ASP.NET Fundamentals Training
ASP.NET Fundamentals Training Course
Hosted by Paul Sheriff & Alison Balter
12 hours of training on CD
This ASP.NET 1.0 training course provides a comprehensive introduction to programming with ASP.NET using Visual Studio 2002. Learn confidently as industry leaders Alison Balter and Paul Sheriff provide extensive hands-on ASP.NET programming lessons, tips, and techniques. Learn active server pages quickly with expert instructions.
This ASP.NET Fundamentals course includes:
- ASP.NET Fundamentals (6 CD-ROMs)
This ASP.NET training course provides over 12 hours of instruction covering topics including:
- .NET Framework, ASP.NET Overview, Working with VB.NET
- Event Handling, ADO.NET, Debugging, & much more.
Multimedia CD-ROM Based Training:
With CD based training, the lectures were video taped and then digitized and presented to you in Full Motion Video, Audio, & Graphics.
System Requirements: x86/400 mhz (minimum), CD-ROM Drive, 64 MB RAM, Sound Card. Available Hard Disk Space 200 MB. Windows 98, NT, ME, 2000, XP, or Windows Vista.
ASP.NET Trainers:
Paul D. Sheriff is a recognized leader in the Visual Basic industry and the Microsoft MSDN (Microsoft Developer Network) Regional Director for Southern California. He is independent and thus not employed by Microsoft, but is recognized in his region as one of the leaders and effective communicators in the developer community. Paul is a frequent speaker at Microsoft Developer Days, Microsoft Tech Ed, Microsoft "MSDN Presents", Access/VBA Advisor Developer Conferences, and user groups across the country.
Alison Balter is a highly experienced independent trainer and consultant, specializing in Windows applications training and development. During her seventeen years in the computer industry, she has trained and consulted with many corporations and government agencies. Alison is a regular contributing columnist for Access/Office/Visual Basic Advisor as well as other computer publications. She is also a regular on the Access and Visual Basic national speaker circuit. She was also one of four speakers on the Microsoft Visual Basic/Visual Studio World Tour.
Course Outline - ASP.NET Fundamentals Training:
Running Time: Approx. 12 Hours
Fundamentals Phase I
1.0 Getting Started with the Sample Application
1.1 Introducing the Sample Application
1.2 The Sample Application
2.0 Introduction to Microsoft .NET
2.1 What is Microsoft .NET
2.2 .NET and XML
2.3 Overview of .NET Framework
2.4 The Common Language Runtime
2.5 The .NET Classes
2.6 Common Language Specification
2.7 Intermediate Language
2.8 Services in .NET
2.9 Common Type System
2.10 Types of Application You Can Build
2.11 Data Services
2.12 Security Services
2.13 Migrating to .NET
2.14 Benefits of Using .NET Framework
3.0 Introduction to Visual Studio .NET
3.1 Using Visual Studio .NET
3.2 Configuring Visual Studio .NET
3.3 Project Template
3.4 Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment (IDE)
3.5 Using Help
3.6 Types of Windows
3.7 Using the Editor
Fundamentals Phase II
1.0 Overview of .NET Framework Classes
1.1 The .NET Framework
1.2 Namespaces
1.3 The System Namespace
1.4 Namespaces Dealing with Data
1.5 The System.IO Namespace
1.6 The System.TEXT Namespace
1.7 The System.Collections Namespace
1.8 The System.Web.Services Namespace
1.9 The System.XML Namespace
2.0 Intro to Internet Programming
2.1 What is the Internet
2.2 HTML Basics
2.3 Websites Created Using HTML
2.4 Websites Created Using ASP
2.5 Before You Begin Coding
2.6 Websites Created Using ASP.NET
3.0 Intro to ASP.NET
3.1 Overview of ASP.NET
3.2 HTML Controls
3.3 Web From Server Controls
3.5 How Web Forms Work
3.6 IIS Objects
3.7 Creating User Controls
Fundamentals Phase III
1.0 Working with VB.NET
1.1 Learning the Basics
1.2 Event Handling Basics
1.3 Visual Basic .NET Data Types
1.4 Option Strict
1.5 Conversion Functions
1.6 Constructing Text Using String.Format
1.7 Creating Your Own Procedures
1.8 Creating Classes
2.0 Validation Controls
2.1 Introducing Validation Controls
2.2 Using RequuredFieldValidator Control
2.3 Using RangeValidator Control
2.4 Using RegularExpressionValidator Control
2.5 Using CustomValidator Control
2.6 Using ValidationSummary Control
2.7 Using CompareValidatorControl
Fundamentals Phase IV
1.0 Debugging in Visual Studio .NET
1.1 Using the Debugger
1.2 Invoking the Debugger
1.3 Tools for Debugging
1.4 Using Breakpoints
1.5 Useful Debugging Tools
1.6 Other Useful Debugging Windows
1.7 Using the Debug Class
1.8 Conditional Compilation
1.9 The Stop Statement
2.0 Introduction to ADO.NET
2.1 Getting Started with ADO.NET
2.2 Benefits of ADO.NET
3.0 Data Binding on Web Forms
3.1 Overview of Binding on Web Forms
3.2 Displaying Data in a DataGrid Control
3.3 Creating and Configuring a Dataset
3.4 Filling a DropDownList Control with Data
Fundamentals Phase V
1.0 Error Handling
1.1 Getting Started with Structured Exception Handling
1.2 Using Error Handling
1.3 Working with Specific Exceptions
1.4 Throwing Exceptions
1.5 Passing Error Information
1.6 Creating and Error Page
2.0 ADO.NET Connection and Command Objects
2.1 Introducing ADO.NET Connections
2.2 Providing ADO.NET Connection Infomration
2.3 Using ADO.NET Connection Objects
2.4 Updating Data Using a Command Object
3.0 Working with Data
3.1 Introducing the DataReader
3.2 Using a Data Reader to Fill a DropDownList Control
3.3 Retrieving DataSets Generically
3.4 Working with Relations in a Database
Fundamentals Phase VI
1.0 Using Stored Procedures with ADO.NET
1.1 Executing Stored Procedures
1.2 Investigating the Stored Procedures
1.3 OleDb and Stored Procedures
1.4 SqlClient and Stored Procedures
2.0 Using the DataGrid Control
2.1 Using DataGrid
2.2 Loading the Data Grid with Data
2.3 Formatting Numeric Columns
2.4 Enabling Paging
2.5 Selecting a Row
2.6 Sorting Columns
3.0 Editing Data Using the DataGrid Control
3.1 Editing Data
3.2 Adding a Hyperlink Column
3.3 Editing Data on the Detail Page
3.4 Adding Editing Support
3.5 Adding a Template Column
3.6 Adding a New Row
3.7 Deleting Rows
