.NET
A .NET course provides an in-depth understanding of Microsoft’s powerful framework used for building a wide range of applications, from web to desktop to mobile. Students begin by learning the fundamentals of the .NET ecosystem, including the Common Language Runtime (CLR) and the .NET libraries. The course covers essential programming languages like C# and VB.NET, teaching syntax, data structures, and object-oriented programming principles. As learners advance, they explore ASP.NET for web development, focusing on creating dynamic web pages, web APIs, and handling server-side logic. The curriculum often includes working with databases using Entity Framework, enabling seamless data manipulation. Additionally, students delve into modern development practices such as dependency injection, unit testing, and cloud integration with Azure. Practical projects and hands-on exercises solidify understanding, providing experience in building scalable and efficient applications. By the end of the course, participants are equipped with the skills necessary to develop robust, enterprise-level applications using the .NET framework.
Duration - 45 Days
Overview of .NET
What is .NET?
.NET Framework vs. .NET Core vs. .NET 5 and later
Common Language Runtime (CLR)
Framework Class Library (FCL)
Advantages of Using .NET
Setting Up the Environment
Installing Visual Studio
Introduction to Visual Studio IDE
Creating Your First .NET Application
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Basic Syntax and Structure
Variables and Data Types
Basic Operators
Conditional Statements
Loops
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
Classes and Objects
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Encapsulation
Abstraction
Advanced C# Concepts
Delegates and Events
LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
Exception Handling
Asynchronous Programming with async and await
Collections and Generics
Lists, Dictionaries, HashSets
Generic Types and Methods
File I/O Operations
Reading and Writing Files
Working with Streams
Networking
Making HTTP Requests with HttpClient
Consuming Web APIs
Introduction to Windows Forms
Understanding the Windows Forms Architecture
Creating Windows Forms Applications
Building the User Interface
Working with Controls (Buttons, TextBoxes, Labels)
Handling Events
Advanced Windows Forms
Data Binding
Custom Controls
Application Settings
ntroduction to ASP.NET Core
Understanding ASP.NET Core Architecture
Setting Up an ASP.NET Core Project
Building Web Applications
MVC (Model-View-Controller) Pattern
Creating Controllers and Actions
Working with Views and Razor Syntax
Model Binding and Validation
Data Access in ASP.NET Core
Entity Framework Core
Code First vs. Database First Approaches
Performing CRUD Operations
Advanced ASP.NET Core
Middleware and Dependency Injection
Authentication and Authorization
Building RESTful Services with ASP.NET Core Web API
Introduction to Front-End Development
HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Basics
Integrating with ASP.NET Core
Building Single Page Applications (SPAs)
Using Angular/React/Vue.js with ASP.NET Core
Consuming Web APIs
Client-Side Frameworks
Bootstrap for Responsive Design
jQuery for DOM Manipulation
ntroduction to Xamarin
Xamarin.Forms vs. Xamarin.Native
Setting Up Xamarin in Visual Studio
Building Cross-Platform Mobile Apps
Creating User Interfaces with Xamarin.Forms
Navigation and User Interaction
Data Access and Web Services
Consuming RESTful APIs
Local Data Storage with SQLite
Practice Exercises for Each Module
Real-world Problem Solving
Comprehensive Project Covering Multiple Modules
Real-world Application Development and Deployment