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MS10264 - Developing Web Applications with Visual Studio 2010

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In this course, students will learn to develop advanced ASP.NET MVC and Web Forms applications using .NET Framework 4 tools and technologies. The focus will be on coding activities that enhance the performance and scalability of the Web site application. ASP.NET MVC will be introduced and compared with Web Forms so that students know when each should/could be used. This will also prepare the student for exam 70-515.

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Upcoming classes

Number	Class Date	Location	Length	Cost	Sign up
MS10264	Jun 04, 2012 - Jun 08, 2012	Springfield	5 days	$2095.00	Register
MS10264	Aug 13, 2012 - Aug 17, 2012	Springfield	5 days	$2095.00	Register
MS10264	Sep 04, 2012 - Sep 08, 2012	Bloomington	5 days	$2095.00	Register
MS10264	Oct 01, 2012 - Oct 05, 2012	Bloomington	5 days	$2095.00	Register

Prerequisites

In addition to their professional Web development experience, students who attend this training should have the following technical knowledge:

An understanding of the problem-solving techniques that apply to software development, including the following principles of software development:
modern software development model

typical phases of a software development lifecycle

concepts of event-driven programming

concepts of object-oriented programming

creating use-case diagrams

designing and building a user interface

developing a structured application

A basic understanding of the following scripting techniques and some hands-on experience writing scripts:
Web scripting techniques

Macro scripting techniques

Windows scripting techniques

A general understanding of the purpose, function, and features of following .NET Framework topics:
Common Language Runtime

.NET Framework class library

Common Type System

Component interoperation

Cross-Language Interoperability

Assemblies in the Common Language Runtime

Application Domains

Runtime hosts supported by the .NET Framework

Experience using Visual Studio 2008 in the following task areas:
Declaring and initializing typed variables using the Camel case naming convention

Using arithmetic, relational, and logical operators in code statements

Using branching statements to control code execution

Using looping statements to iterate through collections or repeat steps until a specified condition is met

Creating classes and methods to establish the basic structure of an application

Using methods and events to implement the programming logic of an application

Identifying syntax and logic errors

Accessing and managing data from a data source

Experience in object oriented design and development as follows:
Creating and accessing classes and class properties

Creating and accessing methods and overloaded methods

Implementing inheritance, base classes, and abstract classes

Declaring, raising, and handling events

Responding to and throwing exceptions

Implementing interfaces and polymorphism

Implementing shared and static members

Implementing generics

Creating components and class libraries

Experience in N-Tier application design and development as follows:
Managing a software development process

Controlling input at the user interface level in Windows Client and Web applications

Debugging, tracing, and profiling .NET applications

Monitoring and logging .NET applications

Implementing basic testing best practices

Performing basic Data Access tasks with LINQ

Implementing basic security best practices in .NET Applications

Implementing basic service calls

Using .NET Configuration Files

Deploying .NET Framework Applications using ClickOnce and the MS Installer

Detailed Class Syllabus

Module 1: Overview of Web Application Design

Overview of IIS 7.0

Overview of ASP.NET 4.0

Introduction to the MVC Framework

Overview of the Request Life Cycle

Module 2: Designing a Web Application

Web Applications: Case Studies

Web Application Design Essentials

Guidelines for Determining When to Use Web Forms and MVC

Visual Studio 2010 Tools and Technologies for Web Application Design

Module 3: Developing MVC Models

Exploring Ways to Create MVC Models

Creating a Data Repository

Module 4: Developing MVC Controllers

Implementing MVC Controllers

Creating Action Methods

Module 5: Developing MVC Views

Implementing MVC Views

Implementing Strongly-Typed MVC Views

Implementing Partial MVC Views

Module 6: Designing for Discoverability

Overview of Search Engine Optimization

Creating the Robots and Sitemap Files

Using ASP.NET Routing

Module 7: Writing Server-Side Code for Web Forms

Overview of the Structure of a Web Application

Controlling ViewState

Localizing a Web Application

Persisting Data on a Web Forms Page

Validating User Input

Module 8: Optimizing Data Management for Web Forms

Managing Data by Using LINQ to Entities

Using Data Source Controls

Using ASP.NET Dynamic Data

Module 9: Ensuring Quality by Debugging, Unit Testing, and Refactoring

Debugging and Refactoring Code

Unit Testing Code

Processing Unhandled Exceptions

Test Driven Development

Module 10: Securing a Web Application

Configuring Authentication

Configuring ASP.NET Membership

Managing Authorization by Using ASP.NET Roles

Module 11: Applying Master Pages and CSS

Applying Master Pages

Applying CSS, Skins, and Themes

Module 12: Developing Client Side Scripts and Services

Developing Client-Side Scripts

Implementing AJAX

Creating Services

Module 13: Implementing Advanced AJAX in a Web Application

Implementing Ajax in ASP.NET MVC Pages Using Microsoft Ajax

Implementing Ajax in ASP.NET MVC Pages Using jQuery

Working With jQuery and Ajax Events

Module 14: Deploying a Web Application

Overview of Web Application Deployments

Overview of Web Site Deployments

Deploying AdventureWorks

Module 15: Developing a Web Application by Using Silverlight

Introduction to Rich Internet Applications

Overview of Silverlight

Creating a Silverlight Application