Visual Basic .NET Web Applications
This series explains how to develop and implement Web-based applications with Web forms, ASP.NET, and the Microsoft .NET Framework. Specific topics presented are web forms, controls, user interface navigation, data binding and manipulation, error handling, components, assemblies, web services, globalization, legacy code, as well as deploying and maintaining web applications.
This series is for anyone who wants to learn more about designing web applications using .NET. This online course contains 7 lessons and 1 practice exams and should take approximately 19 hours to complete.
Web Forms and Controls
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to create ASPNET pages and implement HTML controls and teaches you how to create ASP.NET pages in Visual Studio .NET, create event handlers to respond to events, add controls to ASP.NET pages, customize control appearance and behavior using properties, and validate user input.
User Interface Navigation and Error Handling
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to implement navigation and error handling for the user interface and teaches you how to manage data during postback events, manage data across pages, create custom error pages, and handle errors at both the application and page level.
Binding, Consuming, and Manipulating Data
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to bind, consume, and manipulate data and teaches you how to bind data to the user interface, filter and transform data, create SQL Server queries and stored procedures, retrieve data from relational databases with ADO.NET, load and edit data into a DataSet object, and handle locking and other errors during data access operations.
Components, Assemblies, and Web Services
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to create, as well as manage, components, assemblies, and web services and teaches you how to derive a component from the component class, create a web user control, create both composite and derived custom controls, create a .NET assembly, and create, discover, and instantiate a web service.
Globalization and Legacy Code
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to globalize an application and work with legacy code and teaches you how to localize an application, use culture information at runtime, use character encodings to present information, mirror a user interface, use an ActiveX control from ASP.NET, and instantiate a COM component from .NET code.
Testing, Debugging, and Deploying Web Applications
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to provide user assistance and accessibility It also covers how to test, debug, and deploy a web application and teaches you how to implement user assistance and ensure accessibility for users with disabilities, create a test plan, configure and use the debugging environment, create setup and deployment projects for Web applications, add assemblies to the Global Assembly Cache, and deploy an application to a Web garden, Web farm, or cluster.
Maintaining, Supporting, and Configuring Web Applications
This course provides an overview of the use of Visual Studio NET and how to use it to maintain, support, and configure a web application and teaches you how to optimize the performance of a Web application, locate and resolve errors in a Web application, read, write, and monitor event log and performance data, use application configuration files, configure authentication and authorization for a Web application, and use caching and session state to hold data.
Practice Exam
This course provides two practice exams for the Microsoft 70-305 certification exam.