Developing Web Applications with ASP.Net

The course
the course will provide a basis for developing asp.net web applications using visual studio. The content is focused on user interfaces, web site structure and functionality, and implementation plus deployment. The course highlights the differences between visual studio 2005 and 2008 (.net 3.5). Delegates can choose between visual studio 2005 and 2008 when tackling the exercises.
Who should attend
competent visual basic .net programmers who wish to develop web applications with the latest microsoft development technologies. Those delegates working towards mcts and mcpd: web applications developer certification.
Pre-requisites
before attending this course, it is recommended that delegates:
are able to manage a solution using visual studio.
Have application programming experience with a .net language. (c# or vb.net)
have a have a basic knowledge of html.
Course topics
Introduction
introduction to asp .net
client-side vs. Server-side code
Creating web applications
creating a web application
page layout using html tables
the source view window
html controls vs. Net controls
default focus and default button
the embedded web server
javascript
javascript errors
javascript debugging
Asp.net configuration
configuration management in asp.net
Css
overview
css
a worked example
Using master pages
using master pages
Navigation controls
site navigation controls
Implementing security
security in asp.net
where are the user details stored?
Wizard and validation controls
the asp.net wizard control
validation
Web part development
the web parts framework
building web parts
user controls (optional)
data-driven web parts (optional)
connected web parts (optional)
building a mode menu in
code (optional)
security basics (optional)
sharepoint
Deployment
web application deployment
deploying a database
sql express vs. Sql server
setup projects
web site deployment (optional)
Tracing and error handling
tracing
error handling
trapping errors (optional)
Maintaining state
moving the user to another page
managing state
postback
cross page posting
viewstate
Client-side state management
passing data between pages
page objects
request object
query strings
response object
cookies
Server-side state management
session state
application state
the global.asax file