[Link] 2.
0 SESSIONS
1. About HTML ,[Link] 2.0, Working CSS
2. Server Controls, WebPage life cycle
3. About Framework 2.0 / Framework 3.5
4. About IIS (Internet Information Services)
5. Database Hierarchy (dealing with data adapter, datasets, databinding by using [Link])
6. Database introduction, writing stored procedures,views,triggers,constraints and using them in
application
7. Master, Child page concepts
8. Creating & Working with User Control, Error Handling
9. Trouble Shooting, Debugging application in runtime
[Link] Oriented Concepts with Examples
[Link] with Application & Database Performances
[Link] (Working with [Link], [Link] and [Link])
[Link] with Business & Database Objects (Layers)
[Link] (Types of caching levels, advantages and limitation of caching)
[Link] : How to bundle application code into an Exe file or MSI to make a installer
[Link] : Authorizing Users and Roles, blocking secured content to the outside world
[Link] with Ajaxs, SAML (Security Assertion Mark-Up Language) , XML, XSLT
[Link] a web service (Server and Client)
[Link] Development life cycle (Includes design, development)
[Link] (Single Sign On) (SAML)
[Link] development (Minimum two projects)
[Link] sessions
[Link] Sessions (Interviews point of view)
[Link] with Crystal Reports
[Link] with web parts
[Link] with AJAX
Apart from [Link], will be covering following as well,
1. ASP (Active server pages)
2. SQL Server (In depth)
3. Biz Talk server
4. Guidence on BrainBench Exam
Theoritical SESSIONS
• Selecting an approch to complete a task
• Types of common businesses & How applications support their business
• About B2B, Online transactiosn, using SSL Certificate
• Understanding Business requirements, Working with Team
• Design first – Code next
• Consider following when you develop an application
• Maintenability
• Performance
• Configuraable
• Preparation for an interview with common FAQs
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.NET Programming Fundamentals
Creating applications with Visual Studio 2005
• Managing projects with Solution Explorer
• Setting project properties and adding references
• Adding files, folders and code
• Compiling, debugging and testing programs
Coding object-oriented applications
• Statements
• Variables
• Functions
• Defining scope and visibility
• Adding code in classes
• Programming fields and methods
• Encapsulating data with properties
VB and C# Language Fundamentals
Working with data types and conversions
• Strings
• Dates and time
• Integers
• Booleans
• Performing calculations with mathematical operators
• Converting between data types
Decision-making statements
• Changing program flow with IF statements
• Making decisions using logical operators
• Simplifying complex logic with CASE statements
Repeating statements with loops
• For...Next loops
• Top and bottom evaluation Do-While...Loops
• Storing multiple values with arrays
Testing and debugging
• Throwing exceptions
• Try...Catch...Finally error handling
• Documenting your code
Constructing Windows Applications
Windows application basics
• Creating forms and positioning controls
• Navigating with menus
• Automating code with the Toolbox and Properties window
Activating Windows forms
• Handling events
• Specifying and retrieving property values
• Creating dialog forms
Analyzing User Requirements and Designing Applications
Mapping application features to programming code
• Building applications using an iterative programming process
• Translating requirements into design
Constructing the three logical layers
• Presentation
• Business
• Data
• Modeling Windows and Web application user interfaces
Programming Web Applications with [Link]
Creating the Web site
• Virtual directories
• Web applications
• Web pages
• HTML
• Hyperlinks
• Designing pages with [Link] controls
• Styling sites with [Link] themes
Processing [Link] Web Forms
• Displaying data and gathering user input
• Activating Web Forms with events
• Maintaining variables with Sessions
• Redirecting users to other Web pages
• Validating and saving user changes
Controlling Web site access
• Activating Web Forms security
• Creating a user login page
• Automating user account creation
Incorporating Relational Databases
Relational database concepts
• Employing databases for fast, efficient storage
• Select, insert, update and delete query syntax
Creating a SQL Server database
• Adding tables, fields and indexes
• Defining primary and foreign key relationships
Accessing the database with [Link]
• Connecting to the database and running SQL commands
• Storing user changes
• Displaying existing records
Deploying .NET Applications
• Installing the .NET Framework
• Publishing applications with ClickOnce
• Moving [Link] applications to the Web