Building the Computer Science Classroom Demo

We will be working with a sample ASP.NET database-connected web forms application that simulates a Computer Science program site. This application will offer the following functionality:

Ability to view and register for courses
Login authentication for students
Ability to view and print transcript reports
Ability for administrators to view, update, add and delete students.

ASP.NET technologies employed in this solution include:

Web forms using ASP.NET server-side controls
JavaScript client-side scripting
Server-side coding using C#
Validation controls
Maintaining state via Application and Session objects and through the use of client-side cookies
Master and content pages
Use of the bootstrap framework to create the user interfaces.
Database connectivity using ADO.NET and middle tier class module
Use of ASP.NET data controls

datagrid
sqldatasource
objectdatasource
data-bound listboxes, drop-down controls and textboxes
formview and detailview controls

Now you do something:

Please review the material in the introductory JavaScript presentation. (Available in the modules section.)

In our face to face classroom meetings we will discuss what needs to be done to validate user input in the "Feedback.aspx" form of the classroom demo. You will be asked to write JavaScript code to validate the radio button groups!

Information for using DOM to do this is in the second JavaScript review presentation (we will discuss in class)...