ASP.Net Course
Build powerful web applications with our ASP.NET Course. Learn to develop dynamic, secure, and scalable websites using Microsoft technologies. Ideal for students and working professionals aiming for a career in web and software development.
- Recognized Certification
- Beginner Friendly Course
- Practical Computer Training
- Industry Expert Trainer
- Government Recognized Certification
- Beginner Friendly Course
- Practical Computer Training
- Industry Expert Trainer
About Course
ASP.NET is a popular web development framework developed by Microsoft for building dynamic websites, web applications, and enterprise-level solutions. This course is designed to help you understand how modern web applications are built using the .NET framework.
You will learn how to create interactive web pages, connect applications with databases, and develop secure backend systems. With hands-on practical training and real-world projects, this course prepares you for professional development environments and job opportunities in the software industry.
What Will You Learn
- Understand ASP.NET framework and architecture
- Build dynamic web applications using ASP.NET
- Work with C# for backend development
- Connect applications with databases (SQL Server)
- Perform CRUD operations
- Handle forms, validation, and user input
- Implement session management and authentication
- Understand MVC architecture basics
- Develop secure and scalable web applications
- Build real-world projects
Tools You Will Learn
Learn industry-relevant tools with practical training designed to make you confident, skilled, and job-ready.















ASP.Net Course Curriculum
This program covers important concepts and practical skills required for today’s digital world.
Module 1: Overview Of Web And Related Terminology
- Overview of Web and related terminology
Module 2: HTML And JavaScript
- HTML and JavaScript Overview
Module 3: Introduction To Asp
- ASP Architecture
- ASP Objects
- Request and Response Structure
- Forms and Querystring
- Introduction
- Comparison with HTML Form
- Understand ASPX and Code file relationship
- Role of ASP.NET Development Server / IIS
- Event Handling
- Page.IsPostBack and Control.AutoPostback
Module 4: Web Forms Architecture
- Understanding Application Pool and AppDomain
- Page Processing Life Cycle
- Event Model
- View State Management
- Role of App_Code folder
Module 5: Using Web Controls
- HTML Server Controls
- Standard ASP.NET Sever Controls
- ASP.NET Basic Controls
Module 6: Validation Controls
- Validation Summary
- Required Field Validator
- Compare Validator
- Range Validator
- Regular Expression Validator
- Custom Validator
Module 7: Page Navigation Options
- Response.Redirect
- Server.Transfer
- Cross Page Postback
Module 8: Web User Controls
- Validation Summary
- Required Field Validator
- Compare Validator
- Range Validator
- Regular Expression Validator
- Custom Validator
Module 9: Creating A Layout Using Master Pages
- URL Rebasing in a Master Page
- Accessing a Master Page from Code
- Nesting Master Pages
- Master and Content Pages
Module 10: Applying Themes And Styles To Controls
- Working with CSS
- Using Themes to Customize a Site
- Named Skins within a Theme
- Server-side Styles using Themes
- Contents of a Theme and Skin
- Themes and Profiles
Module 11: ASP.NET State Management
- ViewState Object
- Cookies
- Session Management
- Application State
- HttpContext
- Static / Shared Members
Module 12: Asp Intrinsic Objects
- Request and Response
- Session Objects
- Application Objects
- Server and Context
Module 13: ASP.NET Web Application
- Creating Virtual Directories
- Global.asax & Managing Application Events
- HttpApplication Instance
- HTTP Handlers and creating Custom Handler
- URL Redirection
Module 14: Data Access Controls
- Data Binding Server Controls
- SqlDataSource, ObjectDataSource
- GridView
- DetailsView and FormView
- Data List and Repeater
Module 15: Caching
- Overview
- Page Output Caching
- Page Fragment Caching
- Data Caching
- SQL Cache Invalidation
- Notification-based Invalidation
- Polling-based Invalidation
- Expiration Policies and Cache Dependencies
Module 16: Configuration
- Configuration Overview
- Machine.Config and Web.Config
- Inheritance of Configuration Settings
- Configuration File Format
- Retrieving Application Configuration Data and database connection strings
- CacheProfile
- URL Rewriting – (Programmatically and using config files)
- Custom Error Handling.
Module 17: Trace Functionality
- Overview of Tracing
- Trace Information
- Page-Level Trace
- Application-Level Trace
Module 18: Security
- Authentication & Authorization
- Windows Based Authentication
- Form Based Authentication
- Authorizing Users and Roles
- Impersonation
- Using Login Controls
- ASP.NET Membership and Roles
- Securing Non-ASP.NET file
Module 19: Globalization And Localization
- Request and Response Encoding
- Local and Global Resources
- Implicit Expressions to Local Resources
- Explicit Expressions to Local Resources
- Programmatic Access to Global Resources
- Localizing Static Content
- Storing Language Preferences
- Right to Left Mirroring
- Culture specific formatting
Module 20: Personalizing Using Web Parts
- Webpart Controls
- Editing Webparts
- Custom Webparts using Usercontrol
- Personalizing
Module 21: Ajax.net
- Architecture
- Working with AJAX Pro
- Using AJAX.NET Controls
- Accordion
- Calendar
- CascadingDropDown
- CollapsiblePanel
- FilteredTextBox
- NumericUpDown
- ModalPopup
- PopupContro
