson3

Module 02:

Lesson1

Module 02:

Lesson2

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Demonstration: Creating a User Interface by Using Headered

Content Controls

5 A

Lesson: Building User Interfaces by Using Items Controls

What Is an Items Control?

Handling Item Selection 5Demonstration: Creating a User Interface by Using Items

Controls

5 A

Total Time 120

Session 3-MR1


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Exercise 1: Creating a Stand-Alone WPF Application 10 E

Exercise 2: Handling Events and Commands 20 E

Exercise 3: Navigating Between Pages 25 E

Exercise 4: Creating an XBAP Application 15 E

Exercise 1: Defining Page Layout and Adding Content 25 E

Exercise 2: Enhancing the User Interface by Using Items

Controls

20 E

Total Time 115

Session 4


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 2: Building User Interfaces

Lesson: Hosting Windows Forms Controls

Why Host Windows Forms Controls in WPF?

Referencing Windows Forms Controls in a WPF Application 10

Using Windows Forms Controls in XAML 10

6460A_02.pps (20-27)

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Module 01

Module 02:

Lesson3

Module 02

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Module 02:

Lesson4


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Interacting with Windows Forms Controls 5


Module 3: Customizing Appearance

Lesson: Sharing Logical Resources in an Application

What Are Resources?Defining Resources

Referencing Resources in XAML

Referencing Resources Programmatically

Reusing Resources Across Applications

Demonstration: Sharing Resources in a WPF Application 10 A

Defining Localized Resources 10

Lesson: Creating Consistent User Interfaces by Using Styles

What Are Styles?

Defining Styles

Extending Styles

Setting Styles Programmatically 5

Lesson: Changing the Appearance of Controls by Using Control

Templates

What Are Control Templates?

Defining a Control Template for a Content Control

Defining a Control Template for an Items Control

Providing User Customization by Using Template Bindings 5

Demonstration: Changing the Appearance of Controls by

Using Control Templates

10 A

Total Time 120

Session 5


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 3: Customizing Appearance

Lesson: Enhancing User Interfaces by Using Triggers and

Animations

What Are Triggers?

Defining Property Triggers

What Are Animations?

Defining Animations

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10

Module 03:

Lesson2

Module 03:

Lesson1

Module 03:

Lesson3

6460A_03.pps (22-30)15

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Module 03:

Lesson4


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Demonstration: Enhancing Controls by Using Triggers and

Animations

15 A


Module 4: Data Binding

Lesson: Overview of Data BindingThe WPF Data-Binding Model

Binding Sources and Binding Targets

Data-Binding Modes

Lesson: Creating a Data Binding

Binding to a Class Property

Binding Multiple Controls to a Class

Binding to a Full Object

Binding to XML Data

Binding to Another User Interface Element

Demonstration: Binding to Different Data Sources 15 A

Lesson: Implementing Property Change Notification

What Are Property Change Notifications?

Propagating Property Change Notifications to a Binding Target

Propagating Value Changes to a Binding Source

Demonstration: Triggering Source Updates 12 A

Total Time 120

Session 6-MR2


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Exercise 3: Integrating Windows Forms Controls 15 E

Exercise 1: Sharing Logical Resources in an Application 20 E

Exercise 2: Creating Consistent User Interfaces by Using

Styles

20 E

Exercise 3: Changing the Appearance of Controls by Using

Control Templates

25 E

6460A_04.pps(1-18)

Module 04:

Lesson3

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Module 04:

Lesson1

Module 04:

Lesson2

17

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Module 02

Module 03

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Exercise 4: Enhancing the User Interface by Using Triggers

and Animations

30 E

Total Time 110

Session 7


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 4: Data Binding

Lesson 4: Converting Data

Default Data Conversions

Implementing a Custom Value Converter

Lesson: Validating Data

Default Data Validation

Providing Visual Validation FeedbackDefining a Custom Validation Rule

Specifying Validation Rules by Using XAML


Module 5: Data Bindings to Collections

Lesson: Binding to Collections of Objects

Overview of Binding to Collections

What Is an Observable Collection?

Defining an Observable Collection Class

Introduction to LINQ 15

Binding to ADO.NET Data Objects 15

Lesson: Presenting Data by Using Collection Views

What Is a Collection View?

Creating and Using a Collection View

Sorting Data by Using a Collection View

Filtering Data by Using a Collection View

Grouping Data by Using a Collection View

Creating Master-Detail User Interfaces 7

Total Time 120

Session 8

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Module 04:

Lesson4

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6460A_05.pps (1-15)

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Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 5: Data Bindings to Collections

Lesson: Presenting Data by Using Data TemplatesWhat Is a Data Template?

Defining and Using a Data Template

Defining a Data Template as a Resource 5

Using Data Triggers in a Data Template 15


Module 6: Creating New Controls

Lesson: Overview of Control Authoring

Why Create New Controls?

Options for Creating New Controls

User Controls 5

Custom Controls 5FrameworkElement-Derived Controls 5

Lesson: Creating Controls

Creating a User Control

Implementing Properties and Events

Creating a Custom Control

Implementing Commands

Enhancing Controls by Using Themes

Demonstration: Implementing a NumericUpDown Control 20 A


Total Time 120

Session 9-MR2


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Exercise 1: Creating Data Bindings 15 E

Exercise 2: Implementing Property Change Notification 10 E

Exercise 3: Converting Data 15 E

Exercise 4: Validating Data 15 E

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Module 06:Lesson2

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Module 05:

Lesson3

Module 06:Lesson1

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Exercise 1: Presenting Data by Using Collection Views 15 E

Exercise 2: Presenting Data by Using Data Templates 25 E

Exercise 1: Implementing a Custom Control 25 E

Total Time 120

Session 10


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 7: Managing Documents

Lesson: Creating and Viewing Flow Documents

What Are Flow Documents?

Defining a Flow Document

Types of Flow Document Containers

Demonstration: Defining FlowDocument Containers 15 A

Flow-Related ControlsCustomizing Text

Demonstration: Customizing Text in a FlowDocument 10 A

Lesson: Creating and Viewing Fixed Documents

What Are Fixed Documents?

Defining Fixed Documents

Defining a Fixed Document Viewer

Demonstration: Creating a FixedDocument in XAML 10 A

Lesson: Packaging Documents

Support for Packaging Documents

Packaging Document Parts into a ZIP FileDigitally Signing Content 10

Associating Information with Packages and Parts 10

Demonstration: Creating a Digitally Signed ZipPackage 15 A

Total Time 120

Session 11


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 7: Managing Documents

Lesson: Printing Documents 7

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Module 06

Module 05

10

Module 07:Lesson1

Source

12

Module 07:Lesson3

Module 07:Lesson1

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6460A_07.pps (1-21)

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What Is the XML Paper Specification?

Demonstration: Printing Documents 10 A

Controlling Print Jobs

Managing the Print Queue

Module Review and Takeaways 5Module 8: Graphics and Multimedia

Lesson: Creating 2-D Graphics

2-D Graphics Support in WPF

Drawing Shapes

What Are Paths and Geometries? 15

Demonstration: Filling Shapes and Geometries 15 A

Demonstration: Using and Animating Transformations 15 A

Lesson: Displaying Images

WPF Imaging Components

Demonstration: Displaying Images in WPF 10 A

Encoding and Decoding ImagesRotating, Converting, and Cropping Images

Total Time 120

Session 12-MR3


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Exercise 1: Creating and Displaying Flow Documents 20 E

Exercise 2: Printing Documents 20 E

Exercise 3: Creating and Signing XPS Documents 20 E

Exercise 1: Displaying 2-D Graphics 30 E

Exercise 2: Displaying Images 20 E

Total Time 110

Session 13


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Module 8: Graphics and Multimedia

16

Module 08:Lesson1

Module 08

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7

Module 07

Module 08:Lesson3

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Module 08:Lesson2

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Lesson: Creating 3-D Graphics

Differences Between 2-D and 3-D

3-D Graphics Support in WPF

What is a Viewport3D?

Camera Types for Viewport3D

Creating Models

Demonstration: Rendering 3-D Content

Lesson: Manipulating the 3-D Environment

Specifying Materials for a 3-D Model

Specifying Light for a 3-D Model 10

Demonstration: Transforming a 3-D Model

Demonstration: Animating a 3-D Model

Lesson: Adding Multimedia

WPF Support for Multimedia

Media Playback Modes

Displaying Media by Using a MediaElement

Controlling the Operation of a MediaElement

Playing Media by Using a MediaPlayer


Total Time 115

Session 14

Topic/Activity Name TimeDuration

in min

DemonstrationStrategy

Source file Name

Module 9: Configuring and Deploying Applications in

Windows Presentation Foundation

Lesson: Deployment Options

Deployment Technologies

Full-Trust and Partial-Trust Applications

WPF Features Available in Partial Trust 10

WPF Features Unavailable in Partial Trust 10

XBAP Applications on the Local Intranet 10

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Module 09:

Lesson1

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Lesson: Deploying a Stand-Alone WPF Application

Deploying a Stand-Alone Application by Using Windows Installer

Deploying a Stand-Alone Application by Using ClickOnce 10

Installing the .NET Framework 3

Lesson: Deploying an XBAP Application

XBAP Files That Must Be Deployed

What Is a Manifest File?

Publishing an XBAP Application to a Web Server

Installing an XBAP Application to a Client Computer

Lesson: Configuring Manifest Settings

Using the Manifest Generation and Editing Tools

Mage.exe Commands

Setting Options for New and Updated Files

Setting Options for Signing Files

Module Review and Takeaways 5Course Evaluation

Total Time 120

Session 15-MR4


Duration

in min

Demonstration

Strategy

Source file Name

Exercise 3: Displaying 3-D Graphics 30 E

Exercise 4: Playing Video Clips 30 E

Exercise 1: Deploying a Stand-Alone WPF Application 20 E

Exercise 2: Updating a Deployment Manifest 20 E

Exercise 3: Deploying an XBAP Application 20 E

Total Time 120

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Module 08

Module 09

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Module 09:

Lesson4

Module 09:

Lesson2

Module 09:

Lesson3

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Note:

1. Ask the students to answer the Lab Review questions in the respective machine room sessions along with the exercises.

Therefore, you need not cover the slide, Lab Review in the Class Room(CR) session.

2. You may skip the 6460A_00.pps file in the first session and just give a brief introduction about the module course content.3. Although an estimated time is allocated for the complete lab exercise in the respective slide, you may refer to the session plan

for the time that is required to complete a particular exercise.

4. You must provide the datafiles for the lab exercises to the students from the following location in the TIRM CD:

Datafiles_For_Students\WPF folder.

5. You may locate the datafiles to conduct the demonstrations and Lab exercises from the following location in the TIRM CD:

Datafiles_For_Faculty\WPF folder.


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This demonstration will not be covered in

the class due to non-availability of 3D

graphics card support.

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After completing this course, students will

be evaluated on this course by appearing

for a Module Test.

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