MCSD Certification VB.NET
Exam 70-305 consists of 5 parts:
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET Training for Exam 70-305 - Web Based Development Curriculum CD-ROM and Book
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET Training for Exam 70-306 - Windows Development Curriculum CD-ROM and Book
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET Programming Training: Web Based Development Curriculum - Exam 70-305 MCAD MCSD Certification
Microsoft VB.NET - Web Development Part 1: Web Forms and Controls
 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 VB.NET components. Also, the learner is guided through the use of Web forms and controls.
Learn
• To identify features of .NET Framework components.
• To identify benefits of the .NET Framework.
• To match features of ASP.NET Web application components with their descriptions.
• To identify benefits of multiple-language support.
• To match components of Common Language Runtime (CLR) with their functions.
• To sequence the stages in the runtime compile and execute process.
• To match Web Form attributes with their functions.
• To identify methods of creating a Web Form.
• To convert an HTML page to a Web Form.
Audience
This course is designed for beginning Web developers and Microsoft Visual Basic developers who want to learn Visual Studio .NET and ASP.NET. Beginner Web developers have minimal
experience with programming. However, they know the basic constructs of programming, such as loops and conditional statements. Participants in this course possibly work on a team in a
medium or large development environment that uses Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Enterprise Developer Edition. This course is suitable for Web developers who have knowledge of
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language, such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft JScript.
Total Learning Time 7 to 8 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Overview 2 - 2.5 hours
• Identify features of .NET Framework components.
• Identify benefits of the .NET Framework.
• Match features of ASP.NET Web application components with their descriptions.
• Match ASP.NET execution model features with their functions.
• Identify benefits of Visual Studio .NET.
• Identify features of the Visual Studio .NET Start Page.
• Match Visual Studio .NET project types with their functions.
• Match Visual Studio .NET Integrated Development Environment (IDE) features with their functions.
• Sequence the steps to develop an ASP.NET Web application.
• Identify functions of ASP.NET Web application files.
• Implement an ASP.NET Web application project task.
• Identify the steps to execute an ASP.NET Web application project.
Unit 2: Microsoft .NET Programming Languages 2 - 2.5 hours
• Identify benefits of multiple-language support.
• Match components of Common Language Runtime (CLR) with their functions.
• Sequence the stages in the runtime compile and execute process.
• Identify syntax for using a namespace.
• Identify features of Microsoft C#.
• Identify new features of Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET).
• Identify syntax for translating from Visual C# to Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET).
• Identify syntax for declaring variables in Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET).
• Identify syntax for using variables in Visual Basic .NET (VB.NET).
• Identify the syntax of functions.
• Identify features of compiler Option Strict and Option Explicit settings.
• Identify features of classes.
• Create a class.
• Sequence the steps to use a COM, COM+, or ActiveX control component in .NET.
• Sequence the steps for using a .NET component.
• Sequence the stages in the platform invoke process.
Unit 3: Microsoft Web Forms and Server Controls 3 hours
• Match Web Form attributes with their functions.
• Identify methods of creating a Web Form.
• Convert an HTML page to a Web Form.
• Identify features of an ASP.NET server control.
• Match ASP.NET server control types with their functions.
• Identify considerations for selecting an appropriate ASP.NET server control.
• Identify the syntax for saving the view state of Web controls.
• Sequence the steps to convert an HTML control to an HTML server control.
• Identify the syntax for implementing SmartNavigation.
• Set properties for Web server controls in Visual Studio .NET.
• Add a Calendar control to a Web Form.
• Identify the syntax used to dynamically create a control in an ASP.NET Web Form.
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET-Web Development Part 2: Code and Debugging
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.
Learn
• To identify features of event procedures.
• To identify the syntax for creating an event procedure.
• To sequence the steps for adding an event procedure to a Web control.
• To identify features of structured exception handling.
• To identify the syntax of Try/Catch/Finally.
• To identify the syntax for configuring custom error pages.
Audience
This course is designed for beginning Web developers and Microsoft Visual Basic developers who want to learn Visual Studio .NET and ASP.NET. Beginner Web developers have minimal
experience with programming. However, they know the basic constructs of programming, such as loops and conditional statements. Participants in this course possibly work on a team in a
medium or large development environment that uses Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Enterprise Developer Edition. This course is suitable for Web developers who have knowledge of
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language, such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft JScript.
Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Microsoft ASP.NET Web Forms Code 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of event procedures.
• Identify the syntax for creating an event procedure.
• Sequence the steps for adding an event procedure to a Web control.
• Identify the syntax used for control interaction within an event procedure.
• Match Web Form coding options with their descriptions.
• Identify features of code-behind pages.
• Match @Page Directive attributes with their functions.
• Sequence the stages in a page event life cycle.
• Identify the order of events for given scenarios.
• Identify the syntax for handling a page postback event.
• Identify the syntax for reading Uniform Resource Locator (URL) parameters in a Page_Load event.
• Identify the syntax for linking controls.
Unit 2: Error Handling, Debugging and Validation 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of structured exception handling.
• Identify the syntax of Try/Catch/Finally.
• Identify the syntax for configuring custom error pages.
• Identify syntax for error handling in ASP.NET.
• Match .NET error types with their descriptions.
• Identify features of debugging configuration options.
• Sequence the steps to perform stepwise debugging in Visual Studio .NET.
• Sequence the steps for testing a unit.
• Identify types of information available at runtime.
• Match Debug class methods with their functions.
• Identify functions of the Trace class.
• Identify the syntax for enabling page-level tracing.
• Identify the syntax for enabling application-level tracing.
• Match trace result categories with their descriptions.
• Identify the syntax for tracing into a component.
• Identify features of user input validation in ASP.NET.
• Identify features of input validation types in ASP.NET.
• Match ASP.NET validation controls with their functions.
• Sequence the steps to add a validation control to a Web Form.
• Identify considerations for validation control feedback
• Identify considerations for combining validation controls.
• Match validation control properties with their functions.
• Match RegularExpression control characters with their definitions.
• Identify the steps for using a CustomValidator control.
• Identify characteristics of the Page.IsValid property.
• Identify characteristics of the ValidationSummary control.
• Identify characteristics of user controls.
• Sequence the steps for creating a user control.
• Identify the steps for converting a Web Form to a user control.
• Identify the syntax for adding a user control to a Web Form.
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET-Web Development Part 3: Data Access
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.
Learn
• To identify features of ADO.NET.
• To ientify the syntax for importing ADO.NET namespaces.
• To ientify features of the ADO.NET object model.
• To identify features of SQL Server security authentication.
• To mtch connection string parameters with their functions.
• To identify characteristics of a DataAdapter.
Audience
This course is designed for beginning Web developers and Microsoft Visual Basic developers who want to learn Visual Studio .NET and ASP.NET. Beginner Web developers have minimal
experience with programming. However, they know the basic constructs of programming, such as loops and conditional statements. Participants in this course possibly work on a team in a
medium or large development environment that uses Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Enterprise Developer Edition. This course is suitable for Web developers who have knowledge of
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language, such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft JScript.
Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Visual Studio .NET Data Access 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of ADO.NET.
• Identify the syntax for importing ADO.NET namespaces.
• Identify features of the ADO.NET object model.
• Sequence the steps for accessing data with ADO.NET.
• Connect a Web Form to a database by using Server Explorer.
• Identify features of the DataAdapter object.
• Sequence the steps to generate a DataSet.
• Match list-bound control types with their characteristics.
• Match list-bound control properties with their descriptions.
• Display data by using a DataGrid control.
• Create a custom column header in a DataGrid control.
• Page a DataGrid control.
• Identify the stages for displaying data using the Repeater and DataList controls.
• Match template types with their features.
• Identify the syntax for using templates with a DataList control.
• Match style properties of ASP.NET controls with their features.
Unit 2: ADO.NET Data Access 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of SQL Server security authentication.
• Match connection string parameters with their functions.
• Identify characteristics of a DataAdapter.
• Identify the syntax used to populate a DataSet with DataTable objects.
• Identify the syntax for accessing a DataTable.
• Identify data access considerations for selecting DataSet or DataReader objects.
• Identify the syntax for using DataView objects.
• Sequence the steps for binding a DataSet to a list-bound control.
• Identify the syntax for handling database errors.
• Identify the syntax for creating multiple tables.
• Identify the syntax for creating a relationship between DataTables.
• Identify the syntax for programmatically navigating between relationship tables.
• Sequence the steps for visually navigating between related tables by using DataViews.
• Identify characteristics of a DataReader.
• Sequence the steps for connecting a DataReader to a data source.
• Identify the syntax for reading data from a DataReader.
• Identify the syntax for binding a DataReader to a list-bound control.
• Match stored procedures with their functions.
• Identify the syntax used to call a stored procedure.
• Identify the syntax used to display data from a stored procedure in a list-bound control.
• Identify the syntax to use parameters with stored procedures.
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET-Web Development Part 4: XML Web Services
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.
Learn
• To identify features of XML.
• To match XML core technologies with their functions.
• To identify the syntax for linking Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation
(XSLT) stylesheets to XML documents.
• To match state management types with their features.
• To identify characteristics of server-side state management.
• To identify characteristics of client-side state management.
Audience
This course is designed for beginning Web developers and Microsoft Visual Basic developers who want to learn Visual Studio .NET and ASP.NET. Beginner Web developers have minimal
experience with programming. However, they know the basic constructs of programming, such as loops and conditional statements. Participants in this course possibly work on a team in a
medium or large development environment that uses Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Enterprise Developer Edition. This course is suitable for Web developers who have knowledge of
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language, such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft JScript.
Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: XML and Web Services in ASP.NET 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of XML.
• Match XML core technologies with their functions.
• Identify the syntax for linking Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) stylesheets to XML documents.
• Identify functions of .NET classes for reading and writing XML.
• Identify functions of DataSets when they are used with XML.
• Match XML-based DataSet methods with their functions.
• Identify considerations for creating nested XML data.
• Identify the syntax for synchronizing a DataSet object with an XmlDataDocument object.
• Identify syntax for manipulating data in an XmlDataDocument.
• Identify characteristics of an XML Web server control.
• Identify the syntax for using an XslTransform object.
• Identify syntax for loading XML data by using the XML Web server control.
• Match XML Web services features with their descriptions.
• Identify protocols that are used for communication by an XML Web service.
• Identify the syntax of an XML Web service.
• Sequence the steps for creating an XML Web service.
• Identify features of XML Web service responses.
• Identify the syntax of a default Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) Web service response.
• Identify the syntax for creating a custom-formatted XML Web service response.
• Sequence the steps for finding an XML Web service.
• Match .NET My Services with their functions.
• Identify methods for accessing an XML Web service.
• Sequence the steps for calling an XML Web service by Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP).
• Sequence the steps for accessing an XML Web service by using a proxy.
• Identify sources of error when using XML Web services.
Unit 2: State Management 3 - 4 hours
• Match state management types with their features.
• Identify characteristics of server-side state management.
• Identify characteristics of client-side state management.
• Match global.asax file events with their descriptions.
• Identify the syntax for initializing Application and Session variables.
• Identify the syntax for using Application and Session variables.
• Identify the syntax for scalable storage of Application and Session variables.
• Identify the code for creating a cookie.
• Identify the code for retrieving information from cookies.
• Identify features of cookieless sessions.
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Microsoft Visual Basic.NET-Web Development Part 5: Deploying Applications
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.
Learn
• To identify features of the Cache object.
• To identify the syntax for using the Cache object.
• To match output cache types with their functions.
• To identify features of authentication methods.
• To match Internet Information Services (IIS) authentication methods with their features.
• To identify functions of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
Audience
This course is designed for beginning Web developers and Microsoft Visual Basic developers who want to learn Visual Studio .NET and ASP.NET. Beginner Web developers have minimal
experience with programming. However, they know the basic constructs of programming, such as loops and conditional statements. Participants in this course possibly work on a team in a
medium or large development environment that uses Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, Enterprise Developer Edition. This course is suitable for Web developers who have knowledge of
Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) or dynamic HTML (DHTML), along with some knowledge of a scripting language, such as Visual Basic Scripting Edition or Microsoft JScript.
Total Learning Time
6 to 8 hours
Objectives
Unit 1: Configuring and Deploying 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of the Cache object.
• Identify the syntax for using the Cache object.
• Match output cache types with their functions.
• Identify the syntax for using a page output cache.
• Identify the syntax for using fragment caching.
• Identify functions of Machine.config.
• Match Web.config file sections with their features.
• Identify the syntax for storing and retrieving application settings in Web.config.
• Configure an application to use a dynamic property.
• Identify features of configuration inheritance.
• Enable FrontPage Server Extensions.
• Sequence the steps for deploying Web applications.
• Identify reasons for installing an assembly into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).
• Identify features of Web farm deployment.
• Sequence the steps for creating a setup program.
• Identify guidelines for designing an accessible Web site.
• Identify methods of supporting online user assistance.
• Identify guidelines for implementing globalization.
• Match globalization classes with their functions.
• Sequence the steps to create a resource file for localization.
• Sequence the steps in the resource fallback process.
• Identify the command line syntax for compiling a satellite assembly.
• Identify guidelines for developing a globalized user interface (UI).
• Identify language considerations for developing a global application.
• Identify attributes of the section of the Web.config file to validate non-Latin user input.
Unit 2: ASP.NET Web Application Security 3 - 4 hours
• Identify features of authentication methods.
• Match Internet Information Services (IIS) authentication methods with their features.
• Identify functions of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
• Identify the syntax to enable Windows-based authentication within Web.config.
• Identify the syntax for reading user-authentication information from a Web application.
• Sequence the steps that take place during Forms-based authentication.
• Sequence the steps in the Passport authentication process.
• Match security options of an XML Web service with their characteristics.
• Identify the syntax for accessing a secure XML Web service by using Windows-based authentication.
• Identify the syntax for enabling Forms-based authentication within Web.config.
• Identify the syntax for retrieving user information stored in Passport.
• Identify the syntax for creating a logon page.
• Identify the syntax for enabling Microsoft Passport authentication in Web.config.
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