Creating a website in C#/ asp.net
<p>Ok, I've got an possible interview on Monday for a job creating websites for clients in C#/asp.net. Problem is, I went to college for this like 2 years ago, and have since been in a database administration/data processing job. I barely remember any of this stuff, besides the absolute basics like variables and data types and a few other things. 2nd problem: even given that I did take a class on C# back in the day, it only extended to doing basic stuff, like making a calculator, or maybe some kind of shopping cart program...I think I remember a coin flipping simulator at one point. That's about it. I really need this job. Are there any tutorials or websites that could get me up to speed on what I need to know to be able to do this? I'll post the questions that were sent to me as samples below to give you guys an idea of what resources to point me to. Any help you can give would be GREATLY appreciated! Thanks so much :) <br>
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Samples
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1) Describe your process for assembling a web site.
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<p>2) Create a data model for an ecommerce site that sells T-Shirts. You will need a Dynamic Catalog and Orders Table. The product comes in 3 sizes (small medium large) and 3 color (red, yellow, black) and a variety of screen prints.
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<p>3) Create the code for a dynamic staff section. You will need a list, insert and edit page. The attributes are: First Name, Last Name, Title, Image, Bio, Phone, email.</p>

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This job listed itself as entry level, even the company itself is a startup. I'd be the sole programmer there, so basically swinging in the wind if anything screws up on my side of the fence, or that I just can't do it. <br></p>

<p>These were the requirements listed on the job, and most entry level stuff I've seen on Craigslist are fairly similar. <br> 
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Foundational Skill Set Ability to assemble sites using CSS and Tables. <br>Experience creating data models based on specifications, using proper typing and internal naming conventions.<br> Proficient at calling, creating and debugging stored procedures, that will insert, update and select records.<br>Ability to perform on-page calculations based on input, re-display to user and send to database.<br> Working knowledge of C# and ASP.Net specifically: datasets, grid/form views, validations and action buttons.<br> Understanding of the testing environments' importance, the developer will debug/maintain their code base.<br> Ability to work with and modify our existing code library.<br><br> Thanks to Matt Ball and EKS for teaching me how to use line breaks to avoid looking like more of an idiot than I do in everyday life. :P</p>
