ASP.NET Web Forms Programming Using C#

Duration: 5 Days (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or 35 hours of coursework with personal facilitation over a four week span (On-Demand)

US Price: $2495 (Face-to-Face or Remote-Live), or $1495 (On-Demand)

Delivery Options: Attend face-to-face in the classroom, remote-live or via on-demand training

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Description

This course provides students with hands on experience using Visual Studio to create dynamic Web sites with ASP.NET Web Forms and the .NET Framework using C#. The class starts with a thorough introduction to the C# programming language, including coverage of the essentials of the C# programming language, built in data types, operators, control structures, classes and methods, collections and exception handling.

Students then learn how to leverage the power of the .NET Framework to build Web user interfaces. Students learn to use the power of ASP.NET web server controls combined with HTML5 to design web pages. ASP.NET validation controls are used to provide both client-side and server-side data validation for user input. Students will learn how to use master pages to enforce a consistent look and feel across a set of web pages, as well as how to use user controls to reuse smaller pieces of HTML across multiple pages.

The course explores the complexities of state management in ASP.NET Web Forms and how to use session and view state objects to manage state between HTTP requests.

Students spend time exploring how to use ADO.NET to interact with databases by running SQL queries and executing stored procedures. They will also learn how to read/write XML files using DataSets and DataTables. Students learn how to use ASP.NET Web Forms data binding to easily display data in list controls, the GridView control and the DetailsView control.

Microsoft provides support for Ajax-enabled Web Forms applications using the ASP.NET AJAX Framework. Students will learn how to use some of the server-side features to make asynchronous postbacks from the browser, perform partial page updates using the UpdatePanel, use CSS to dim a page during postback and use the Timer to fetch data from the server asynchronously.

Other topics include: using a Web.config file to control application configuration; working with the query string; working with cookies; reading and writing files; and deploying ASP.NET web applications. Comprehensive labs provide the students with extensive experience creating and deploying dynamic ASP.NET Web Form applications.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of fundamental HTML syntax is helpful, but not required. Prior experience with a scripting or programming language is required.

Course Overview

Introduction to .NET Overview of the .NET Framework How .NET is Different from Traditional Programming Common Language Runtime (CLR) Common Language Specification (CLS) Common Type System (CTS) .NET Assemblies Microsoft Intermediate Language (CIL) .NET Namespaces .NET Framework Class Library	Introduction to Visual Studio Creating a Project Using the Code Editor Correcting Syntax Errors Setting Project Properties Adding References Compiling a Program Running a Program Debugging a Program Using the MSDN (Help)
Language Fundamentals C# Program Structure Defining Namespaces Understanding C# Data Types Defining Variables and Constants Comparing Value Types vs. Reference Types Working with Operators and Expressions Performing Type Conversions Using Console I/O Formatting Numbers, Date and Times	Conditionals and Looping if/else switch while and do/while for foreach
Methods and Parameters Defining Static and Instance Methods Passing Parameters by value and by reference Overloading Methods Using Variable Length Parameter Lists	Exception Handling What are Exceptions? .NET Exception Hierarchy Catching Exceptions Throwing Exceptions Managing Resources with Finally
Collections Defining and Using Arrays Understanding System.Array .NET Collections vs Generic Collections Working with Lists Working with Dictionaries Using LINQ to Objects	Object-Oriented Programming Overview of Object-Oriented Programming Building Classes Defining Properties Using Auto-Implemented Properties Defining Methods Understanding Constructors Extending .NET Classes via Inheritance Defining and Implementing Interfaces Understanding the Role of Interfaces in .NET
Overview of ASP.NET Web Forms ASP.NET Technologies Web Forms vs. MVC Understanding the HTTP Request and Response Cycle Client-Side vs. Server-Side Code Execution Exploring an ASP.NET Web Form Understanding the Life-Cycle of an ASP.NET Page Object	Creating ASP.NET Web Forms Applications Building ASP.NET Web Forms Applications Using Visual Studio Understanding a Web Form Application Project Structure Designing Web Forms Incorporating CSS into the Web Application Understanding the Page Directive Working with the Code-Behind Model Understanding Web.config Transformational Config Files
Using ASP.NET Server Controls Working with Web Server Controls Using Hyperlinks and Button-Based Controls Using Label and Textbox Controls Using List Controls Using the Image Control Exploring Other Web Server Controls	Handling Events Working with Page-Based Event Handlers Writing Control Event Handlers Sharing Event Handlers Understanding PostBack vs. Non-PostBack Events Handling Application-Based Events in Global.asax
Using ASP.NET Validation Controls Understanding ASP.NET Validation Controls Performing Client-Side Validation Performing Server-Side Validation Using the Required Field Validator Using the Comparison and Range Validators Using the Regular Expression Validator Customizing Validation Working with Validation Groups Unobtrusive Validation Using the NuGet Package Manager to Download AspNet.ScriptManager.jQuery	Reusing Design: User Controls and Master Pages Reusing HTML Snippets with User Controls Designing a User Control Embedding a User Control on a Page Understanding the Master Page Architecture Designing a Master Page Designing Content Pages
Maintaining State Maintaining State within ASP.NET Web Forms Applications Using the Session Object Using the ViewState Object Reading and Writing Cookies Using the Query String	ADO.NET Understanding the ADO.NET Object Model Connected vs. Disconnected Access Using a Connection to Connect to a Data Source Using a Command to Execute Queries and Stored Procedures Using a DataReader to Work with Cursors Using a DataSet with Disconnected Data Using DataAdapters with DataSets
Using XML Introducing XML and XML Schemas Writing XML Schemas with a DataSet Reading XML Schemas with a DataSet Writing XML Data with a DataSet Reading XML Data with a DataSet	Using Data Binding Understanding ASP.NET Data Source Controls Configuring Data Sources Examining ASP.NET Data Bound Controls Using List Controls Using the GridView Control Using the DetailsView Control Exploring Other Data Bound Controls
Introduction to ASP.NET AJAX Understanding Ajax Enabling ASP.NET AJAX with the ScriptManager Configuring Partial Page Updates with the UpdatePanel Displaying a Progress Indicator Using UpdateProgress Making Periodic Postbacks Using the Timer Using the NuGet Package Manager to Download jQuery	Deploying ASP.NET Applications Configuring IIS for Deployment Configuring an ASP.NET Web Form Application for Deployment Using Publish to Deploy a ASP.NET Web Application