Code	Course Name	Reg.	Dur.	Dates	Days & Times	Loc.	Certifications	Cost C$* M*   NM* L1 L2   NM
MSPR24	Building Web Applications with ASP.NET		6 Eves	Apr 20 - May 6 2010	TuTh 5:30p-8:30p	CT	Web Dev in .NET	1080  1220  1280
MSPR24	Building Web Applications with ASP.NET		3 Days	Apr 26-28 2010	MTuW 9:00a-4:30p	CT	Web Dev in .NET	1080  1220  1280
MSPR24	Building Web Applications with ASP.NET		3 Days	Jul 26-28 2010	MTuW 9:00a-4:30p	CT	Web Dev in .NET	1080  1220  1280

Description: (Former course code NET112) Previously ASP revolutionized web application development by providing an easy to use programming-model for building server-side scripts that dynamically created and modified HTML pages. Now ASP.NET, part of the next generation Microsoft .NET framework provides a programming model for scalable web applications. This hands-on course teaches students to create ASP.NET applications. Some of the topics include ASP.NET architecture, Web form and server controls, ADO.NET, master pages, site navigation and themes. Code is provided in C# and Visual Basic.

Audience: This course is for those that want to learn to build ASP.NET web applications.

Prerequisites: Intermediate C# Programming (MSPR08) or Intermediate Visual Basic.NET Programming (MSPR04), or equivalent experience.

Objectives:

• Learn about the ASP.NET 2.0 environment and features
• Build multi-page ASP.NET 2.0 web applications using existing classes-
• Learn and use web server controls, HTML controls, and validation controls
• Incorporate Session State into ASP.NET applications to track information
• Test and debug ASP.NET applications
• Utilize new ASP.NET 2.0 features such as master pages, site navigation, and themes
• Overview of ADO.NET
• Create database-driven applications using Access and SQL Server
• Utilize the DataList and GridView controls

• ASP.NET 2.0 Overview
• ASP.NET terminology
• Static vs. Dynamic pages
• Managing state in ASP.NET
• Environments used for developing ASP.NET applications
• Description of files and classes within an ASP.NET web application
• Creating ASP.NET web applications
• Use of Visual Studio environment
• Differentiate between
• web server controls
• HTML server controls
• validation controls
• Build a multi-page shopping cart application
• Use of session state
• Postback to other pages
• Session State
• Track state of each user across multiple requests
• Session object
• Utilize Session ID in cookie or appended to URL
• Debugging and Testing ASP.NET sites
• Overview of Web Form Controls
• Intrinsic Controls
• Using Web Form Controls
• Master Pages
• Use of master pages with navigation and banners
• Converting existing pages to content pages
• Adding new content pages
• Site Navigation
• Web.sitemap XML file
• Site map data source control
• Use of navigation controls
• SiteMapPath
• TreeView
• Menu
• Themes
• Addition of App_Themes folder
• CSS files, skins, images
• Applying themes to
• Entire site
• Individual page
• Adding new css files using Style Builder
• Accessing Data with ADO.NET
• Overview of ADO.NET
• ADO.NET 2.0 classes
• Connected vs. Disconnected
• Using SQL data sources
• SqlDataSource control
• Configure a data source
• Build SQL statements
• Binding controls to SqlDataSource
• DataList control
• Formatting Item and Header Templates
• Using GridView control
• Replacement for the ASP.NET 1.x DataGrid control
• Manually bound columns in GridView
• Enable sorting and paging