ASPN1 - ASP.NET and the .NET Framework - Level 1
| Categories |
.NET Training, ASP Training, Internet Training, ASP.NET Training |
| Duration |
2 days (14 hours) |
| Pre-requisites |
Some web development experience and familiarity with HTML required. Experience in a related area, such as ASP or ColdFusion is recommended. Experience with a scripting language such as VBScript or JavaScript is also recommended. |
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| Courseware |
ASPN1-APP-01 (139 pages) |
| Price |
$790 |
| Notes |
This course uses VB.NET to demonstrate examples, but could easily be adapted to any of the programming languages supported by .NET, including JavaScript and C#.
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ASP.NET represents a major advance in the way applications are designed on Windows. This change amounts to much more than just some language syntax changes and a few new Wizards. This course briefly surveys the breadth of this monumental shift and then builds a foundation on which you can add the rest of your knowledge of .NET technologies like ASP.NET, Web Services, and Visual Studio .NET.
Learn the essential things you need to know in order to move on with web programming, Windows application programming, Web Services, and more sophisticated programming with .NET. In Level 1, you will learn to: Understand the design of .NET; Understand the features of Visual Studio.NET; Use ASP.NET server controls to generate HTML and to execute event procedures.
"I learned the differences between classic ASP and ASP.NET. The general overview was very helpful. The instructor was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable on the subject.." -- Vivian C. from San Diego, CA
"[I learned] what ASP.NET is, how the .NET framework works, and how to code ASP.NET [basics]. [The instructor] did an excellent job in teaching the material. He took his time in trying to help the students understand the subject matter at hand.." -- Quang T. from Azusa, CA
The Evolution of Application Development
Introducing Web Development
A Brief History of Business Computing
The Internet and the World Wide Web
Pulling Together Business Computing and the World Wide Web
Distributing the Work
The .NET Platform
.NET Motivations
.NET Initiative Results
.NET Servers
The .NET Framework
Working in a .NET Development Environment
Working with the Visual Studio .NET IDE
Introduction
Starting Visual Studio .NET
Changing Options
Windows and Tabs
Creating a New Project
Introduction to ASP.NET
A Review of Classic ASP
ASP.NET Web Applications
Rendering HTML with Server Controls
Using ASP.NET to Deliver XML Web Services
Working with Web Forms Controls
Introduction to Web Forms Controls
Simple Input Controls
HyperLinks and Button Controls
List Controls