1. Be able to write a MVC web application that uses portions of a large, complex pre-existing database
2. Be able to derive C# models from an existing database using Entity Framework and “Code First with an Existing Database” workflow
3. Be able to write LINQ queries using fluent syntax
4. Learn to use C# language features: partial classes
5. Use more Razor language features to build feature-laden views

I created a navbar that contained dropdown lists for each category in the production database. Each dropdown contained a list of subcategories to chose from.

I have included a demo of the MVC project. It can be found in the header by clicking the "Demo Code" tab.