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Microsoft Web Framework
ASP.NET Web Development
Course in Howrah & Kolkata
Master ASP.NET — Microsoft's powerful server-side web framework for building dynamic, data-driven web applications. From Web Forms and Page Life Cycle to State Management, AJAX, Master Pages, Caching, and live projects — become a job-ready .NET developer.
ASP.NET
C# / VB.NET
Web Forms
GridView / DataList
ASP.NET AJAX
Master Pages
30
Classes
30h
Duration
20
Modules
5+
Projects
10–15
Batch Size
Course Details
What You Get
Everything you need to become a confident ASP.NET developer — in one structured, hands-on course.
30 Classes · 30 Hours
A focused, expert-paced 30-hour programme covering ASP.NET Web Forms from the ground up — through State Management, AJAX, Master Pages, Caching, and 5 real projects.
ISO & MSME Certificate
Earn a government-recognized, ISO-certified completion certificate that carries real credibility with Microsoft technology employers and on your professional resume.
5 Real-World Projects
Build a Login system, Registration form, Pagination, a full CRUD application, and an Image Upload feature — covering the most commonly asked interview topics.
Small Batch Sizes
Only 10–15 students per batch ensures personal attention, faster doubt resolution, and a productive learning environment for every single student.
Bengali & Hindi Medium
Complex ASP.NET and server-side concepts explained clearly in Bengali and Hindi — making it genuinely easy to understand and retain every topic covered.
Module-wise Assessments
Regular tests after each module confirm your understanding and ensure you move forward with confidence — building solid foundations step by step.
Full Curriculum
Course Syllabus
20 comprehensive modules — from Web Forms basics to AJAX, Caching, and live projects — taking you from zero to a deployable ASP.NET application.
Modules 1–3: Web Forms, HTML Controls & Server Pages
Understand why web applications exist, how HTTP works, and how ASP.NET processes requests on the server. Set up IIS, create your first server pages, and understand the fundamental difference between static and dynamic web content.
15 LessonsHTTP ProtocolIISRequest/ResponsePostback
01
Need of Web ApplicationsWhy web applications are built the way they are — client-server model, web application architecture, and where ASP.NET fits in Microsoft's web stack.
02
HTTP ProtocolUnderstanding HTTP — the foundation of every web request. Methods (GET, POST), status codes, headers, and how browsers and servers communicate.
03
Static vs Dynamic PagesThe difference between static HTML files and dynamic server-generated pages — why ASP.NET is needed for data-driven, interactive web applications.
04
IIS & Browser — How They Work TogetherHow IIS (Internet Information Services) processes incoming requests, routes them to ASP.NET, and sends responses back to the browser.
05
ASP vs ASP.NET — Key DifferencesWhy ASP.NET replaced classic ASP — compiled code, object-oriented design, code-behind architecture, and the .NET framework ecosystem.
06
Creating a Simple HTML Page & HTML TagsBuilding well-structured HTML pages — headings, paragraphs, forms, tables, lists, links — as the foundation of every ASP.NET Web Form.
07
Hosting HTML Pages & IIS Virtual DirectoryHosting your pages on IIS locally — creating a virtual directory, configuring application pools, and accessing your site through a browser URL.
08
GET and POST MethodsHow data travels from browser to server — GET for URL-based data retrieval, POST for secure form submission, and when to use each.
09
Creating Server Pages in ASP.NETWriting your first .aspx server page — the code-behind model, inline code, and how the ASP.NET runtime processes and renders pages.
10
HttpRequest & HttpResponse ObjectsWorking with the built-in HttpRequest (reading form data, cookies, headers) and HttpResponse (writing output, redirecting, setting cookies) objects.
11
Understanding PostbackThe ASP.NET postback mechanism — how Web Forms submit to themselves, how IsPostBack works, and how to write code that runs only on first load vs. on postback.
Modules 4–5: Page Life Cycle & State Management
Master the ASP.NET page lifecycle — the sequence of events that fires on every request. Then solve the web's stateless problem with both client-side and server-side state management techniques: Cookies, ViewState, Session, Application, and Web.Config.
16 LessonsLife Cycle EventsCookiesSessionViewStateWeb.Config
01
Application Life CycleFrom app startup to shutdown — how ASP.NET initializes the application, creates request pipelines, and manages the application domain lifecycle.
02
Page Life Cycle StagesThe complete page lifecycle: PreInit, Init, InitComplete, PreLoad, Load, Control Events, LoadComplete, PreRender, SaveState, Render, Unload — what happens at each stage.
03
Life Cycle Events in PracticeWriting event handlers for Page_Init, Page_Load, Page_PreRender — and understanding which stage is right for which code in real applications.
04
AutoEventWireupHow ASP.NET automatically wires page events to handlers — the AutoEventWireup attribute, its performance implications, and manual event subscription.
05
Tracing & Debugging ASP.NET PagesUsing ASP.NET's built-in tracing (Trace.Write), the Visual Studio debugger, and trace.axd to find and fix bugs in your web application.
06
Client-side State & Stateless ProcessWhy HTTP is stateless and why that's a problem for web apps — the different techniques ASP.NET uses to persist state across requests.
07
HTTP Cookies & Query StringStoring lightweight client-side data with cookies (persistent and session), and passing data between pages using the query string.
08
ViewState & Hidden FieldsHow ViewState automatically preserves control values across postbacks — enabling/disabling it, ViewState size concerns, and using hidden fields as an alternative.
09
Server-side State: Session & ApplicationUsing HttpSessionState for per-user data (shopping carts, login state) and HttpApplicationState for application-wide shared data.
10
Global.asax & Web.ConfigHandling application-level events in Global.asax (Application_Start, Session_Start), and storing app settings, connection strings, and configuration in Web.Config.
Modules 6–7: Form Validation & Web Form Controls
Protect your application from invalid input using ASP.NET's powerful server-side validation controls. Then master the complete set of Web Form controls — TextBox, CheckBox, ListBox, DropDownList, FileUpload, Login controls, and more.
16 LessonsValidator ControlsCustom ValidatorsWeb ControlsFile Upload
01
Range, RegularExpression & Compare ValidatorsUsing RangeValidator for numeric ranges, RegularExpressionValidator for patterns (email, phone), and CompareValidator for field comparisons.
02
RequiredFieldValidatorMaking form fields mandatory with RequiredFieldValidator — configuring error messages, initial values, and validation groups.
03
ControlToValidate PropertyLinking validators to specific controls using ControlToValidate — and understanding how multiple validators can be applied to a single input.
04
CustomValidator ControlWriting your own server-side and client-side validation logic with CustomValidator — for business rules that built-in validators can't handle.
05
Client & Server Side ValidationHow ASP.NET validators run both in JavaScript (client-side, for UX) and in C# (server-side, for security) — and why you need both.
06
ValidationSummary ControlCollecting all validation errors into a summary display — showing inline messages, popup alerts, or a bulleted list at the top of the form.
07
TextBox, CheckBox & ListBox ControlsWorking with the fundamental input controls — single-line, multi-line, and password TextBox; CheckBox and CheckBoxList; ListBox with multiple selection.
08
DropDownList & RadioButton ControlsPopulating DropDownList from code and databases, handling SelectedIndexChanged, and grouping RadioButtons for single-choice options.
09
FileUpload, Image & AdRotator ControlsHandling file uploads (saving files, checking type/size), displaying images dynamically, and rotating banner ads with the AdRotator control.
10
MultiView & Login ControlsCreating wizard-style multi-step forms with MultiView/View, and using ASP.NET's built-in Login, LoginView, and LoginStatus controls for authentication UI.
Modules 8–12: Data Binding & Master Pages
Connect your web forms to real data using ASP.NET's powerful data-binding controls — GridView with paging and sorting, DataList with templates, FormView, and DetailsView. Then create consistent page layouts across your entire website with Master Pages.
17 LessonsGridViewDataListFormViewMaster PagesNested Masters
01
Data Binding — Formatted vs UnformattedUnderstanding data binding in ASP.NET — simple expression binding (<%# %>) vs. template-based binding, and when to use formatted or unformatted controls.
02
GridView — Data Binding & Column CollectionBinding a GridView to DataSets, DataTables, and Lists — configuring BoundField, TemplateField, CheckBoxField, and ImageField columns.
03
GridView — Paging & SortingEnabling built-in paging (PageSize, PagerSettings), custom paging for large datasets, and multi-column sorting with the AllowSorting property.
04
DataList — Templates & EventsWorking with DataList's ItemTemplate, AlternatingItemTemplate, SelectedItemTemplate, and EditItemTemplate — and handling ItemCommand events.
05
FormView — Templates & EventsUsing FormView for single-record display with ItemTemplate, EditItemTemplate, and InsertItemTemplate — connected to a data source for insert/edit/delete.
06
DetailsView & Event BubblingDisplaying and editing single database records with DetailsView, handling its built-in events, and understanding how event bubbling works in composite controls.
07
Introduction & Need of Master PagesCreating site-wide consistent layouts with Master Pages — ContentPlaceHolder controls, the .master file, and how child pages inherit the master layout.
08
Master Pages — CSS, Table Layout & Default ContentStyling master pages with CSS, providing default content for ContentPlaceHolders, and building responsive table-free layouts inside master pages.
09
Dynamic Master Pages & Nested MastersSetting Master Pages dynamically at runtime in code-behind, creating nested master pages for multi-level layouts, and handling relative paths correctly.
Modules 13–19: Security, AJAX, Themes, CSS & Caching
Secure your ASP.NET application with Windows, Forms, and Passport authentication. Add partial-page updates with ASP.NET AJAX. Apply consistent theming with Skins and CSS. Dramatically improve performance with Output Caching, Fragment Caching, and Data Caching.
30 LessonsForms AuthUpdatePanelThemes & SkinsOutput CachingData Caching
01
ASP.NET Security — Windows, Forms & PassportThe three ASP.NET authentication modes — Windows Authentication (intranet), Forms Authentication (custom login pages), and Passport Authentication (federated identity).
02
Introduction to ASP.NET AJAXWhat AJAX means for web applications, how ASP.NET AJAX extends Web Forms with partial-page rendering, and setting up the ScriptManager control.
03
UpdatePanel & Timer ControlUsing UpdatePanel to refresh portions of a page without a full postback — and triggering automatic updates on a schedule with the Timer control.
04
AJAX-Enabled Website & Web ServiceBuilding a complete AJAX-enabled ASP.NET website, and exposing server-side methods as AJAX-callable web services using ScriptService.
05
Themes, Skins & CSS in ASP.NETApplying consistent visual styles across all pages with ASP.NET Themes and Skin files — understanding how Themes compare to and complement CSS stylesheets.
06
Creating & Applying SkinsWriting Skin files that target specific server controls — setting default fonts, colors, and sizes for TextBox, Button, and GridView across your entire application.
07
Cascading Style Sheets in ASP.NETCreating and linking CSS files, writing class and ID rules, targeting ASP.NET server controls with CSS, and using CssClass properties on Web Controls.
08
Output Caching — Page & FragmentStoring the rendered HTML of entire pages or User Controls in memory — using the @OutputCache directive with Duration, VaryByParam, and Location settings.
09
Data Caching with Cache Object & HttpCachePolicyStoring expensive data (database results, API responses) in the ASP.NET Cache object with expiration policies, dependencies, and the HTTPCachePolicy class.
10
Post-Cache Substitution, Fragment Caching & XMLInjecting dynamic content into otherwise-cached pages with post-cache substitution, and working with XML classes in ASP.NET for data reading and transformation.
Module 20: Live Projects — Build 5 Real Applications
Apply every concept from all 19 modules by building five complete, real-world ASP.NET applications. These projects cover the most commonly asked topics in junior .NET developer interviews — and give you a portfolio to show employers.
5 ProjectsLogin SystemCRUD AppPaginationImage Upload
P1
Login SystemA complete ASP.NET login page with Forms Authentication — user credential verification against a database, session management, redirect on login success, and logout.
P2
Registration FormA full user registration form with server-side validation controls — email format checking, password strength, duplicate username detection, and database insert.
P3
Pagination ApplicationA data-listing page with GridView pagination — fetching records from a database, displaying them with paging controls, and handling sort and filter operations.
P4
Full CRUD ApplicationA complete Create-Read-Update-Delete application — listing records in a GridView, editing with inline edit mode, inserting with a form, and deleting with confirmation.
P5
Image Upload ApplicationHandling file uploads with the FileUpload control — validating file type and size, saving to the server file system, storing the path in a database, and displaying uploaded images.
What You'll Build
5 Real-World ASP.NET Projects
Practice-driven learning — every key concept is reinforced by building real, working ASP.NET applications that you can show to employers.
Login System
A complete ASP.NET login page with Forms Authentication, database credential verification, session handling, secure redirect, and a logout button.
Forms Auth · Session · SQLRegistration Form
A fully validated user registration form with server-side validators — email format check, password rules, duplicate detection, and database insert on success.
Validation Controls · SQL InsertPagination Application
A data-listing page with GridView paging — fetching records efficiently from a database and displaying them with page navigation and sort controls.
GridView · Paging · SortingCRUD Application
A complete Create-Read-Update-Delete application — listing data in a GridView, inline editing, inserting new records, and deleting with confirmation dialogs.
GridView · CRUD · SQLImage Upload Application
File upload with type and size validation using the FileUpload control — saving to the server, storing paths in a database, and displaying uploaded images dynamically.
FileUpload · SQL · Image Display What You'll Learn
Learning Outcomes
Graduate with the ASP.NET skills needed to build, secure, and deploy real-world Microsoft web applications.
Build Dynamic Web Forms Applications
Create server-rendered, data-driven web applications using ASP.NET Web Forms — from simple pages to multi-form wizard applications with real database connectivity.
Secure Apps with ASP.NET Authentication
Implement Forms Authentication for custom login systems, protect pages with authorization rules, and manage user sessions securely across your application.
Display & Manage Data with GridView
Bind GridView, DataList, FormView, and DetailsView to live database data — with paging, sorting, inline editing, and complete CRUD operations.
Add AJAX for Smooth User Experience
Use ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel and ScriptManager to refresh only portions of a page — eliminating full postbacks and creating a faster, smoother user experience.
Create Consistent Layouts with Master Pages
Build site-wide consistent navigation, headers, and footers with Master Pages — applying changes to the entire site by editing a single master file.
Boost Performance with Caching
Apply Output Caching, Fragment Caching, and Data Caching to reduce database load and server processing — delivering pages dramatically faster.
Who Should Join?
This Course Is For You
Whether you're starting fresh with web development or already know C# and want to build real web applications — this course is the right next step.
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College Students
BCA, MCA, BTech, BSc IT students who need hands-on Microsoft web development skills — ASP.NET is widely used in enterprise environments and remains highly employable.
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C# / .NET Developers
Developers who know C# or VB.NET and want to build web applications — ASP.NET Web Forms is the natural next step for server-side Microsoft web development.
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Working Professionals
IT professionals in Microsoft technology environments — companies running legacy ASP.NET applications need developers who understand Web Forms inside and out.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the fee for the ASP.NET course at PBA Institute?
The batch class fee is ₹7,000 for the complete course (30 classes, 30 hours, 20 modules, 5 live projects). One-to-One personalized sessions are ₹14,000 with dedicated instructor attention and a flexible schedule. Both include study materials and an ISO-certified certificate.
Do I need to know C# before joining this ASP.NET course?
Basic C# or any object-oriented programming knowledge is recommended since ASP.NET code-behind is written in C#. The course focuses on ASP.NET Web Forms concepts thoroughly. PBA Institute also offers a C# programming course if you need to build your foundation first.
Will I build real projects in this ASP.NET course?
Yes. Module 20 is dedicated to building 5 real projects: a Login System, Registration Form, Pagination Application, full CRUD Application, and Image Upload Application. These cover the most commonly asked topics in junior .NET developer interviews.
Is there an online option for the ASP.NET course?
Yes. PBA Institute offers both online and in-person classes. Online sessions are conducted live with the same instructor and the same content as at our Howrah campus — with full interaction, live coding, and doubt-solving throughout every class.
Should I learn ASP.NET Web Forms or ASP.NET Core (MVC)?
ASP.NET Web Forms is ideal for understanding server-side web fundamentals and for working with existing enterprise applications. ASP.NET Core (MVC) is more modern and cross-platform. PBA Institute offers both — Web Forms provides the foundational understanding that makes MVC easier to learn.
What certificate will I receive after completing the ASP.NET course?
You will receive a course completion certificate from PBA Institute — ISO 9001:2015 Certified and MSME Government Registered. This is a recognized industry credential that adds genuine value to your resume when applying for .NET developer positions.
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