Building Web Apps. w/Visual C# .NET

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Overview
This C# .NET training covers web application development using C# and Visual Studio .NET 2003 with the .NET Framework 1.1. This technology is called ASP.NET. This C# course will also fully prepare students for the Microsoft Certified Application Developer (MCAD) exam 70-315, Building Web Application with MS Visual C# .NET.

Introduction
Before you begin, you should have a basic understanding of the C# language although we will spend some time reviewing the essential elements of the language. You should also have a basic understanding of HTML tags as well as database concepts and database terminology. The database concepts in this course will include working with tables, queries, schemas, and attaching to data sources.

Prerequisite Course - C# Training for Programmers

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Building Web Applications with Visual C# .NET

System Requirements: Pentium II 400 mhz (minimum), CD-ROM (24x),
128 MB RAM, Sound Card. Available Hard Disk Space 200 MB. Windows 98,
ME, 2000, XP or Windows Vista. Windows Media Player 9.0 or later.

Course Outline - Building Web Applications with MS Visual C# .NET and MS Visual Studio .NET (70-315)
Estimated time to complete: 50 hours

 Videos: 61
 Demonstrations: 43
 Simulations: 39
 Fact Sheets: 56
 Exam Questions: 209
 Exams: 8

1.0 Introduction

1.1 .NET Review

 1.1.1 Course Introduction
 1.1.2 .NET Framework
 1.1.3 .NET Components
 1.1.4 .NET Benefits
 1.1.5 C# Introduction
 1.1.6 .NET Framework Components

1.2 Web Applications

 1.2.1 ASP.NET Introduction
 1.2.2 HTML Overview
 1.2.3 Common HTML Tags

1.3 Visual Studio.NET

 1.3.1 Visual Studio Overview
 1.3.2 Installing Visual Studio.NET
 1.3.3 Creating a Web Project
 1.3.4 Using the Solution Explorer
 1.3.5 Using the Toolbox and Properties Windows
 1.3.6 Adding Forms
 1.3.7 Viewing Pages
 1.3.8 Using the Visual Studio Simulator

2.0 C# Review

2.1 Classes and Methods

 2.1.1 Classes
 2.1.2 Using Classes
 2.1.3 OOP Concepts
 2.1.4 Creating Static Methods and Constructors
 2.1.5 Class and Method Facts
 2.1.6 Create a Class

2.2 Namespaces

 2.2.1 Namespaces
 2.2.2 Declaring Namespaces
 2.2.3 Namespace Facts
 2.2.4 Use Namespaced Classes

2.3 Inheritance

 2.3.1 Inheritance
 2.3.2 Using Inheritance
 2.3.3 Inheritance Facts

3.0 Web Forms

3.1 Web Applications

 3.1.1 Web Forms
 3.1.2 Creating a Web Application
 3.1.3 Web Form Facts

3.2 User Interface

 3.2.1 User Interface
 3.2.2 Creating the User Interface
 3.2.3 Code-behind Pages
 3.2.4 User Interface Facts
 3.2.5 Create a Web Page

3.3 Layout

 3.3.1 Grid and Flow Layout
 3.3.2 Using Layouts
 3.3.3 Layout Facts

3.4 Web Server Controls

 3.4.1 HTML and Web Server Controls
 3.4.2 Web Server Controls
 3.4.3 Using Web Server Controls
 3.4.4 Server Control Facts
 3.4.5 Add Controls 1
 3.4.6 Add Controls 2

3.5 Globalization and Usability

 3.5.1 Current Culture Facts
 3.5.2 Globalizing Web Applications
 3.5.3 Using Satellite Assemblies
 3.5.4 Accessibility
 3.5.5 Help

4.0 Code-behind

4.1 Code-behind Pages

 4.1.1 Code-behind Pages
 4.1.2 Editing the Code-behind
 4.1.3 Code-behind Facts
 4.1.4 Rename an ASPX Page

4.2 Events

 4.2.1 Events and Handlers
 4.2.2 Web Events
 4.2.3 Using Page Postback
 4.2.4 Events and Postback Facts
 4.2.5 Use Postback
 4.2.6 Add Page Navigation
 4.2.7 Correct ViewState Settings

5.0 Controls

5.1 Validation Controls

 5.1.1 User Validation
 5.1.2 Validation Controls
 5.1.3 Implementing Validation
 5.1.4 Validation Facts
 5.1.5 Add Validation 1
 5.1.6 Add Validation 2
 5.1.7 Add Validation Summary
 5.1.8 Validating Non-Latin Text

5.2 User Controls

 5.2.1 User Controls
 5.2.2 Creating User Controls
 5.2.3 Hosting User Controls
 5.2.4 Exposing User Controls
 5.2.5 User Control Facts
 5.2.6 Create a User Control
 5.2.7 Add a User Control

6.0 Debugging, Tracing, and Exceptions

6.1 Testing and Debugging

 6.1.1 Testing Facts
 6.1.2 Debugging
 6.1.3 Interactive Debugging
 6.1.4 Debugging Facts

6.2 Tracing

 6.2.1 Page Output Tracing
 6.2.2 Page Tracing
 6.2.3 Use Page Tracing
 6.2.4 Configure Page Tracing
 6.2.5 Component Tracing
 6.2.6 Tracing a Component
 6.2.7 Use Component Tracing
 6.2.8 Tracing Facts

6.3 Exception Handling

 6.3.1 Structured Exception Handling
 6.3.2 Handling Exceptions
 6.3.3 Exception Facts
 6.3.4 Handle Exceptions

6.4 Debug Objects

 6.4.1 Trace and Debug Objects
 6.4.2 Using the Debug Object
 6.4.3 Trace and Debug Object Facts

7.0 State Management

7.1 State Management Concepts

 7.1.1 State Management
 7.1.2 State Management Facts

7.2 Server-side State

 7.2.1 Server-side State Management
 7.2.2 Using Application and Session Objects
 7.2.3 Session State Management
 7.2.4 Session State Modes
 7.2.5 Server-side State Facts
 7.2.6 Use the Application Object
 7.2.7 Use the Session Object

7.3 Client-side State

 7.3.1 Client-side State Management
 7.3.2 Using the HttpCookie Class
 7.3.3 Cookie-less Sessions
 7.3.4 Managing Cookie-less Sessions
 7.3.5 Client-side State Facts
 7.3.6 Use HTTP Cookies

7.4 Cache Objects

 7.4.1 Cache Objects
 7.4.2 Cache Object Facts
 7.4.3 Use the Cache

8.0 Accessing Data

8.1 ADO.NET Overview

 8.1.1 ADO.NET Concepts
 8.1.2 ADO.NET Components

8.2 Connections

 8.2.1 Connections
 8.2.2 Making a Connection
 8.2.3 Create a SqlConnection
 8.2.4 Connection Facts

8.3 DataSet and DataAdapter

 8.3.1 DataSet
 8.3.2 DataAdapter
 8.3.3 Using DataSet and DataAdapter
 8.3.4 Use a DataSet
 8.3.5 DataSet and DataAdapter Facts
 8.3.6 Advanced DataSet Operations

8.4 Command and DataReader

 8.4.1 Command
 8.4.2 DataReader
 8.4.3 Using Command and DataReader
 8.4.4 Command Facts
 8.4.5 DataReader Facts
 8.4.6 Use ExecuteReader
 8.4.7 Use ExecuteScalar
 8.4.8 Insert Data
 8.4.9 Update Data
 8.4.10 Delete Data

8.5 DataView

 8.5.1 DataView
 8.5.2 Using a DataView
 8.5.3 DataView Facts
 8.5.4 Sort and Filter Data

8.6 Stored Procedures

 8.6.1 Stored Procedures
 8.6.2 Calling a Stored Procedure
 8.6.3 Stored Procedure Facts
 8.6.4 Use a Stored Procedure
 8.6.5 Use Stored Procedure Parameters

8.7 Data Access Errors

 8.7.1 SQL Exception Facts
 8.7.2 Concurrency Conflict Facts
 8.7.3 Transaction Facts

9.0 XML

9.1 XML Concepts

 9.1.1 XML Concepts
 9.1.2 XML Basics
 9.1.3 XML Core Technologies
 9.1.4 XML and ADO.NET
 9.1.5 XML Technologies

9.2 XML and DataSets

 9.2.1 Using the DataSet with XML
 9.2.2 XML DataSet Facts
 9.2.3 Load XML into a DataSet

10.0 XML Web Services

10.1 XML Web Services

 10.1.1 XML Web Services
 10.1.2 XML Web Service Facts

10.2 Building Web Services

 10.2.1 Server-side Services
 10.2.2 Building a Web Service
 10.2.3 Building Web Services Facts
 10.2.4 Create a Web Service
 10.2.5 Client-side Services
 10.2.6 Consuming a Web Service
 10.2.7 Using a Web Service Facts
 10.2.8 Use Web Service Methods

11.0 Security

11.1 Web Security

 11.1.1 Web Security Concepts
 11.1.2 Identities, Principals, and Roles
 11.1.3 Web Security Facts
 11.1.4 Using Identities and Principals
 11.1.5 Get Security Information

11.2 IIS Authentication

 11.2.1 IIS Security
 11.2.2 Using Windows Authentication
 11.2.3 Forms Authentication
 11.2.4 Implementing Forms Authentication
 11.2.5 Passport Authentication
 11.2.6 Authentication Facts
 11.2.7 Configure Forms Authentication

12.0 Optimization and Deployment

12.1 Optimization

 12.1.1 Optimizing the Web Application
 12.1.2 Page Output Caches
 12.1.3 Using Page Output Cache and Page Fragments
 12.1.4 Optimization Facts
 12.1.5 Enable the Page Output Cache

12.2 Configuration Files

 12.2.1 Configuration Files
 12.2.2 Web.config
 12.2.3 Dynamic Properties Concepts
 12.2.4 Editing the Web.config File
 12.2.5 Configuration File Facts
 12.2.6 Configure an Application Setting

12.3 Deployment

 12.3.1 ASP.NET Applications Deployment
 12.3.2 Using XCopy Deployment
 12.3.3 Web Application Setup
 12.3.4 Deployment Facts
 12.3.5 Assembly Facts

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