Sessions - Schedule

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.NET
SQL Server
.NET Fundamental
Vendor sessions

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Lundi, Mai 8, 2006

07h00 - 08h00 Registration

09h00 - 17h00 Pre-Conference Introduction to Visual Studio 2005 Development With VB.NET Jim Duffy and Rod Paddock are teaming up to deliver a training workshops covering all fundamental aspects of the .NET platform. If you are new to .NET this is the session for you!!! .NET for VFP Developers workshop Markus Egger is presenting a training workshop on .NET for VFP Developers. At the end of the single-day training class, attendees will have seen how to build a small .NET application start-to-finish, including a Windows interface and a Web interface. No prior knowledge of .NET or any of the .NET languages is required. Scott Bellware Test-Driven Development (TDD) workshop Test-Driven Development (TDD) goes beyond unit testing by transforming the act of writing tests into detailed software design. TDD serves as a bridge between high-level design and low-level design, or code design. Learne more about TDD with Scott Bellware hand-On workshop.

Mardi, Mai 9, 2006
Neufchatel French	Cartier B Web Dev.	Cartier A Smart Client	Viger B Architecture	Viger A Future	Cartier C SQL Server	Viger C Server Pord.
07h00 - 11h00 Registration
07h15 - 08h00 Continental breakfast
08h00 - 09h15 Standardizing access to data - The LINQ project Keynote Standardizing access to data - the LINQ project This keynote will give us a glimpse of an upcoming version of Visual Studio and .NET as it applies to Language INtegrated Query (LINQ). We'll cover how LINQ can be used to query objects, databases and XML and talk about how the project was started and has progressed and where it might be heading.
09h30 - 10h45 Sessions régulières
Intégration de .NET et SQL Server 2005 Guy Barrette SQL312 ->M E Français	Introduction to VB.NET 2.0 John Bristowe NET109 ->M E	Visual Studio 2005 Datasources and Databinding Beth Massi NET362 ->M E	Test Build:NUnit / Watir / NAnt versus Team System Derek Hatchard NET278 ->M E	Introduction to LINQ (Language Integrated Query) Markus Egger NET203 ->M E	What is Integration Services! Rushabh Mehta SQL223 ->M E	Upgrading to SQL Server 2005 Rick Heiges SQL222 ->M E
11h00 - 12h15 Sessions régulières
Débogage d’applications Windows Forms Eric Moreau NET213 ->M E Français	Introduction to the C# 2.0 John Bristowe NET112 ->M E	Debugging Smart Client Applications Cathi Gero NET241 ->M E	Designing distributed systems with VSTS Adam Gallant NET349 ->M E	C# Future and Present Markus Egger NET201 ->M E	Writing an SSIS Custom Task for Fun and Profit Kirk Haselden SQL288 ->M E	Using VS2005 to develop a Subscription Management Joe Webb SQL304 ->M E
12h15 - 13h30 Lunch
13h30 - 14h45 Sessions régulières
Architecture logicielle avec Microsoft Enterprise Mario Cardinal NET316 ->M E Français	Introduction to ADO.NET Rod Paddock NET103 ->M E	Build Custom Data Bound Objects and Collections Brian Noyes NET391 ->M E	.NET Design Patterns for Agile Software Processes Kevin McNeish NET324 ->M E	A Quantum Leap in UI Technology Markus Egger NET255 ->M E	Native XML Web Services in SQL Server 2005 Roman Rehak SQL227 ->M E	XML in SQL Server 2005 Peter DeBetta SQL275 ->M E
15h00 - 16h15 Sessions régulières
Création de gadgets pour Live.com Jérome Carron NET312 ->M E Français	How the core ASP.Net engine works Rick Strahl NET335 ->M E	The Fundamentals of Developing VB 2005 WinForm Rod Paddock NET109 ->M E	Adopting Visual Studio Team System Joel Semeniuk NET246 ->M E	Future Feature Roundup: Vista and WinFX Christoph Schittko NET368 ->M E	Integration Services Patterns Kirk Haselden SQL298 ->M E	Object Modeling with the VS2005 Class Designer Kevin McNeish NET107 ->M E
16h30 - 17h45 Sessions régulières
Développer en Virtuel Etienne Tremblay SRV210 ->M E Français	Case Study: ASP.Net 2.0 & toronto.com Scott Howlett NET282 ->M E	Programming SOA with BizTalk Server 2006 Christoph Schittko NET327 ->M E	Defining and Enforcing “Good Code” Kathleen Dollard NET331 ->M E	Using WSE 3.0 Today to Prepare for WCF Tomorrow Julia Lerman NET269 ->M E	Reporting Services featuring Report Builder Rick Heiges SQL202 ->M E	SQL Express and Integration into .NET Applications Cathi Gero NET263 ->M E

Mercredi, Mai 10, 2006
Neufchatel French	Cartier B Web Dev.	Cartier A Smart Client	Viger B Architecture	Viger A Future	Cartier C SQL Server	Viger C Server Pord.
07h15 - 08h00 Continental breakfast
07h15 - 13h15 Registration Registration
08h00 - 19h30 Tradeshow
08h00 - 09h15 Sessions régulières
La validation des données en profondeur Nicole Calinoiu NET310 ->M E Français	Simplifying Code Generation in a Generic World Kathleen Dollard NET445 ->M E	Navigation and Site Maps in ASP.NET 2.0 Bernard Wong NET347 ->M E	Threading I: Basics Eric Coté NET257 ->M E	Introduction to Test-Driven Development Techniques Scott Bellware NET274 ->M E	Backups to the Future! (and RESTORES) Chuck Boyce SQL246 ->M E	SOA and SQL Server 2005 Paul Swider SQL134 ->M E
09h30 - 10h45 Sessions régulières
Advanced data-bindings Eric Moreau NET315 ->M E Français	Introduction to Pocket PC Development Dan Jurden NET133 ->M E	Headless Smart Clients: Smart Windows Services Derek Hatchard NET231 ->M E	Get RAD: Extending Visual Studio 2005 Kevin McNeish NET281 ->M E	The next thing: Domain Specific Languages Christoph Schittko NET367 ->M E	All aboard the SQL Server Express Rick Heiges SQL221 ->M E	Optimization Theory in Practice for SQL Server Paul Nielsen SQL207 ->M E
11h00 - 12h15 Sessions régulières
Programmation AJAX avec ASP.NET Dominic Sevigny NET313 ->M E Français	What's New in ASP.NET 2.0 Jim Duffy NET102 ->M E	Moving C++ Applications to the CLR Kate Gregory NET379 ->M E	Sustainability and Inversion of Control #1 Mario Cardinal NET321 ->M E	Advanced Version Control with Team System Barry Gervin NET304 ->M E	Developing Notification Services Joe Webb SQL306 ->M E	SQL Server 2005 Transact-SQL Enhancements Paul Nielsen SQL316 ->M E
12h15 - 13h30 Lunch
13h30 - 14h45 Sessions régulières
Développement avec droit d'accès minimal Nicole Calinoiu NET210 ->M E Français	The Future is Concurrent Kate Gregory NET305 ->M E	What's New in Visual Basic 2005 Jim Duffy NET111 ->M E	Sustainability and Inversion of Control #2 Scott Bellware NET302 ->M E	ADO.NET 2.0 Integration with SQL Server 2005 Julia Lerman NET229 ->M E	SSIS Tips, Tricks and Gotchas Kirk Haselden SQL284 ->M E	Beginning Sharepoint Robert Holmes SQL101 ->M E
15h00 - 16h15 Sessions régulières
Création d’applications pour Windows Mobile 5.0 Jérome Carron NET311 ->M E Français	ATLAS: Not just another AJAX framework Scott Howlett NET292 ->M E	Introduciton to Tablet PC Development Dan Jurden NET134 ->M E	Hardcore .NET Sam Gentile NET478 ->M E	MM .NET Application Framework Kevin McNeish VEN102 ->M E	End-To-End BI - An Introduction Rushabh Mehta SQL209 ->M E	SQL Server 2005 Security Enhancements Randy Dyess SQL320 ->M E
16h30 - 17h45 Sessions régulières
L’Architecture Orienté Service pourquoi et comment Carol Roy NET317 ->M E Français	Page Compilation and Deployment in ASP.NET 2.0 Rick Strahl NET124 ->M E	Deploying/Maintaining Smart Client Using ClickOnce Cathi Gero NET227 ->M E	The Team System Data Warehouse and Reporting Joel Semeniuk NET346 ->M E	Understanding how location awareness can help Barry Gervin NET208 ->M E	Introduction to Analysis Services 2005 Tamer Farag SQL210 ->M E	SQL Server 2005 Data Encryption Support Randy Dyess SQL321 ->M E
18h15 - 20h15 User's Group Night / Bonuss session Bonnus session

Jeudi, Mai 11, 2006
Neufchatel French	Cartier B Web Dev.	Cartier A Smart Client	Viger B Architecture	Viger A Future	Cartier C SQL Server	Viger C Server Pord.
07h15 - 08h00 Continental breakfast
08h00 - 16h00 Tradeshow
08h00 - 09h15 Sessions régulières
Trucs et astuces: Améliorer votre productivité Luc Gauthier NET212 ->M E Français	A Lap Around Visual Studio 2005 John Bristowe NET272 ->M E	Practical uses of Generics Kevin Goff NET325 ->M E	Creating Custom Setup Applications Dan Jurden NET261 ->M E	Introduction to BizTalk Paul Swider SQL121 ->M E	Top 10 Cool Things you can do with the Data Flow Rushabh Mehta SQL311 ->M E	Data Modeling Key Decisions – Pros and Cons Paul Nielsen SQL239 ->M E
09h30 - 10h45 Sessions régulières
Nouveautés de BizTalk Server 2006 Frederick Dugas SRV212 ->M E Français	Applications with Windows Presentation Foundation John Bristowe NET375 ->M E	Drive Application Behavior with User Configuration Brian Noyes NET371 ->M E	Designing Applications for Multiple UIs Part 1 Beth Massi NET306 ->M E	The Baker's Dozen Live: 13 Hot Features In VS2005 Kevin Goff NET104 ->M E	SQL Querying Tips & Techniques Richard Campbell SQL204 ->M E	SQL Server 2005 round table speaker Panel Adam Machanic SQL199 ->M E
11h00 - 12h15 Sessions régulières
Custom Membership et Role provider avec ASP.NET Luc Gauthier NET211 ->M E Français	Getting started with AJAX in ASP.NET 2.0 today Rick Strahl NET216 ->M E	Five (Supposedly) Scary Things About .NET Julia Lerman NET101 ->M E	Designing Applications for Multiple UIs Part 2 Beth Massi NET309 ->M E	Processes meet .NET: Windows Workflow Foundation Ted Neward NET333 ->M E	The Query Governor - SQL CLR In Action Session Richard Campbell SQL301 ->M E	SQLCMD – a survey Chuck Boyce SQL247 ->M E
12h15 - 13h30 Lunch
13h30 - 14h45 Sessions régulières
Au dela de la boîte avec Team System Etienne Tremblay NET214 ->M E Français	Working With Master Pages and Themes in ASP.NET 2. Jim Duffy NET121 ->M E	What's New in Windows Forms 2.0 Kevin McNeish NET117 ->M E	Advanced Service-Oriented Design with the WCF - #1 Sam Gentile NET462 ->M E	Services meet .NET: Win. Communication Foundation Ted Neward NET319 ->M E	Queuing database applications with Service Broker Robert Hurlbut SQL245 ->M E	Managing Hierarchical and Tree Data in SQL Server Peter DeBetta SQL376 ->M E
15h00 - 16h15 Sessions régulières
Programmation AJAX avec ATLAS Dominic Sevigny NET314 ->M E Français	Asynchronous Request Handling: Long requests Rick Strahl NET289 ->M E	Microsoft Expression Sparkle Interactive Designer Bernard Wong NET248 ->M E	Advanced Service-Oriented Design with the WCF - #2 Sam Gentile NET472 ->M E	Pragmatic XML Services Ted Neward NET356 ->M E	Integrating Non-Standard Data Sources Tamer Farag SQL348 ->M E	Reliable applications with System.Transactions Robert Hurlbut SQL345 ->M E
16h30 - 17h45 Sessions régulières
	Introduction to Reporting Services 2005 Tamer Farag SQL215 ->M E	Advanced ClickOnce – Taking it to the Next Level Brian Noyes NET463 ->M E	Threading II: Using asynchronous design patterns Eric Coté NET258 ->M E	Effective .NET Ted Neward NET358 ->M E	Developing in SharePoint Robert Holmes SQL377 ->M E	Writing .NET Code in SQL Server 2005 Peter DeBetta SQL276 ->M E

Vendredi, Mai 12, 2006

08h00 - 16h00 Post-Conference Scott Bellware Test-Driven Development (TDD) workshop Test-Driven Development (TDD) goes beyond unit testing by transforming the act of writing tests into detailed software design. TDD serves as a bridge between high-level design and low-level design, or code design. Learne more about TDD with Scott Bellware hand-On workshop. Implementing Microsoft SharePoint in the Enterprise Jim Duffy and Rod Paddock are teaming up to deliver a training workshops on SharePoint. This session is designed to give attendees an introduction on how to install, configure, administer, and develop components for deployment in the Microsoft SharePoint environment.

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