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Dear Sir,
I am new here i want to make ASP.NET project for student management system with three layer architecture. how to start this project which version should download and initial steps.
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You should start from here-
ASP.NET | The ASP.NET Site[^]
ASP.NET Tutorial[^]
ASP.NET Tutorial[^]

First learn the basic, create some demo applications and then try to do your project step by step.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Dec-15 2:43am    
5ed. And I also added just 1 item in Solution 2. :-)
—SA
Apart from above 2 solutions, you should decide which technologies you want to use while implement your project either MVC or WebApplication, since it is new implementation I suggest you to use MVC rather than WebApplication and Design UI Diagrams for the architect level then move further implementation.
 
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Member 12224285 23-Dec-15 3:50am    
basically i want simple three tier architecture project in which following requirement
Student enrollment, course, fee[by cash/draft]
enough
like a college project completed by fresher
Naveen.Sanagasetti 23-Dec-15 3:59am    
In that case better to go with webapplication, no problem the main difference between MVC and WebApplication is performance, since this is like school project it won't give that much performance issue. Go with WebApplication with 3-Tier architecture.
Member 12224285 23-Dec-15 4:36am    
ok thank you so much which version should be download, i mean initial step for starting project
Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Dec-15 12:21pm    
5ed. And I referenced my recent answer, more detailed, as Solution 2. Frankly, I doubt that all the explanations will be understood, as people asking such questions usually rather need "go learn the basics" answers, but already determined not to do it. :-(
—SA
In addition to Solution 1: and also from here: Multitier architecture - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[^].

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