Lesson Plan ASP.net
Lesson Plan ASP.net
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#### **Objective:**
By the end of the course, students should be able to understand the basics of ASP.NET, develop simple
web applications, and use fundamental ASP.NET features to create interactive and dynamic web pages.
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**Objective:** Understand the basics of ASP.NET and set up the development environment.
- Explore the project structure and basic files (e.g., .aspx, .cs)
**Homework:**
- Read the provided documentation on ASP.NET Web Forms and create a basic web page with text and a
form.
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- Create a web form with input fields, validation, and event handling
**Homework:**
- Enhance your Web Forms application to include multiple pages with navigation and form validation.
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**Objective:** Understand the ASP.NET MVC framework and develop a basic MVC application.
- Create a basic ASP.NET MVC application with a simple model and CRUD operations
**Homework:**
- Develop a simple blog application using ASP.NET MVC that allows users to create, read, update, and
delete blog posts.
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### **Day 4: Working with ASP.NET Web API and Data Access**
**Objective:** Learn to develop and consume Web APIs and understand data access in ASP.NET.
**1. Introduction to ASP.NET Web API (30 minutes)**
- Develop a simple Web API to manage data (e.g., a to-do list application)
**Homework:**
- Create a Web API for a small application with CRUD operations and integrate it with a front-end
application (e.g., using JavaScript or another front-end framework).
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- Work on final project: A comprehensive ASP.NET application integrating Web Forms, MVC, and Web
API
**Homework:**
- Finalize the project and prepare a brief documentation or user guide for the application.
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- Provide feedback on the course and discuss next steps for further learning
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Feel free to adjust the timing and content based on the students' prior knowledge and learning pace.
This plan provides a structured approach to learning ASP.NET, focusing on fundamental concepts and
hands-on practice to build functional web applications.