Learn ArcObject -100% job Assistances Hi, I have stared online teaching for ArcObject Course, in this course I covered all basics and industry based project training (Engine, Desktop, ArcSDE and Server) 1. ArcGIS for Desktop Development Using .NET 2. ArcGIS for Desktop Development Using Python

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ArcGIS for Desktop Development Using .NET CONTENTS FOR .NET 1. Total Framework 2. Oops 3. Component (COM) 4. Windo Form 5. SQL CONTENTS FOR ENGINE Exercise 1A: Install the course data, Record user information, Log on to Windows, Install the data, Modify a setting in (ArcCatalog, Optional) Create an ESRI Global Account, Exercise 1B: Verify the system requirements for the ArcGIS Engine Developer Kit, Verify Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 &4.0 installation, Import code snippets into Visual Studio, Authorize the software, Verify the license on your system, Identify the .NET ArcObjects API, Prepare the ESRI Object Browser for future use Exploring ArcGIS Engine controls Exercise 2: Create your first mapping application Review the developer help, Create a new project in Visual Studio, Examine and modify your project, Run your project and resolve an error , Navigate your map, Open a map document dynamically, (Optional) Programmatically determine the number of layers in your map, Programming with COM and .NET Exercise 3B: Program with COM (C#) Create a new project in Visual Studio, Add a custom button to your project, Add code to your custom button, Work with the map, Work with the active view, (Optional) Add a MapControl to your project Understanding object model diagrams Exercise 4B: Create an ArcObjects application (C#) Create a new project in Visual Studio, Add controls to your form, Explore ArcGIS Snippet Finder, Add the Snippet to your code, Browse the developer help, Navigate the Geodatabase OMD, Explore the ArcGIS Resource Centers, Make your code work for you, "Do something" with your shapefile, Run your project and check your results Exercise 5B: Work with maps and layers (C#) Open an existing project in Visual Studio, Load a map document programmatically, Test your project Access the layers in a map, (Optional) Respond to MapControl events, Introduction to Programming ArcObjects Using the Microsoft .NET Framework Contents, (Optional) Distinguish between feature and raster layers , Accessing data Exercise 6B: Access data with ArcObjects (C#) Open an existing workspace, Create a new project in Visual Studio, Explore classes and interfaces for, working with data, Access feature classes, Create feature layers, Set the data sources for the feature layers, Set general layer properties, Add layers to your MapControl, Run your project, (Optional) Control MapTips for your layers dynamically, Rendering data Exercise 7B: Display layers (C#) Open a Visual Studio project, Create a fill symbol for vector polygons, Render vector layers, Apply an RGB renderer to raster data, Save your symbology to a layer file, (Optional) Apply a scale-dependent renderer, (Optional) Apply a stretch renderer to raster data, Querying and selecting data Exercise 8B: Queries and selections (C#) Apply a query filter and loop through a subset of records, Work with spatial and query filters, (Optional) Display a query filter as a selection, Challenge: Open a feature class from a feature workspace, Working with geometry Exercise 9B: Create a parcel proximity tool (C#) Create a new project in Visual Studio, Create a new point when the map is clicked, Create a spatial filter Create a cursor and return a feature from it, Test your project, Determine the spatial reference for a geodataset, Buffer the gas station parcel and select neighboring parcels, Remove the gas station parcel from the selection, Challenge: Draw the polygon buffer, Challenge: Use DisplayTransformation, Creating and editing data Exercise 10B: Create data (C#) Create a new project in Visual Studio Create a geodatabase, Create a new file geodatabase, Create a new table, Add rows and values to the table, Calculate field values using an update cursor, (Optional) Compare methods for editing, Geoprocessing Exercise 11B: Access the GeoProcessor (C#) Start ArcCatalog and view your data, Create a new project in Visual Studio, Create and work with a GeoProcessor object, Buffer a feature class, Work with messaging and overwriting output, Run multiple tools in the same process, (Optional) Perform a batch process using a "List" method, Challenge: List environments, Working with layouts Exercise 12B: Update and export a layout (C#) Explore a map template in ArcMap , Create a new project in Visual Studio, Load a map template,Load your map document, Add your map template to the layout, Tag your elements with a unique type, Modify the map title, Export your layout to a file, (Optional) Associate the units from your map with the scale bar, Challenge: Modify the second text element, Challenge: Create layouts for all maps in the map document CONTENTS FOR DESKTOP PART I THE BASICS CHAPTER 1Why Geospatial Is Special CHAPTER 2Introduction to ArcGIS for Desktop Applications Customization PART II .NET PROGRAMMING FUNDAMENTALS CHAPTER 3.NET Programming Fundamentals CHAPTER 4.NET Programming Fundamentals with COM PART III ARCOBJECTS PROGRAMMING CHAPTER 5Understanding ArcObjects Object Model Diagrams CHAPTER 6Accessing Maps and Layers CHAPTER 7Working with Tables and FeatureClasses CHAPTER 8Subsets of Records CHAPTER 9Constructing and Using the Geometry of Features CHAPTER 10Rendering Geospatial Data and Using Hyperlinks and MapTips CHAPTER 11Labeling, Exporting ActiveView, and Working with Elements CHAPTER 12Geoprocessing with Tools and Models CHAPTER 13Feature Data Management CHAPTER 14Advanced Topics in ArcObjects Programming and Deployment Course is going to start first May(01/05/2014) and course duration at least 2 - 3 months but minimum 2 month is compulsory. There no possibility less-than so please do not ask any fast track We are going to communicate by Skype and our Chat Mail Please give your valid Skype id, contact number and mention your convenient timing ArcGIS for Desktop Development Using Python Table of Contents Preface 1 Chapter 1: Fundamentals of the Python Language for ArcGIS Using IDLE for Python script development Python language fundamentals Summary Chapter 2: Writing Basic Geoprocessing Scripts with ArcPy Introduction Using the ArcGIS Python window Accessing ArcPy with Python Executing tools from a script Using ArcGIS Desktop help Using variables to store data Accessing ArcPy modules with Python Chapter 3: Managing Map Documents and Layers Introduction Referencing the current map document Referencing map documents on a disk Accessing a data frame Getting a list of layers in a map document Restricting the list of layers Changing the map extent Getting a list of tables Adding layers to a map document Inserting layers into a map document Updating layer symbology Updating layer properties Chapter 4: Finding and Fixing Broken Data Links Introduction Finding broken data sources in your map document and layer files Fixing broken data sources with MapDocument. findAndReplaceWorkspacePaths() Fixing broken data sources with MapDocument.replaceWorkspaces() Fixing individual Layer and Table objects with replaceDataSource() Finding all broken data sources in all map documents in a folder Chapter 5: Automating Map Production and Printing Introduction Creating a list of layout elements Assigning a unique name to layout elements Restricting the layout elements returned by ListLayoutElements() Updating layout element properties Getting a list of available printers Printing maps with PrintMap() Exporting a map to a PDF file Exporting a map to an image file Creating a map book with PDFDocumentCreate() and PDFDocumentOpen() Chapter 6: Executing Geoprocessing Tools from Scripts Introduction Finding geoprocessing tools Retrieving a toolbox alias Executing geoprocessing tools from a script Using the output of a tool as an input to another tool Setting environment variables and examining tool messages Chapter 7: Creating Custom Geoprocessing Tools Introduction Creating a custom geoprocessing tool Chapter 8: Querying and Selecting Data Introduction Constructing proper attribute query syntax Creating feature layers and table views Selecting features and rows with the Select Layer by Attribute tool Selecting features with the Select by Location tool Combining a spatial and attribute query with the Select by Location tool Chapter 9: Using the ArcPy Data Access Module to Select, Insert, and Update Geographic Data and Tables Introduction Retrieving features from a feature class with a SearchCursor Filtering records with a where clause Improving cursor performance with geometry tokens Inserting rows with InsertCursor Updating rows with an UpdateCursor Deleting rows with an UpdateCursor Inserting and updating rows inside an edit session Reading geometry from a feature class Chapter 10: Listing and Describing GIS Data Introduction Getting a list of feature classes in a workspace Restricting the list of feature classes returned with a wildcard Restricting the list of feature classes returned with a feature type Getting a list of fields in a feature class or table Using the Describe() function to return descriptive information about a feature class Using the Describe() function to return descriptive information about an image Returning workspace information with the Describe() function Chapter 11: Customizing the ArcGIS Interface with Add-Ins Introduction Downloading and installing the Python Add-In wizard Creating a button add-in Installing and testing an add-in Creating a tool add-in Chapter 12: Error Handling and Troubleshooting Introduction Exploring the default Python error message Adding Python exception handling structures (try/except/finally) Retrieving tool messages with GetMessages() Filtering tool messages by severity level Testing for and responding to specific error messages Returning individual messages with GetMessage() Appendix A: Automating Python Scripts Introduction Running Python scripts from the command line Using sys.argv[ ] to capture command-line input Adding Python scripts to batch files Scheduling batch files to run at prescribed times Appendix B: Five Things Every GIS Programmer Should Know How to Do with Python Introduction Reading data from a delimited text file Sending e-mails Retrieving files from an FTP server Creating ZIP files Reading XML files Course is going to start first May(01/05/2014) and course duration at least 2 - 3 months but minimum 2 month is compulsory. 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