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About Me

DEEPAK DHAKAL 285 Robins Rd Apt E7, Hiawatha, IA, 52233, (319) 210-7070 therisingdeepak@yahoo.com Key qualification • Over 3 years of experience in programming, testing, deploying and maintaining web /windows based applications; has contributed to full software development life-cycle. • Strong technical background, interpersonal communication and project management skills, with ability to adapt to new technologies, environment and applications proficiently. Professional Summary • 3+ years of designing, developing and testing software using .NET 1.1/2.0/3.5(C#, VB.NET), NUnit, ASP.NET, ADO.NET, COM, WINAPI, MFC, C, C++, AJAX, XML, Web Services, Adobe Flash, VSTO, WCF, Mobile Web Development. • 3+ years strong experience with Object Oriented Systems Analysis/Design, Test driven development, Multi-tier design, Design patterns and UML Diagrams with excellent knowledge of the software development life-cycle. • 3+ years of hands on experience in Relational Database schema design using MS-SQL...

Microsoft Silverlight : An Introduction

WHY ? It supports playback of WMV files on both PC and Macintosh, with many options for interactivity during playback; with just a couple of lines of code, you can provide a platform-neutral way to handle all your movie files. Silverlight supports full-screen 720p video and offers seamless transitions between full-screen and windowed mode without losing your position in the video (something that media sites are crying out for today). By separating markup (XAML) from code, Silverlight provides a familiar web metaphor for designers and developers. You can embed XAML directly within an HTML file if you want a simple, monolithic solution, or you can keep the two separate to enforce a delineation between different web development roles. Silverlight and HTML integrate seamlessly together. Every XAML element can be accessed or manipulated from the same client-side JavaScript that would be used to interact with any DHTML element: there are no artificial boundaries or barriers, and you can even...

database

: The Relational Model Purpose : Concepts, terminology. Express queries in relational algebra and relational calculus. Translate between relational algebra and SQL (Lesson 6). e.g. Student, Courses, Grades relations (tables) An attribute in an entity-relationship diagram has a domain , that is, a datatype and a range of valid values. For example, zip code is a five-digit positive number. A Cartesian product of domains is a set containing all possible combinations of elements, one from each domain. For example, a chessboard presents the Cartesian product of the rows (a-h) with the columns (1-8), with one square for each combination b5, h2, etc. A tuple is an element of a Cartesian product. A relation is a subset of a Cartesian product. For example, the set of valid values for (city, state, zip code) form a relation. Note that this relation contains information, whereas the Cartesian product City x State x Zip contains no information. In a relation, ...