Duration: 4 Days

Module 1: Introducing The .Net Framework

• Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
• Languages In The .Net Framework
• The Common Language Runtime (CLR)
• Accessing Data With ADO.Net & XML
• Accessing The Web With ASP.Net

Module 2: Visual Studio 

• Useful Visual Studio Windows
• Creating Projects
• Project Anatomy
• The Files In A Project
• Solution Explorer
• Code Snippets

Module 3: ASP.Net Introduction

• Starting An ASP.Net Project
• Project Files
• Server Controls
• Server Event Handling
• The Page Lifecycle

Module 4: User Interface Development

• Master Pages
• Themes And Skins
• User Controls
• Website Navigation
• Validation Controls

Module 5: Configuration

• Website Configuration Settings
• Configuration Files Including The Web.Config Files
• Storing Application Settings And Configuration Strings
• The Website Administration Tool

Module 6: Membership & Personalisation

• Securing And Personalizing A Website
• Store User Details In The Membership Database
• Using Login Controls
• Website State Management Methods
• Using Viewstate To Store The State Of A Page

Module 7: Exception Handling

• Adding Try Catch Blocks To Code
• Page Level Exceptions
• Site Level Exceptions
• Custom Error Pages
• Tracing

Module 8: Data Access

• What Is ADO.Net
• Connection Object
• Command Object
• Data Readers
• Datasets And Dataadapters
• Using The Datasource Wizard

Module 9: Creating Responsive Pages With AJAX

• AJAX Architecture
• What Are Partial-Page Updates
• Using The Updatepanel Server Control
• Using Client-Side Scripts

Module 10: Data Access With LINQ

• Why Do We Need LINQ
• Querying The Database
• Language Syntax For Querying
• Using The LINQ To SQL

Module 11: Using Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) Services

• Service Orientated Architecture
• WCF Scenarios
• Mechanics Of Communication: Address, Contract, Binding
• Creating A Simple WCF Service
• Calling A WCF Service From A Client Application

Module 12: Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC

• ASP.NET MVC project templates
• Understanding the structure of an ASP.NET MVC project
• Naming conventions
• Creating views
• Defining controllers
• Defining a data model

Module 13: Creating a Complete ASP.NET MVC Application

• Creating strongly-typed views
• Understanding URLs and action methods
• Using HTML helpers
• Handling form post-backs
• Data validation

Module 14: Deployment

• How To Deploy A Web Application
• Deployments Methods
• Using Visual Studios Copy And Publish Tools
• Using Setup Projects
• Installing Assemblies In The GAC