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Active server pages (ASP.NET)

This ASP.NET course, led by Bilal Munir Mughal, covers foundational to advanced topics in web development. The course utilizes key texts such as "Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in C#" by Matthew MacDonald and "Beginning ASP.NET 4.5: in C# and VB" by Imar Spaanjaars. Students will engage in hands-on assignments, quizzes, and projects to reinforce learning. The curriculum includes site design, page design, membership, identity, data handling, componentization, and deployment. Important evaluation methods are outlined, emphasizing attendance, participation, and timely submissions.

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Active server pages (ASP.NET)

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  1. Active server pages (ASP.NET) Bilal Munir Mughal The plan

  2. COURSE OUTLINE Text Book • Beginning ASP.NET 2.0 with C#, Chris Hart, John Kauffman, David Sussman, Chris Ullman, 2006 Reference Books • Beginning ASP.NET 4.5 in C# By Matthew MacDonald, 2012 • Beginning ASP.NET 4.5: in C# and VB by ImarSpaanjaars, 2012 Tools • Microsoft Visual Studio

  3. COURSE OUTLINE Pre-midterm • Chapter 1: An Introduction to ASP.NET 2.0 and the Wrox United Application • Chapter 2: Site Design • Chapter 3: Page Design • Chapter 4: Membership and Identity • Chapter 5: Styling with Themes • Chapter 6: Events and Code Midterm paper pattern: 3 review questions out of 5

  4. COURSE OUTLINE Post-midterm • Chapter 7: Reading Data • Chapter 8: Writing Data • Chapter 9: Code • Chapter 10: Componentization • Chapter 11: Roles and Profiles • Chapter 14: Performance • Chapter 16: Deployment, Builds, and Finishing Up Terminal paper pattern: 7 review questions out of 10 (one question each from chapters 1-7, one from ch-8&9, one from ch-10&11, one from ch-14&16)

  5. Evaluation Methods: • Assignments/ 10 marks • Quizzes 5 marks • Project/presentations 5 marks (After MT) • Others 5 marks • Midterm 25 marks • Final Exam 50 marks

  6. ! Important • Attendance will be taken within first few minutes from the start of the class • Break duration is 10-15 minutes only • Generally surprise quizzes will be held. No makeup. • Several assignments will be conducted within the class time as part of the hands on exercises. Any other given task is automatically due in the next class • Ditto assignments/project will get zero marks • Project proposal is due in 10th week, report is due in 15th week and presentations in the last week • Be regular and most importantly be responsible.

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