Learn how to generate random number based on normal distribution in .NET Framework.
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Learn how to code in .NET Framework to detect face and recognize it.
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Learn how to mine data with SQL Server 2005 without any analysis service.
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Learn how to export PDF from client side grid frameworks. The solution is done using the iTextSharp in ASP.NET MVC 4 and Visual Studio 2012. jQGrid is one of the client grid framework built on top of the jQuery framework.
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Learn various techniques of authenticating a user over Active Directory, such as the PrincipalContext class in .NET 3.5, DirectoryEntry
and LDAPConnection class in .NET 2.0. These techniques are required by .NET applications in order to authenticate a user over Active directory. 
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Learn how to develop the Minesweeper game using C# in .NET Framework. This Minesweeper game is a simulation of the one made by Microsoft. The playing field and the mine- and time counter are an exact copy of the one made by Microsoft.
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Learn how to build a sliding puzzle game using C# in .NET Framework.
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Learn how to develop checkers for pocket PC using a recursive Min-Max tree in C#.
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Learn how to develop a game development framework to build games such as PacMan, Snake, Tetris, and even Chess.
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Learn how to create a service that will provide graphical feedback about the pad using c#.
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Learn how to build a DirectX board game engine using C# in .Net Framework using visual studio.
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Learn how to develop a football game using C#. The game is developed in .NET Framework.
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Learn how to build a snooker game using C#. The game itself is a simplified snooker game. Instead of 15 red balls, it has only 6. Each red ball grants 1 point, while the "color" balls grant from 2 to 7 points (Yellow=2, Green=3, Brown=4, Blue=5, Pink=6, Black=7).
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Learn how to build a 2-D Game named TIMPIST. It is build using C# and was originally developed in Microsoft extended basic.
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Learn how to develop a math puzzle board game involving Artificial Intelligence named Calcoolation.
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