• The role of the Model, View, and Controller
• Key benefits of ASP.NET MVC

• ASP.NET MVC project templates
• Understanding the structure of an ASP.NET MVC project
• Naming conventions
• Creating views
• Defining controllers
• Defining a data model

• Creating strongly-typed views
• Understanding URLs and action methods
• Using HTML helpers
• Handling form post-backs
• Data validation

• Getting started with Razor
• Razor design goals
• Implementing a Razor view
• Razor syntax
• Accessing Model Data in Razor views

• ASP.NET application architecture best practices
• Implementing a Repository and Entity Framework Data Model
• Using Dependency Injection
• Implementing a custom controller factory.

• Defining and using custom HTML Helpers
• Defining a layout / MVC Master Page
• Using Styles
• Defining and using partial views
• Razor Helper Method syntax

• Defining view-model classes
• Implementing Data Filtering in a Controller
• Understanding the Routing mechanism
• Adding custom entries to a route table
• Defining defaults, parameters, and validation
• Generating URLs and Hyperlinks
• Custom Route constraints

• Using hidden fields
• Session and Application State
• Custom model bindings

• View Scaffold Templates
• Controller Scaffold Templates
• Global Filters
• Model binding
• Asynchronous Controllers

• Overview of AJAX and ASP.NET MVC
• Unobtrusive AJAX
• Using AJAX Action Links
• Overview of jQuery
• jQuery Techniques
• Using jQuery UI

• Language features used in LINQ
• Creating simple LINQ queries
• Using LINQ queries in a Web application;
• Defining a data repository;
• Using LINQ to define a data access component

• View scaffold templates
• Controller scaffold templates
• Dependency injection

• Overview of the ASP.NET Web API
• Building servers and clients
• Content negotiation
• Validation
• Query able Interfaces
• Dependency Injection