Before attending this course, students must have at least one month of experience in .NET technologies. In addition to their professional experience, students who attend this training should have the following technical knowledge:
Knowledge of HTML or DHTML, including (Tables,Images,
Forms)
Programming experience using Visual Basic .NET or Visual C# .NET, including (Declaring variables,Using loops,Using conditional statements)
This five-day instructor-led course provides knowledge and skills on developing Web applications by using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010.
This course is intended for Web developers who are beginners and have knowledge of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or Dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft Jscript.
Students are required to have the following skills:
Ability to construct a simple Web page using a Microsoft or 3rd Party tool. For example, create or customize a Web Page on a SharePoint site.
Module 1. Exploring Microsoft ASP.NET Web |
 | Applications in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010This module explains the key features of Microsoft .NET Framework and Microsoft ASP.NET. It helps you view the complete Web application that you build in the labs throughout this course. |
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Module 2. Creating Web Applications by Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 and Microsoft .NET–Based Languages |
| This module describes the different programming languages that are available when you develop Microsoft .NET Framework applications. It explains the fundamental aspects of writing code and creating components by using two of the .NET Framework–based languages, Microsoft Visual Basic and Microsoft Visual C#. It provides an overview of Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. It also explains how to create a simple Web application. |
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Module 3. Creating a Microsoft ASP.NET Web Form |
| This module explains how to create Web Forms and populate them with server controls. |
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Module 4. Adding Functionality to a Microsoft ASP.NET Web Form |
| This module describes the various methods that you can use to add code to your Microsoft ASP.NET Web application. It explains how to use Web server controls, event handlers, code-behind files, and components. In addition, it explains how to use page events, especially the Page_Load event. |
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Module 5. Implementing Master Pages and User Controls |
| This module explains how to create and implement master pages and how to implement user controls in a Web application. |
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Module 6. Validating User Input |
| This module provides an overview of user input validation. It covers information on adding, positioning, and configuring validation controls on a Web Form. In addition, it covers information on validating Web Forms. |
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Module 7. Troubleshooting Microsoft ASP.NET Web Applications |
| This module describes the steps required to enable tracing and debugging, including how you can use debugging and tracing in a Web application. |
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Module 8. Managing Data in an Microsoft ASP.NET 4.0 Web Application |
| This module provides an overview of Microsoft ADO.NET. It explains how to programmatically work with data by using ADO.NET and how to create a connection to access the data stored in a Microsoft SQL Server database. In addition, it explains how to use the DataSet and DataReader objects to support the local data storage and data manipulation requirements of Web Forms. |
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Module 9. Managing Data Access Tasks by Using LINQ |
| This module explains what LINQ is and how you can use LINQ to manage both XML data and Microsoft SQL Server data in a Microsoft ASP.NET Web application by using Web Server controls and code. |
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Module 10. Managing Data by Using Microsoft ASP.NET |
| Dynamic DataThis module provides an overview of Microsoft ASP.NET Dynamic Data. It also covers information on applying ASP.NET Dynamic Data. In addition, it explains how to customize ASP.NET Dynamic Data applications. |
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Module 11. Creating a Microsoft ASP.NET Ajax-enabled Web Forms Application |
| This module provides an overview of Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX and explains how to create an ASP.NET AJAX application. It also introduces the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit, and explains how to install the toolkit and add controls from the toolkit to a Web application. |
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Module 12: Consuming Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation Services |
| This module provides an overview of Windows Communication Foundation services. In addition, this module describes how to call a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service directly by using a browser and a proxy from a Web application. |
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Module 13. Managing State in Web Applications |
| This module explains how to manage state in a Microsoft ASP.NET Web application. |
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Module 14. Configuring and Deploying a Microsoft ASP.NET Web Application |
| This module explains how to configure and deploy a Microsoft ASP.NET Web application by using the machine.config and web.config files. |
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Module 15. Securing a Microsoft ASP.NET Web |
| ApplicationThis module explains the various Web application security functionalities. It also covers information on the infrastructure to build and deploy various Web application security functionalities. |
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Module 16. Implementing Advanced Technologies Supported by Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 for Web Development |
| This module describes the new Visual Studio 2010 and .NET Framework 4 functionalities, changes, and enhancements for improved Web development. The module also covers how Microsoft ASP.NET MVC 2 and Microsoft Silverlight 4 fit in with .NET Framework 4 and Visual Studio 2010 |
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