Assignment Instructions Start an ASP.NET Web Forms application in Visual Studio 2017 by following the steps in the document, cf_Starting_ASP.NET_Web_Forms_Project.PDF. Add the needed database...

Assignment Instructions

1. Start an ASP.NET Web Forms application in Visual Studio 2017 by following the steps in the document, cf_Starting_ASP.NET_Web_Forms_Project.PDF.


2. Add the needed database connection to retrieve the list of courses and record user registrations.


3. Write the needed code for the event handlers to enforce the enrollment validation rules and update the database table for the user's registration.

Be sure to do the following:

• Convert the registration application's desktop user interface to an ASP.NET web application using Web Forms.


• Write the necessary C# code-behind event handlers to process requests through the web interface.


• Connect to the database to read and write data.

Starting an ASP.NET Web Forms Project IT4747 Unit 8: Starting an ASP.NET Web Forms Project 1 Use the following steps to start an ASP.NET Web Forms project. Step 1: In Visual Studio 2017, go to the File menu and select New…  Project… Step 2: From Visual C# (which may be under Other Languages), select Web. From the list of associated application types, select ASP.NET Web Application (.NET Framework). Step 3: In the Name field, enter an appropriate name. Step 4: Click the OK button to start creating the application. This may take a moment. You will be able to select the specific type of ASP.NET application in the next step. Step 5: When the New ASP.NET Application dialog box opens, select the Web Forms option. IT4747 Unit 8: Starting an ASP.NET Web Forms Project 2 Visual Studio will create an ASP.NET Web Forms project with a master page and number of preconfigured pages. Because of the complexity of the pages generated, you may find it easier to add a new page to the project and work with it. Step 6: You can add a new page by right clicking on the project in the Solution Explorer and select selecting Add  New Item… Step 7: When the Add New Item dialog box appears, select Web under Visual C# and choose Web Form as the item type. Step 8: Provide an appropriate name for the ASPX file in the name field. Be sure to keep the .aspx file extension.