ASP.NET / C# / VB.NET

Unleash the power of ASP.NET, VB.NET & C# with hands on practical and project work. Real time classes with industrial  experts with Linux-based and Windows based compilers. Basic to advanced level courses with fast and affordable prizes. We are providing courses in 3 different level, Basic, Advanced and Full  Course (Basic to Advanced + Project Work).    

Modules:

• Module 1:  Introduction to ASP.NET Application
• .  What is ASP.NET? – Setting up for ASP.NET: operating Systems – servers.
• .  The development  environment – ASP and ASP.NET
• .  An overview: ASP Objects 
• .  ADO and ADO.NET objects 
• .  ASP  components
• .  Relational DBMS and other data sources
• .  Developing distributed online applications –  client/server or tiered applications. 
• Chapter 2: Basic of Programming  
• .  Basics of Programming: data types – Programmed Instructions 
• .  Program Flow: Application Program Requirements – Effective code techniques 
• .  Designing Applications  – How dynamic website applications work  
• .  Processing ASP.NET applications: Common Language  Runtime (CLR).
• Chapter 3:  Web forms and ASP.NET:
• ·   Programming Web Forms – Web Forms Capabilities – Web Forms Processing 
• .   Web forms and Events – Creating Web Forms and Event Handlers – Building Interactive 
• .   Applications with  VS.NET – Solutions and Projects in VS.NET – Solution Explorer 
• .   Creating Web Form – ASP.NET and  Configuration 
• .    ASP.NET and state: Visitor Status and State – State maintenance in ASP.NET – ASP  global.asa 
•      and ASP.NET global.asax files. 
• Chapter 4:  Application Objects 
• ·   Application Object: Application Object’s Events, Collections
• .   Methods – Making an application  management page
• .   ASP Sessions: Sessions in ASP.NET – Enabling and Disabling ASP Sessions –  The Session   
•     Object: Session Event handlers – Session Properties, Collections, Methods.  
• Chapter 5: ASP.NET Objects and Components
• ·  Scripting Object Model: Creating Objects – Scripting.
• .  Dictionary  Object – Scripting.
• .  FileSystemObject Object – Drive Object – Folder Object – File Object 
• .  Scripting.TextStream Object – Active Server Components and Controls 
• .  More Active Server  Components.
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• Chapter 6: Building Forms  
• ·  Building forms: Working with controls-Adding controls to a form
• .  Manipulating Controls
• .  Creating a tab  order- Layering Controls-Creating top most windows
• .  Creating transparent and Scrollable windows and  MDI forms. 
• Chapter 7: Advanced Controls 
• ·  Advanced controls: Creating timers- Creating tabbed dialog boxes
• .  Storing pictures in an image list
• .  List  view- Creating columns- Adding list items
• .  Adding nodes- Removing and Cleaning all Nodes.
• Chapter 8: Adding Menu and Toolbar to Form 
• ·  Adding menu and toolbars to form: Building menus- Adding menu items-Moving and deleting menu  item. 
• .  Using the Toolbar Control: adding toolbar button using the buttons collections- Creating toggle  buttons.  
• Chapter 9: Introduction to VB.NET    
• ·  Introduction to VB.Net – Welcome to Visual Basic.Net – Operating System MS Windows – Machine  Language and Assembly Language 
• .  Starting Visual Basic .NET – Creating and Running the Very First  Application 
• .  Testing a “Stand Alone” Application – Using the command window.
• Chapter 10:  Opening and closing Windows and Toolbars
• ·  Opening and closing windows and toolbars – opening an existing project 
• .  Using autohide facility –  docking and undocking the windows – placing and resizing a window 
• .  Placing controls on a form –  selecting, resizing and relocating form and controls 
• .  Using properties window – setting properties of  form and controls 
• .  Using solution explorer – setting the startup object – writing event procedure 
• .  Project using Explorer – Tabbed Windows – Hungarian notation – Standard Toolbar. 
• Chapter 11: Docking and UnDocking Toolbars
• .   Opening and closing windows and toolbars – Opening an Existing Project
• .   Using autohide facility –  Docking and Undocking the windows – Placing and Resizing a Window 
• .  Placing controls on a Form –  Selecting, Resizing and Relocating Form and Controls 
• .  Using properties window – Setting Properties of  Form and Controls  
• .  Using Solution Explorer – Setting the startup object – Writing event Procedure 
• .  Tabbed windows – Hungarian notation – Standard Toolbar.
• Chapter 13:Database Processing using ADO.NET
• ·  Introduction to  ADO.NET
• ·  ODBC Drivers & Architecture
• ·  Connecting to non-conventional Databases. 
• Chapter 14: PROJECT