This course introduces Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, and ASP.NET Web application projects.

The learner is given an overview of the .NET language features, and Visual Basic .NET components. Also, the learner is guided through the use of Web forms and controls.

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This course assumes that the learner has familiarity with the .NET environment, Web forms, and controls.

The learner is now guided through the use event procedures, code-behind pages and page events. Error handling, code debugging, and user input validation are also taught.

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Assuming that the learner is now familiar with the basics of Web forms and controls, this course introduces ADO .NET and guides the learner through database connections and data access.

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This course introduces the XML architecture in the ASP.NET. Participants are stepped through the creation and use of XML Web services. Also, state management, application and session variables, and cookies are covered.

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This course teaches the configuration and deployment of Web applications in Visual Basic .NET. The implementation of accessibility, online user assistance, and globalization are covered.

Web Application security features including Windows-based authentication, form-based authentication, Microsoft Passport authentication, and XML Web service security are also taught.

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This course introduces the student to Microsoft .NET Framework Windows Forms and controls.

It explains how to create and populate base forms and inherited forms by using Microsoft Visual Studio .NET. It also covers organizing controls on a form and creating Multiple Document Interfaces (MDI). Furthermore it explains how to code for event procedures associated with different controls.

The course covers how to use some of the Windows Forms intrinsic controls in an application. It also explains how to use dialog boxes, validation controls, and menus in a Windows Forms application. The course also includes a section on the controls collection and how to add controls at run time.

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This Course describes the various options for building your own controls. It explains how to extend the functionality of existing Windows Forms control, combine multiple existing controls into a composite control, and build a new custom control.

It also covers how to add design-time attributes and licensing support to a control.

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The Interoperating and Migrating COM Objects section in this course explains how to use .NET and COM components in your Windows Forms application. You will also learn how to call Win32 APIs in your Windows Forms application.

The course also covers upgrading Visual Basis 6.0 applications to Visual Basic .NET using the Upgrade Wizard. The Asynchronous Programming section explains how to use the techniques of asynchronous programming and multithreading to avoid blocking the user Interface of an application.

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The Reporting and Printing in Windows Forms Applications section in this course explains how to create reports in a Windows Forms application by using Crystal Reports. The msection also covers how to implement printing in a Windows Forms application.

The Enhancing the Usability of Applications section explains how to use the accessibility, Help, and localization features available in the .NET Framework.

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