You will create ASP.NET Web pages that dynamically display content, display, manipulate, and modify data in a relational database, and display, manipulate, and modify XML data.
Programmers at any skill level interested in writing ASP.NET applications.
Course Objectives
Writing Basic ASP.NET Pages
Increasing Code Separation and Modularity
Creating Web Forms with Web Controls
Accessing Databases with ADO.NET
Manipulating Data with ADO.NET DataSets
Programming XML Documents with ASP.NET
Converting and Transforming XML Data with ASP.NET
Architecting and Configuring an ASP.NET Application
Prerequisites
To ensure your success, it is required that you first take the following course or have equivalent knowledge:
Object-Oriented ProgrammingPrinciples
.NET FrameworkIntroduction
HTML
Knowledge of C#, or prior experience with C++, is also required. If you will be using VisualStudio.NET in the course, then we recommend Visual Studio.NETIntroduction, or prior experience with Visual Basic, Visual C++, or Visual InterDev. Prior experience with ASP Classic (2.0 or 3.0) is helpful, but not required. Knowledge of XML basics is also helpful, and so we recommend XMLIntroduction (Second Edition). Knowledge of SQL is also recommended, though not required.
Course Benefits
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
Write your first ASP.NET Web pages by using the basic features of the Page class.
Increase the separation of code from content and the modularity of your code.
Create Web forms using Web controls.
Display and modify data from a database by using ADO.NET with ASP.NET Web controls.
Manipulate and update data using ADO.NET DataSets.
Read, write, edit, and validate XML documents.
Convert and transform XML data.
Architect and configure numerous aspects of an ASP.NET application.
