Course Syllabus. Course Title. Who should attend? Course Description. ASP.NET ( Level 1 )

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1 Course Title ASP.NET ( Level 1 ) Course Description ASP Stands for Active Server Pages it s the most secure robust server side technology. It s used to create dynamic web applications, ASP.NET is a unified Web development model that includes the services necessary for you to build enterprise-class Web applications with a minimum number of coding. ASP.NET is part of the.net Framework,. You can code your applications in any language compatible with the common language runtime (CLR), including Microsoft Visual Basic and C#. These languages enable you to develop ASP.NET applications that benefit from the common language runtime, type safety, and so on. Our ASP.NET ( level 1 ) course includes step by step instructions, classroom exercises and discussions to have a basic level of knowledge in using the following techniques : (T-SQL, Aggregation, Grouping, C#,OOP,OOD, ORM, Control Structure, ADO.NET, HTML, CSS, JS, ASP.NET). In order to ensure you will achieve these targeted objectives, you are required to prepare a Final Project. Who should attend? Web Developer. Anyone who is interested in web development. Anyone who wants to create his dynamic website by using ASP.NET. IT Students.

2 To be titles as "Microsoft ASP.Net Developer. Learning goals (objectives) Getting the basic Techniques, skills and abilities in Microsoft and other third party tools to create dynamic website from scratch with the best performance and the best look and feel. To be familiar with the development process in general.

3 Upon completion of the course, students will be able to: Use SQL server 2012 easily. Use visual studio 2012 easily. Create mapping classes using ADO(access/ data object). Build a website from a to z with minimum capabilities. Learning outcomes Use various techniques in building forms. Use the OOP to maintain the level of encapsulating the data. Create a professional layout for the website by using HTML and CSS. Use HTML control and ASP. Net control based on the system needs. Design and implement a powerful pack up for the database. Create middle-ware for the system.

4 Content outline / Modules MODULE 1: SQL Server (Backend) Database Overview What is SQL Server 2012 (Versions and Editions?) QL Server Authentication (Windows and Mixed Mode) Normalization DDL Create, Delete, Update Table Columns Create Primary and Foreign Key DML Define Create and Read and Update and Delete and Query Define Joins between tables and Views Aggregation Group. Database Backup and Restore Perform Database Backup and Restore Using User Interface or Script MODULE 2: Object Oriented (Middle Ware) Language Introduction C# Overview C# Introduction C# Control Structure OOP Concept OOP VS. Procedural Value Type VS. Reference Type Global Variables vs. Local Variable Data Member and Method Member Define the Variables and Regions Define the Different between Function Types Inheritance and Polymorphism Define Override and Overload Function and inheritance Define the Components of the Layering architecture Define Code Structure and ADO. Define DAL and BLL Structure Define Data Table and Data Reader MODULE 3: User Interface (Front End) Web Development client side What is HTML HTML Tags JavaScript Cascading Style Sheet

5 Content outline / Modules Web Development Server Side ASP.NET Controls Textbox,Label, Checkbox, Radio Button, Check Boxes Bounded Controls Define the Difference between HTML and Server Control Define the Page Process Define State Management (Session, Cookie, Query String,Hidden Field) Define the Scope and Usability for each State Management Variable Define User Control Define Master Page Define CSS for Server Side Controls Build CRUDQ Operation Using Multi View Control and Grid View

6 Step by step instructions. Classroom exercises. Delivery Methods Discussions. Final Project to ensure you will achieve the targeted objectives. Course Duration 35 hours Pre-requisite Knowledge of using the internet and navigating websites is preferred. Knowledge of any programming language is preferred.. Course Code References Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 : in C# and VB, By Imar Spaanjaars ( 2013). Complementary Course On successful completion of this course you are advised to enroll in our ASP.NET ( Level 2 ) course.