Course Contents

Learn to develop Desktop and Web based applications using Microsoft .NET Framework.

Architecture of .NET Framework, C# language, OOP's concept, Delegates, File Handling, Threading, ADO.NET, Windows Forms, ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, Entity Framework, ASP.NET Web Api

ADO stands for Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects. The ADO.NET is one of the Microsoft’s data access technology which is used to communicate between the .NET Application (Console, WCF, WPF, Windows, MVC, Web Form, etc.) and data sources such as SQL Server.

Prerequisites to Learn ADO.NET: You should have basic programming knowledge of C# as well as any data base such as Microsoft SQL Server to gain more knowledge in this training. It is good to have .NET Framework and Visual Studio, and Microsoft SQL Server installed on your computer.

Web Forms are web pages built on the ASP.NET Technology. It executes on the server and generates output to the browser. It is compatible to any browser and we can write the code using any of language supported by .NET common language runtime like C#.

ADO.NET (duration – 10 hours)

ADO.NET architecture - 2 hours
working with Connection, Command, DataReader and DataAdapter, Gridview control - 2 hours
perform CRUD using connected architecture, calling Stored procedures, working with Sql parameter. Use various Execute methods of Command object - 3 hours
perform CRUD using disconnected architecture using Dataadapter and Dataset - 3 hours

C# (duration – 16 hours)

Introduction to .NET Framework
.NET Framework Versions
Assembly(dll/exe), CLR,CTS, CLS, JIT, MSIL
.NET code execution
Introduction to Visual Studio 2019
creating Console Application and introduction to C# basics
Writing simple programs to perform input/output
Programs using if..else,switch,loops
C# Basics continued
Value types, Reference types
Working with Enumerations, Structures
Working with Arrays, 2D and Jagged
Creating Methods
Pass by value,ref,out parameter
Optional and Named parameters
Params keyword
Introduction to object oriented programming
creating classes (in Class Library project) using Properties, static, non-static members
working with constructors
Implementing Polymorphysm using Method overloading
Implementing Operator overloading
Introduction to Inheritance, constructor chaining
creating abstract method and abstract class
creating virtual methods
Overriding the methods in the derived class
Implementing Shadowing using new keyword
Working with Interfaces
Implementing interfaces implicitly and explicitly
Collections : Arraylist, Hashtable, sortedlist,stack and queue
Generics : generic methods and collection classes(List<>,Dictionary<>, stack<>, queue<>)
Understanding Access specifiers in C#
C# 3.0 features : var, anonymous types, object initializer, collection initializer, Nullable types, extension methods, partial classes
Delegates and events, Anonymous methods and lambda expression
Exception handling, Indexers
Debugging
File handling and Serialization
Multithreading and Parallel Programming

ASP.NET WEB FORMS using C# and .NET framework (duration 22 hours)

Introduction to ASP .NET Web Forms
1. ASP .NET Programming Model
2. Web Forms Code Model
3. The code behind Web Forms
4. Separation of content & Business logic
5. Life Cycle of a Web Forms Page
6. Understanding Application and page Frame works
7. Application location option
8. Asp. Net page Structure options
9. Asp .Net page directives
10. Asp .Net page events
11. Dealing with PostBacks
12. Asp .net Application Folder and Virtual Directories
ASP .NET Server Controls
1. Type of server controls
2. Building with Server Controls
3. Working with Server Controls events
4. Html Server Controls
5. All basic web Server Control including AdRotator,Calendar,Image, Imagebutton, Panel, Table, FileUpload, MultiView and View.
6. Validation Server Controls
7. Understanding validation
8. Client-Side versus Server-Side validation
9. Asp.net Validation Server Controls
10. Creating User Controls in ASP .NET
Master Pages
1. The basic of Master Pages
2. Coding a Master Page
3. Coding a Content Page
4. Specifying which Master Page to use in Page directive
5. Assigning Master page programmatically
6. Nested master Page
7. Using Asp.net Themes
8. Creating yours own Named and DefaultThemes
9. Applying SkinId to the controls for a Named Theme
10. Assigning Theme Programmatically, in Page directive and web.config
State Management- Client Side and Server Side
1. Client Side : Viewstate, Cookies and Querystring
2. Serverside : Application, Session and Sqlserver
Caching: Page level, Fragment and using Cache object.
1. Using Duration, VaryByParam attributes of Output Cache directive
2. Implementing SqlCacheDependency
Dataaccess in ASP.NET by using controls SqlDatasource, XMLDatasource,ObjectDatasource
1. Display controls: Gridview, ListView, DetailsView,FormsView
2. Display MasterChild related data
Site Navigation
Security in ASP.NET
Debugging and Tracing
Working with ASP.NET AJAX
About IIS and deploying ASP.NET application in IIS