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    Default CP32-1: Autodesk® Architectural Desktop and Autodesk® Building Systems .NET Programming: A Beginners Guide

    Instructors: Kevin Vandecar - Autodesk, Inc.

    Class Description: With the maturing of the ADT .NET API and the introduction of the ABS .NET API in the 2007 releases, there is more reason than ever to get started with .NET programming. This course will introduce you to the ADT and ABS .NET APIs. We’ll discuss project setup, the class hierarchy, and techniques for accessing objects and data. You should have some basic programming knowledge, but the class will cover a broad range of beginner to intermediate programming concepts.
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