Asp.net MVC

Syllabus

ASP.NET MVC (Model-View-Controller) is a web application framework developed by Microsoft for building dynamic, data-driven web applications. It is a part of the larger ASP.NET framework and provides a structured approach to building web applications.

Duration :

Offline Classroom Training : The course will last 1 to 2 months, featuring live projects and sample models

Introduction to ASP.NET MVC:
  • Understanding the MVC architectural pattern and its advantages.

  • Overview of the ASP.NET framework.

Setting up the Development Environment:
  • Installing and configuring Visual Studio.

  • Setting up a project in Visual Studio for ASP.NET MVC.

MVC Basics:
  • Exploring the Model-View-Controller components.

  • Creating models, views, and controllers.

  • Handling user requests and routing.

Views and Razor Syntax:
  • Building dynamic web pages with Razor syntax.

  • Working with HTML helpers for form generation and rendering.

Model Binding and Validation:
  • Binding data from views to models.

  • Implementing server-side and client-side validation.

Controllers and Actions:
  • Writing controller actions to respond to user requests.

  • Understanding the routing mechanism.

  • Using attributes for routing and action selection.

Data Access and Entity Framework:
  • Connecting to databases using Entity Framework.

  • Performing CRUD operations with databases.

Authentication and Authorization:
  • Implementing user authentication and authorization.

  • Securing your application using ASP.NET Identity or other authentication methods.

Error Handling and Logging:
  • Handling exceptions and errors in ASP.NET MVC.

  • Implementing error logging for debugging and monitoring.

AJAX and Web API Integration:
  • Building responsive web applications with AJAX.

  • Creating Web APIs for data exchange.

Testing in ASP.NET MVC:
  • Writing unit tests for controllers and views.

  • Using testing frameworks and tools.

Dependency Injection and Inversion of Control (IoC):
  • Implementing IoC containers.

  • Injecting dependencies in controllers and services.

Performance Optimization:
  • Techniques for improving application performance.

  • Caching and profiling.

Deployment and Hosting:
  • Deploying ASP.NET MVC applications to web servers.

  • Configuration and hosting options.

Real-World Projects:
  • Typically, these courses include hands-on projects where students apply the concepts they've learned to build web applications.