This course intends to give theoretical and practical training to the students for creating the dynamic and interactive Web applications. This course is also suitable for the faculty who wish to upgrade themselves in the field of advance web application design and development. Microsoft ASP.NET is more than just the next generation of Active Server Pages (ASP). It provides an entirely new programming model for creating network applications that take advantage of the Internet. . In this course, you’ll receive an overview of server-side programming as well as advanced control mechanisms, such as dynamic loads/unloads and user controls for adding extensibility into an application.

Throughout this course, you shall walk through the process of working with data commands, data readers and data sets. You’ll also learn authorization and authentication techniques, among other topics.

The core objective of the course is to educate a mixed-level group of students on web based programming, its avenues and how this can help them to adopt it as one of the future career options. This course is designed in such a way that it would help students to acquaint themselves with the web programming skills required to excel in IT industry. This course shall prepare the students for the interview questions for the jobs in the field of Web application design and development using ASP.net.

This course shall enable you to

· Follow the Microsoft ASP.NET model using page directives, streamlined code blocks and master pages.

· Learn about ASP.NET controls found in the standard web controls library as well as validation controls to provide a more full-featured interface.

· Compare the existing ADO model with the ADO.NET model.

· Understand data binding techniques as well as default and custom views.

· Use standard HTML controls and manage those controls server-side.

· Learn navigation techniques to effectively navigate through ASP.NET applications.

Why Asp.net?

· ASP.NET drastically reduces the amount of code required to build large applications

· ASP.NET makes development simpler and easier to maintain with an event-driven, server-side programming model

· The source code is executed on the server. The pages have lots of power and flexibility by this approach

· The source code is compiled the first time the page is requested. Execution is fast as the Web Server compiles the page the first time it is requested. The server saves the compiled version of the page for use next time the page is requested

· ASP.NET makes for easy deployment. There is no need to register components because the configuration information is built-in.

Course Length: 4 months

Course pre-requisite:

1. Students should know have basic knowledge of OOPs (Object Oriented Paradigm).

2. Students should have at least 10+2 level academic qualification

3. Should have basic knowledge of any RDBMS (Relational Database Management System) and HTML.

Course Outline:

Month – 1

Module1: Introduction to ASP.NET with C#

1.A Review of Classic ASP
2.Difference between classical ASP and ASP.net
3.Client Server Architecture
4.ASP.NET Web Applications
5.Introduction to C#
6.Data Types(Value Types and Reference Types)
7.Data Types Conversions
8.Type Safety(Boxing and UnBoxing)
9.Constants and Variables
10.Page Life Cycle and Round Trip
11.EnableViewState and IsPostBack Properties of Page
12.Inheritance and Object Instantiation
13.Classes and Structures
14.Constructor and Destructor
15.Methods(Declaring ,Invoking and passing Parameters)
16.Polymorphism, Method Overloading and Operator Overloading
17.Enumeration

Module 2: Working with Web Forms Controls and C#

1. Introduction to Web Forms Controls

2. Simple Input Controls

3. Hyperlinks

4. Button Controls

5. List Controls

Module 3: Validating User Input with C#

1. Overview of ASP.NET Validation Controls

2. Client-Side Validation

3. Server-Side Validation

4. Required Field Validator

5. Summarizing Results with the ValidationSummary Control

Month – 2

Module 4: Using Rich Server Controls with C#

1. Introduction to Rich Controls

2. The Calendar Control

3. The AdRotator Control

4. The XML Control

Module 5: ASP.NET Server Controls

1.HTML Server Controls
2.Web Server Controls
3.Validation Server Controls
4.Page Life Cycle and Round Trip
5.EnableViewState and IsPostBack Properties of Page
6.User Controls and Master Pages
7.Navigation Controls

Module 6: Accessing Data with C#

1. Overview of ADO.NET, Connecting to Data

2. ADO. NET Classes

3. Accessing database from webpage

4. Using System.Configuration

Module 7: Using the DataList and Repeater, Datagrid Controls

1. Overview of List-Bound Controls

2. Creating a Repeater Control

3. Creating a DataList Control

4. Introduction to the DataGrid

5. Setting Up the DataGrid

6. Using Advanced DataGrid Features

7. Adding Advanced Features

Month – 3

Module 8: Managing Data with ADO.NET DataSets and C#

1. The Role of DataSets in ADO.NET

2. Using DataSets in ASP.NET

3. Saving DataSets in Session State

4. Using DataTable Constraints

5. DataSet DataRelations

6. Using DataSets with DataAdapters to Modify Data

Module 9: Creating and consuming XML Web Services with C#

1. The Motivation for XML Web Services

2. Creating an XML Web Service with Visual Studio .NET

3. Making Web Services using in C#

4. Running the Web Service

5. Creating Web Services Clients

6. HTTP Clients creating .NET Consumers

7. Web Services and Legacy Clients

Month – 4

Module 10: Application and State Management

1.Overview of state management with HTTP
2.Client-Side State Management
3.Server-Side State Management
4.Working with Application, Session Intrinsic objects
5.Connection pooling and object pooling

Module 11: Improving Performance with Caching

1. The Importance of Caching

2. Declarative Page Output Caching

3. Programmatic Page Caching

4. Caching Page Fragments

5. Caching Data and Monitoring Performance

Module 12: Configuring and Deploying ASP.NET Applications

1. Configuring IIS and the .NET Framework

2. Deploying ASP.NET Applications

Module 13: Securing ASP.NET Applications with C#

1. ASP.NET Security Overview

2. Windows Authentication

3. Forms Authentication

4. Custom Authentication

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