Workshop: Introduction to ASP .Net
The next workshop of the Microsoft Student Partner in cooperation with the student body of Uni Bonn is coming!
This time is about the basics of ASP.Net and Visual Studio 2010. The workshop provides a starting point in Web programming by many practical exercises in small groups. Aim is the development of smaller Web projects, such as photo albums or guest books.
The registration is free. You can register until Thursday, the 20.01.2010 12: 00 pm by E-mail to schaller@informatik.uni-bonn.de. Space is limited by the number of available computers in the CIP pool. We have 24 fixed stations and six more places available for students with their own laptop. Please give at registration details if you will bring a laptop with Visual Studio 2010.
All participants can receive, upon request, a certificate of participation in the workshop.
Content: Basic Visual Studio 2010 development
Target: Web development
Requirements: there are no previous experience required. Each student can participate, the new Visual Studio 2010 is the pleasure to learn.
Language: The presentation will be held in German.
Speakers:
- Ali Albazaz (ali.albazaz@studentpartners.de). He studied computer science at the University of Bonn and 2 since April 2010 as Microsoft Student partners on the road.
- Radu Poenaru (radu.poenaru@studentpartners.de). He studied media Informatics at RWTH Aachen and is since April 2010 as Microsoft Student partners on the road. More information you can find on http://www.radupoenaru.com/
We are waiting for you here (Windows-CIP-Pool N222 in Römerstraße 164, Bonn, Germany ):
Come, learn and share!
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