1. Introduction to ASP.NET Web Forms
Course description
2nd edition
Lecturer: Farhad Eftekhari
Course code: TI00CJ94
October 2015
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2.  Content Course description Topics Assignments Practical arrangements
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Course description
Topics
Assignments
Practical arrangements
Assessment
Grading
Extra point
References
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3.  Course description
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The goal of this course is for the student to be familiar with ASP.NET Web Forms as one of the most powerful server-side Web application framework. After passing this course, the student will have sufficient knowledge and understanding over characteristics, abilities, and features of ASP.NET and .NET Framework. The students will be able to create a whole new project and work with all the major ASP.NET server controls. To finalize the getting best out of ASP.NET features, the students will be familiar with user controls, state management, master pages. Finally, by understanding the difference between dynamic and static applications and websites, the students will be able to have the knowledge of creating dynamic applications and websites.
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4.  Topics INTRODUCTION INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED 3/9 Target of this course
Server Controls in ASP.NET
Namespaces
What do we need to host our project?
Properties of controls
Master Pages
User controls
Standard Server Controls
Static vs. Dynamic
ASP.NET Page Life Cycle
Working with Standard Server Controls BulletedList - CheckBox - CheckBoxList - DropDownList - FileUpload - HiddenField - Hyperlink - Image - ImageButton - Label - LinkButton - ListBox - Literal - Panel - PlaceHolder - RadioButton - RadioButtonList - TextBox
How ASP.NET works?
Managing State
Navigation controls
ASP.NET characteristic
Validation controls
Web application vs. Website
Data controls
Files and folders
Web.config file
Creating your first ASP.NET project
Configuring Your Web Application
Exception Handling, Debugging, and Tracing
Getting familiar with Visual Studio environment
Publishing your website/project
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5.  Assignments - Introduction
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The assignments+Personal Project has been designed for the students to have a better understanding over course’s topics and personally be able to follow the instructors and do the assignments in an innovative and interactive way. A big portion of assessments will be dedicated to the assignment, and the students need to return it to the teacher after the course in order to be assessed.
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6.  Assignments - Parts Exercises Personal Project Sessions diary
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Exercises
Problems/Solutions
Videos
Personal Project
Sessions diary
Feedback
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7.  Practical arrangements
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Items
Time
Lectures
5x4 = 20h
Labs
Assignment
25h
Diary 3h
Self-study
35h
Quiz 2h
Project 5h
Total:
110 hours
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8.  Assessment
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the students need to return the assignments to the teacher after the course in order to be assessed.
Quiz will be held in the last session. The student must do it on her/his own, and it is going to contain 40 simple questions regarding the course material.
Project has to be returned in the last session. Student can work on their projects in the lab session.
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9.  Grading Points Grade Description 90-100 5 80-89 4 70-79 3 60-69 2
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Points
Grade
Description
90-100 5
Excellent performance: not only fulfils all standard requirements, whether, demonstrates originality and imagination.
80-89 4
Very good performance: fulfilling all tasks in an appropriate manner.
70-79 3
Good performance: showing strong understanding of basic concepts and good grasp of techniques, but with certain minor problems still requiring further attention.
60-69 2
Satisfactory performance: demonstrating basic grasp of concepts and techniques but less adept at more advanced application of these.
50-59 1
Sufficient performance: showing just enough understanding of the subject to merit a pass grade but requiring greater effort to achieve a more satisfactory result.
0-49 
Fail: 30-49: insufficient to pass but capable of achieving a more satisfactory result if greater effort is made. 0-29: a result indicating a significant lack of effort on the part of the student.
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10.  References Book Tutorial videos Slides
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Book
Beginning ASP.NET 4.5.1: in C# and VB (wrox Programmer to Programmer)
Tutorial videos
Slides
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11. I hope you have a wonderful class! 
Thank you for your consideration!
I hope you have a wonderful class! 
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