Part 1 : Introduction to ASP.NET MVC

•     The MVC Pattern
•     Architecture
•     Advantages and Disadvantages

Part 2 : Models (Part 1 -  Model Customizations)

•     Models and the Entity Framework
•     Defining the Model
•     Entity Splitting
•     Table Splitting
•     Conditional Mapping
•     Self-Referencing Associations 
•     Table per Hierarchy (TPH) Inheritance
•     Table per Type (TPT) Inheritance
•     POCO in the Entity Framework
•     POCO Proxies
•     Deferred/Lazy Loading With POCO
•     Change Tracking with POCO
•     POCO Template
•     Understanding Code First
•     Data Annotations
•     Fluent API
•     Repository Pattern
•     Unit of Work Pattern
•     NHibernate with an ASP.NET MVC

Part 3 : Routing

•     Intoduction to Routing
•     Custom Segment Variables
•     Custom Route Constraints
•     Custom Route Handler

Part 4 : Controllers & Action Methods.

•     Controllers Overview
•     Routes and Controllers
•     Understanding IController
•     Understanding Controller Class
•     Understanding Controller Factory
•     Custom Controller Factory
•     Understanding Action Invoker
•     Custom Action Invoker
•     Action Methods
•     Action Method Parameters
•     Action Method Support REST Services
•     Understanding ActionResult
•     Custom Action Result
•     Using an Asynchronous Controller (Overview of Observer Pattern)
•     Managing Session State in a Controller

Part 5 :  Filters

•     Authorization
•     Error Handling
•     Output Caching (Review Caching in Asp.net Data Caching - Cache Dependencies)
•     Requiring HTTPS
•     Custom Filters

Part 6 : Views and UI Rendering

•    UnderStanding Views
•    Custom View Engine
  
•    Razor View Engine
•    Organizing Razor Templates
•    Razor API
•    Creating Reusable ASP.NET MVC Views
•    Strongly-Typed Views
•    Using a ViewModel
•    HTML Helpers (Inline - External - Built-in)
•    Sections
•    Partial Views
•    Introduction to Spark View Engine

Part 7 : Models (Part 2)

•    Model Metadata
•    Model Binding

Part 8 :  MVC Scaffolding

•    Instaling scaffolding Package
•    Understanding Scaffolders
•    Customizing View Templates
•    Customizing Controller Template
•    Understanding How To Work With T4 Templates
•    T4Scaffolding Scaffolders

Part 9 : Validation

•   Data Annotations
•   Self-validating
•   Custom Validation
•   Client validation
•   Remote validation

Part 10 : AJAX

•     Managing Scripts
•     AJAX Helpers
  
•     Ajax Grid Scaffolding
•     AJAX Callbacks
  
•     Working With JSON

Part 11 : Security

•    Understanding Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attacks
•    The AntiXSS Library
•    Session Hijacking
•    Understanding Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) Attacks
•    Preventing CSRF With Ajax
•    SQL Injection Attacks

Part 12 : Dependency Injection

•   Understanding Inversion of Control (IOC)
•   Introduction Service Locator Pattern
  
•   Understanding DI
•   Resolving Dependencies
•   Undestanding IDependencyResolver
•   Dependency Injection to Controller
•   Dependency Injection to Razor Views
•   Mvc Dependency Injection With Castle Windsor
•   Mvc Dependency Injection With StructureMap
•   Mvc Dependency Injection With Ninject

Part 13 : Testing

•   Test-Driven Development (TDD)
•   Designing for Testability
•   Creating Unit Tests
•   Undestanding Mock
•   Using Moq
•   Testing Controllers
•   Testing Razor Views
•   Testing Routes
•   Testing Validators

Part 14 : Deployment

•     Server Requirements
•     Configuration Options

Part 15 : MVC 4 New Features

•     Upgrading an ASP.NET MVC 3 Project to ASP.NET MVC 4
•     Mobile Project Template
•     Display Modes
•     Task Support for Asynchronous Controllers

Part 16 : ASP.NET MVC samples Overview

At the End of This Course You will Make Web Application With the Following Features :

   1.Enables the full control over the rendered HTML.

   2.Provides clean separation of concerns

   3.Enables Test Driven Development (TDD).

   4.More easy client-side integration (Javascript)

   5.Following the design of stateless nature of the web.

   6.RESTful urls that enables SEO.(makes easily REST)

   7.No ViewState and PostBack events

   8.Extensible and WEB 2.0 Enabled