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The document outlines the syllabus for a Web Technology course covering .NET Framework 4.0. It includes introductions to key .NET 4.0 components like WCF, WWF, and WPF. Students will learn to create web, Windows, and console applications in Visual Studio 2010 using ASP.NET and C#.NET 4.0. Topics include data management with ADO.NET and Entity Framework, architecting and configuring ASP.NET applications, and deploying web applications with Visual Studio 2010. Changes from the old syllabus are highlighted in bold.

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The document outlines the syllabus for a Web Technology course covering .NET Framework 4.0. It includes introductions to key .NET 4.0 components like WCF, WWF, and WPF. Students will learn to create web, Windows, and console applications in Visual Studio 2010 using ASP.NET and C#.NET 4.0. Topics include data management with ADO.NET and Entity Framework, architecting and configuring ASP.NET applications, and deploying web applications with Visual Studio 2010. Changes from the old syllabus are highlighted in bold.

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Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad Faculty Of Technology Department of Information Technology

SUBJECT : Web Technology SUBJECT CODE: IT-614

SEMESTER : VI

1) Introduction to .Net Platform 4.0 1. Features of .Net Platform 4.


2. Components of .Net frameworks 4.0.

3. Introduction to Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), Windows Work Flow (WWF or WF), Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF).
4. Features and Application of WCF, WF and WPF.

5. Introduction to Visual Studio 2010 and its features. 6. [Link] Entity Framework 4.0.
2) Introduction to [Link] in Context of .Net Framework 4.0.

Walkthrough for creating simple [Link] Web, Windows and Console Application with Visual Studio 2010.
1.

Creation of Traditional Web Services and Web Service using WCF with Visual Studio 2010.
2.

Creation of simple MVC pattern web-based application with Visual Studio 2010. 3) Introduction to C# in Context of .Net Framework 4.0.
1.

Developing application using C#.NET 4.0.

Partial class, Collection, Lists, Arrays, Strings, Events, Delegates, Threading, Exception handling.
2. 3.

Networking, File I/O, Generic.

4) Separate code from content with HTML controls 1. Implement Post back Form 2. Increase code separation with code-behind file 3. Increase modularity with a user control 4. Creating a subscription post back form with a user control

5) [Link] server controls 1. Server side processing in [Link] 2. Introduction of HTML controls 3. Introduction to [Link] Standard controls 4. Hidden Field, File Upload Controls and User Controls 5. Working with Master Page in web application 6. Using [Link] and Login Controls 7. Using [Link] Validation controls 8. Using [Link] Navigation controls 6) Data management with [Link] 1. Introduction of Data Binding in [Link] using different data source controls.
2. Basic [Link] features. 3. Introduction to Connection, Command, DataReader, DataAdapter

object Using Parameters, DataSet and DataTable. 4. [Link] Dynamic Data Overview

5. [Link] Entity Framework 4.0 6. Introduction to LINQ Queries.


7. Introduction LINQ to SQL.

7) Architecting & Configuring an [Link] application 1. Simple Web Application Development and MVC Based Web Application Development. 2. Tradition Web Serviced development and Web service development using WCF. 3. Application development using WPF and WF.
4. Debugging and Error Handling. 8) Web Application Deployment with Visual Studio 2010.

Please note that content in BOLD LATTER represents change in SYLLABUS with respect to OLD SYLLABUS, Thus, We have attached both copies of syllabus.

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