ASP.NET 2.0 provides you with the tools you need to build
more powerful, faster, more reliable Web applications that
can be scaled to meet the customer's needs. Traditional ASP
applications require extensive code for common tasks like
database access, user management, and security. It includes
drag-and-drop controls that you can implement without writing
a single line of code. It includes controls to help you develop
applications with a consistent look and feel. Master pages,
themes and skins, and navigation controls allow you to create
template pages without having to reproduce code for each new
page. By using the new controls, redesign changes can be updated
in the main template, and the application is automatically
updated. Personalization features enable you to customize
the content seen by each user. Web parts and Profile allow
you to store personalization information for each user, and
to display personalized UI based on this information.
Deployment Options:
- CD-ROM
- E-learning
- ThinkTank Server Solution
Learning / Exam module:
Course Duration: 36 hours
About Our Experts:
Steven Borg, MCSD, MCT, Author Steven’s goal is to develop innovative solutions to difficult and interesting problems, especially those that improve communication between people or reduce transaction costs between businesses. Steven has over 14 years of experience creating technical solutions to a variety of civilian and military problems, as well as 9 years active involvement in adult learning. Steven has actively worked with Visual Studio .NET and the .NET Framework for over 3 years. Steven has used his .NET experience to
write two technical books for Wiley press, one of which was selected to be translated into Simplified Chinese. His Previous experience includes seven years of Microsoft Office development using Visual Basic for Applications. Six years of experience designing object-oriented Visual Basic applications using various CASE tools in a Rapid Application Design environment. Steven has very extensive knowledge of the .NET Framework and .NET development, including VB.NET, C# and ASP.NET, including all XML aspects of .NET. Steven has involved knowledge of object oriented development using the Component Object Model (COM/ActiveX), and object oriented design using the Unified Modeling Language (UML). He also has advanced programming skills in Visual Basic .NET, C#, XML, XSL, XSLT, Visual Basic, and Visual Basic for Applications and is knowledgeable in Java and SQL.
Learning Segments:
Section 1
ASP .NET 2.0 Introduction
Overview
Section 2 -
The .NET Framework
Development Challenges
Implementation and Benefits
Application Types
Section 3 -
Tour of the IDE: Visual Studio 2005
Starting Visual Studio 2005
Important Windows in 2005
Section 4 -
Creating a Microsoft ASP .NET Web Site
Solutions, Projects, and Web Sites
Server Controls
Web Starter Kit
Migration Changes
Section 5 -
Adding Code to a Web Site
Page Events
Section 6 -
Migration from ASP .NET 1.0 to ASP .NET 2.0
Section 7 -
Upgrading ASP .NET 1.0 to ASP .NET 2.0
Section 8 -
Building Consistent UIs with Master Pages
Introduction to Master Pages
Create, Use, and Apply Master Pages
Nesting Master Pages
Best Practices
Section 9 -
Skins and Themes
Using Skins and Themes
