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Microsoft .NET 2.0 Web Development MCTS 70-528
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Time Needed |
| Visual Basic Practice Exam 1 |
1 hour |
| Visual Basic Practice Exam 2 |
1 hour |
| Visual Basic Practice Exam 3 |
1 hour |
| C# Practice Exam 1 |
1 hour |
| C# Practice Exam 2 |
1 hour |
| C# Practice Exam 3 |
1 hour |
| Creating and Programming Web Applications |
1 hour |
| Configuring a Web Application |
1 hour |
| Using Globalization, Localization, and Accessibility |
1 hour |
| Using ADO.NET and XML with ASP.NET |
1 hour |
| Creating Custom Web Controls |
1 hour |
| Deploying ASP.NET Applications |
1 hour |
| Troubleshooting and Optimizing Web Applications |
1 hour |
| Customizing and Personalizing Web Applications |
1 hour |
| Implementing Authentication and Authorization |
1 hour |
| Creating ASP.NET Mobile Web Applications |
1 hour |
| Estimated time needed to complete entire
course |
16 hours |
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Requirements |
All you need is a PC with Windows,
the Microsoft Internet Explorer (browser)
and an Internet connection.
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What
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This series will prepare you for the MCTS 70-528 exam, which is
the second required exam for the MCTS Microsoft Certified
Technology Specialist: .NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications
certification. This study guide will prepare you to demonstrate
your ability to create Web applications in the .NET environment
through the use of Visual Basic code examples. Practice exams
are also included, for both Visual Basic and C#, which will
allow you to answer questions in the same format that the test
will use on exam day, and will provide in-depth instructional
feedback on each question to thoroughly cover every subject
you'll need to master.
Certification:
The test that this series prepares students to take is a part of
earning the Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist (MCTS):
.NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications certification.
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Topic
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- Complete the
practice exam questions
- Describe
how to build an ASP.NET Web site
- Differentiate
between HTML controls, HTML server controls and
Web controls
- Apply
common Web controls such as Labels, TextBoxes,
Buttons, and various selection controls
- Demonstrate
the use of specialized controls such as AdRotators,
Calendars, MultiViews and the Xml controls
- Explain
the purpose of each ASP.NET validation control
- Use
both client-side and server-side technologies to
provide site navigation
- Describe
the structure of a site using a site map file
- Understand
the options for managing state in an ASP.NET
application
- Use
the Application and Session objects to manage
state on the server
- Use
ViewState, ControlState, cookies and query strings
to manage state using the client
- Manage
which control has focus on a Web page
- Dynamically
generate images
- Explain
how ASP.NET uses .config files
- Configure
an ASP.NET Web application
- Explain
the role of globalization and localization in Web
site design
- Describe
the ASP.NET model for globalization and
localization
- Use
resource files to manage strings
- Configure
an ASP.NET application for localization
- Identify
the role of issues of accessibility in Web site
design
- Describe
the ASP.NET support for accessibility
- Build
an accessible Web site
- Explain
the ADO.NET model
- Implement
connections and commands to interact with a
database in a connected manner
- Use
DataSets to manage disconnected data
- Demonstrate
the use of data-bound controls
- Apply
XML classes to interact with XML data
- Describe
the different types of custom controls that can be
built in ASP.NET
- Explain
how to programmatically create instances of a user
control
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- Build
and use user controls, custom Web controls,
composite Web controls, and templated controls
- Describe
how Web Setup Projects can be used
- Configure
and deploy a Web application using Web Setup
Projects
- Demonstrate
how the Copy Web Site tool can be used
- Deploy
a Web application with the Copy Web Site tool
- Describe
the ASP.NET page compilation model
- Show
how the Publish Web Site tool can be used
- Deploy
a Web application with the Publish Web Site tool
- Effectively
use ASP.NET tracing to understand and debug Web
applications
- Use
performance counters to monitor Web applications
- Create
custom performance counters to manage
application-specific data
- Describe
how ASP.NET Web Events can be used to monitor the
health of a Web application
- Configure
a Web application to monitor events
- Describe
how ASP.NET caching can improve the performance of
a Web application
- Use
page and application caching in ASP.NET Web
applications
- Examine
the types of authentication models supported by
ASP.NET and when to use each
- Use
Windows authentication and impersonation within a
corporate Intranet site
- Use
Forms authentication within a public Web
application
- Apply
techniques to restrict the rights of users to
access files and folders
- Use
ASP.NET 2.0 membership and login controls while
building a Web application
- Use
the Web Site Administration Tool to configure a
Web application
- List
the issues that must be considered when designing
mobile Web applications
- Build
an ASP.NET Mobile Web application
- Test
a mobile Web application using a device emulator
- Use
device filters to perform device-specific
rendering
- Effectively
use ASP.NET mobile server controls
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