π Course Details
From Beginner to Pro β All You Need to Master Full Stack .NET Development
Module 0: Introduction to Frameworks
Before diving into .NET, it's essential to understand what a framework is, how it simplifies development, and why developers use them across different programming environments.
Duration: 4 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: What is a Software Framework?
- βοΈ Day 2: Difference Between Library vs Framework
- βοΈ Day 3: Overview of Popular Frameworks (e.g., .NET, Angular, Django)
- βοΈ Day 4: Introduction to .NET Framework & .NET Core
π Key Concepts You'll Understand:
- πΉ What makes a framework different from just code libraries
- πΉ The role of frameworks in large-scale software development
- πΉ How .NET fits into the broader software ecosystem
- πΉ Why learning a framework boosts development speed and quality
Module 1: Introduction to .NET Framework & .NET Core
This module introduces the complete .NET ecosystem, including the traditional .NET Framework, modern .NET Core, and the unified platform (.NET 5+). You will also explore key architectural concepts and understand how assemblies are managed using the Global Assembly Cache (GAC).
Duration: 8 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: What is .NET? History & Evolution
- βοΈ Day 2: .NET Framework vs .NET Core vs .NET 5+
- βοΈ Day 3: .NET Framework Architecture
- βοΈ Day 4: CLR, CTS, CLS Explained
- βοΈ Day 5: Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
- βοΈ Day 6: .NET SDK, CLI, and Visual Studio Overview
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Understand .NETβs platform evolution and ecosystem
- πΉ Learn architectural components of .NET Framework
- πΉ Understand how assemblies and GAC work
- πΉ Explore .NET development tools and environment
Module 2: Web Development Fundamentals
This module lays the foundation for front-end web development using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript. Youβll learn how to build interactive, responsive, and visually appealing web pages β a critical step before working with ASP.NET or any full-stack framework.
Duration: 20 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to Web & HTTP Basics
- βοΈ Day 2: HTML Basics β Tags, Elements, Forms
- βοΈ Day 3: HTML5 Semantic Tags
- βοΈ Day 4: CSS Basics β Selectors, Properties, Box Model
- βοΈ Day 5: CSS Layout β Flexbox, Grid
- βοΈ Day 6: Responsive Design with Media Queries
- βοΈ Day 7: Bootstrap Setup & Grid System
- βοΈ Day 8: Bootstrap Components β Navbar, Cards, Modals
- βοΈ Day 9: JavaScript Basics β Variables, Operators, Control Flow
- βοΈ Day 10: Functions, Arrays, DOM Manipulation
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Build structured web pages using HTML5
- πΉ Style and layout with CSS and Bootstrap
- πΉ Make your pages responsive across devices
- πΉ Add interactivity using basic JavaScript and DOM
Module 3: C# Fundamentals
This module covers the core concepts of C# programming, enabling learners to develop robust and maintainable .NET applications. You will explore syntax, OOP principles, data handling, and advanced C# features.
Duration: 60 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to C# and .NET Programming
- βοΈ Day 2: Input, Output, and Basic Console Operations,Data Types, Variables, Constants,Literals
- βοΈ Day 3: Type System Fundamentals, Type Casting & Boxing/Unboxing & Memory Concepts
- βοΈ Day 4: Operators & Expressions
- βοΈ Day 5: Conditional Statements (if, switch)
- βοΈ Day 6: Loops (for, while, foreach, do-while)
- βοΈ Day 7: Arrays and Strings
- βοΈ Day 8: Methods, Functions and Parameters
- βοΈ Day 9: Recursion and Method Overloading
- βοΈ Day 10: Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
- βοΈ Day 11: Classes and Objects
- βοΈ Day 13: Fields and Properties, Access Specifiers
- βοΈ Day 14: Constructors, this keyword, Initializers,Destructors, Finalize, Dispose, Garbage Collection
- βοΈ Day 15: Inheritance and Types of Inheritance
- βοΈ Day 16: Polymorphism (Method Overriding & Overloading)
- βοΈ Day 17: Abstraction and Interfaces
- βοΈ Day 18: Sealed, Static, Abstract, Concrete and Partial Classes
- βοΈ Day 19: Operator Overloading
- βοΈ Day 20: Encapsulation, Abstraction
- βοΈ Day 21: Interface Implementation
- βοΈ Day 22: Static vs Instance Members
- βοΈ Day 23: Anonymous Types, Records
- βοΈ Day 24: Composition vs Inheritance
- βοΈ Day 25: Exception Handling (try, catch, finally, throw)
- βοΈ Day 26: Collections (List, Dictionary, Hashtable, etc.)
- βοΈ Day 27: Generics in C#
- βοΈ Day 28: Delegates and Events
- βοΈ Day 29: Anonymous Methods and Lambda Expressions
- βοΈ Day 30: LINQ (Language Integrated Query)
- βοΈ Day 31: File Handling (StreamReader, StreamWriter, etc.)
- βοΈ Day 32: Multithreading and Concurrency
- βοΈ Day 33:Parallel Programming
- βοΈ Day 34: Tuples and Deconstruction
- βοΈ Day 35: File I/O and System.IO
- βοΈ Day 36: AutoMapper
- βοΈ Day 37: Optional Parameters, Indexers, and Enums
- βοΈ Day 38: Reflection and Related Keywords
- βοΈ Day 39: JSON Libraries and Serialization
- βοΈ Day 40: Unit Testing in C#
- βοΈ Day 41: Data Annotations
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Strong foundation in C# syntax, control structures, and type systems
- πΉ Deep understanding of object-oriented programming (OOP) with real-world use cases
- πΉ Mastery over advanced features like delegates, events, and lambda expressions
- πΉ Experience with collections, generics, and LINQ for effective data handling
- πΉ Proficiency in exception handling, file I/O, and system operations
- πΉ Knowledge of multithreading, parallelism, and asynchronous programming
- πΉ Skills in testing, serialization, AutoMapper, and data annotations
- πΉ Ability to write clean, modular, scalable, and testable code
Module 4: Data Access with ADO.NET, Dapper & Entity Framework Core
This module provides an in-depth understanding of database access techniques using ADO.NET, Dapper, and Entity Framework Core. You'll learn to implement data operations in connected and disconnected environments, build DALs using Repository patterns, optimize performance, and integrate lightweight ORMs like Dapper in enterprise solutions.
Duration: 40 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to Regex and use cases in C#
- βοΈ Day 2: Core Regex syntax, character classes, anchors
- βοΈ Day 3: Grouping, quantifiers, alternation, backreferences
- βοΈ Day 4: Advanced patterns β email, phone, password & form validation
- βοΈ Day 5: Introduction to ADO.NET, Architecture, Use Cases
- βοΈ Day 6: SqlConnection, SqlCommand, SqlDataReader, SqlParameter
- βοΈ Day 7: ExecuteReader, ExecuteScalar, ExecuteNonQuery, Stored Procedures
- βοΈ Day 8: CRUD with Stored Procedures & Output Parameters
- βοΈ Day 9: Working with DataSet, DataTable, SqlDataAdapter
- βοΈ Day 10: Performing CRUD in disconnected model
- βοΈ Day 11: SqlCommandBuilder & SqlTransaction (Commit/Rollback)
- βοΈ Day 12: Connection Pooling & ADO.NET Optimization Tips
- βοΈ Day 13: Exception Handling & Logging in ADO.NET
- βοΈ Day 14: Introduction to Dapper β What & Why?
- βοΈ Day 15: Setting up Dapper in a .NET App
- βοΈ Day 16: Performing SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE with Dapper
- βοΈ Day 17: Executing Stored Procedures with Dapper
- βοΈ Day 18: One-to-One & One-to-Many Mapping in Dapper
- βοΈ Day 19: Real-world CRUD App using Dapper + Layered Architecture
- βοΈ Day 20: Introduction to EF Core & Architecture Overview
- βοΈ Day 21: Installing EF Core, Setting up in Console/Web App
- βοΈ Day 22: DbContext, DbSet, Dependency Injection, OnModelCreating
- βοΈ Day 23: EF Core Approaches: Code First, DB First, Model First
- βοΈ Day 24: Entity Creation, Keys, Relationships (1-1, 1-M, M-M)
- βοΈ Day 25: Data Annotations vs Fluent API
- βοΈ Day 26: Migrations, Update-Database, Data Seeding
- βοΈ Day 27: Performing CRUD using LINQ & SaveChanges()
- βοΈ Day 28: Tracking vs No Tracking, GetAll vs GetById
- βοΈ Day 29: LINQ Basics: Where, Select, Include, OrderBy
- βοΈ Day 30: Pagination, Eager vs Lazy Loading, Joins, Aggregates
- βοΈ Day 31: Transactions, Soft Deletes, Raw SQL, Stored Procedures
- βοΈ Day 32: Value Conversions, Global Filters, Concurrency
- βοΈ Day 33: Performance Tuning β AsNoTracking, SplitQuery, Compiled Queries
- βοΈ Day 34: Unit Testing with EF Core β In-Memory Provider
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Use Regular Expressions for data validation in C# applications
- πΉ Implement secure ADO.NET operations with both connected and disconnected models
- πΉ Integrate Dapper for lightweight, high-performance data access
- πΉ Understand Repository Pattern with ADO.NET and Dapper
- πΉ Build scalable CRUD apps using Dapper and EF Core
- πΉ Master Code-First and DB-First approaches using EF Core
- πΉ Use LINQ for advanced querying, filtering, and joins
- πΉ Optimize and test your data access layers for real-world performance
Module 6: ASP.NET (Web Forms)
This module introduces ASP.NET Web Forms β a powerful framework for building dynamic web applications with drag-and-drop components and event-driven architecture. You'll learn how to design web forms, manage server-side controls, handle events, perform state management, and connect to databases.
Duration: 40 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to ASP.NET and Web Forms Architecture
- βοΈ Day 2: Page Lifecycle, Events, and Code-behind
- βοΈ Day 3: Standard Controls β Label, TextBox, Button, etc.
- βοΈ Day 4: Validation Controls and User Input Validation
- βοΈ Day 5: State Management β ViewState, Cookies, Sessions
- βοΈ Day 6: Master Pages, Themes, and Skins
- βοΈ Day 7: Navigation Controls and Site Maps
- βοΈ Day 8: Data Controls β GridView, DetailsView, Repeater
- βοΈ Day 9: Data Binding and Templates
- βοΈ Day 10: ADO.NET with ASP.NET β CRUD Operations
- βοΈ Day 11: Handling Errors and Custom Error Pages
- βοΈ Day 12: File Upload, Sending Emails, and File Handling
- βοΈ Day 13: Security β Authentication and Authorization
- βοΈ Day 14: Deploying ASP.NET Applications
- βοΈ Day 15: Mini Project β Build a Data-driven Web Form
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Build full-featured web forms with ASP.NET
- πΉ Perform data access using ADO.NET
- πΉ Implement form validation and error handling
- πΉ Understand the lifecycle and architecture of web forms
- πΉ Use session and application state management techniques
Module 7: ASP.NET MVC
This module teaches you how to build modern web applications using the ASP.NET MVC framework. You'll understand the MVC architecture, routing, controllers, views, and how to implement data access, validations, and authentication in a structured way.
Duration: 30 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to ASP.NET MVC β Architecture & Life Cycle
- βοΈ Day 2: Creating MVC Project, Understanding Folder Structure
- βοΈ Day 3: Controllers and Actions
- βοΈ Day 4: Views and Razor Syntax
- βοΈ Day 5: Layouts, Partial Views, and Sections
- βοΈ Day 6: Models and ViewModels
- βοΈ Day 7: HTML Helpers and Tag Helpers
- βοΈ Day 8: Strongly Typed Views and TempData/ViewBag/ViewData
- βοΈ Day 9: Routing and Attribute Routing
- βοΈ Day 10: Form Submission, Model Binding, and Validation
- βοΈ Day 11: CRUD Operations using Entity Framework
- βοΈ Day 12: Filters β Action, Result, Authorization
- βοΈ Day 13: Authentication & Authorization
- βοΈ Day 14: Error Handling and Logging
- βοΈ Day 15: Project Structure, Real-time Mini Project
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Deep understanding of MVC Pattern
- πΉ Strong grasp of Razor syntax and page composition
- πΉ Implementing data access with EF
- πΉ Adding validation, authentication, and security
- πΉ Building maintainable and scalable web applications
Module 8: ASP.NET Web API
This module covers the development of RESTful services using ASP.NET Web API. You'll learn how to expose data through HTTP services, handle requests and responses, apply routing, and secure your APIs for real-time web and mobile applications.
Duration: 20 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to Web API and RESTful Services
- βοΈ Day 2: Setting up ASP.NET Web API Project
- βοΈ Day 3: Creating Controllers and HTTP Verbs (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
- βοΈ Day 4: Routing in Web API β Convention & Attribute Routing
- βοΈ Day 5: Working with Models and Entity Framework
- βοΈ Day 6: Returning Data β JSON, XML, IHttpActionResult, IActionResult
- βοΈ Day 7: Model Binding and Validation in Web API
- βοΈ Day 8: Consuming Web API using Postman and jQuery AJAX
- βοΈ Day 9: Implementing CRUD Operations via API
- βοΈ Day 10: Securing API β Authentication & Authorization (Token Based)
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ REST architecture and HTTP communication
- πΉ Building and consuming APIs
- πΉ Using routing and model validation
- πΉ Securing APIs with authentication techniques
- πΉ Creating reusable and scalable backend services
Module 9: ASP.NET Core MVC
This module introduces the ASP.NET Core MVC framework for building dynamic, scalable web applications. You'll learn about Model-View-Controller architecture, Razor Views, Tag Helpers, and integrating backend logic using services and Entity Framework Core.
Duration: 30 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to ASP.NET Core and Project Structure
- βοΈ Day 2: Understanding MVC Architecture
- βοΈ Day 3: Creating Models, Views, and Controllers
- βοΈ Day 4: Using Razor Syntax and Tag Helpers
- βοΈ Day 5: Layout Pages and View Components
- βοΈ Day 6: Form Handling and Model Binding
- βοΈ Day 7: Validation using Data Annotations
- βοΈ Day 8: Dependency Injection and Services
- βοΈ Day 9: Entity Framework Core with MVC
- βοΈ Day 10: CRUD Operations using EF Core
- βοΈ Day 11: Partial Views and ViewBag/ViewData/TempData
- βοΈ Day 12: Authentication and Authorization
- βοΈ Day 13: Session and State Management
- βοΈ Day 14: File Uploads and Downloads
- βοΈ Day 15: Real-Time Project β Building a Web Portal
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Strong grasp of ASP.NET Core MVC architecture
- πΉ Building and validating forms
- πΉ Integrating backend services with EF Core
- πΉ Implementing security and session handling
- πΉ Developing dynamic and scalable web apps
Module 10: ASP.NET Core Web API
This module covers building RESTful services using ASP.NET Core Web API. You'll learn how to design API endpoints, handle HTTP verbs, implement security, and connect with databases using EF Core. Ideal for building mobile app backends or single-page application (SPA) services.
Duration: 25 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to REST & Web API
- βοΈ Day 2: Creating First API in ASP.NET Core
- βοΈ Day 3: HTTP Verbs β GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
- βοΈ Day 4: Routing, Attribute Routing
- βοΈ Day 5: Model Binding and Validation
- βοΈ Day 6: Working with EF Core for Data Access
- βοΈ Day 7: CRUD Operations using Web API
- βοΈ Day 8: Using Postman and Swagger (OpenAPI)
- βοΈ Day 9: Exception Handling and Logging
- βοΈ Day 10: Authentication with JWT
- βοΈ Day 11: Authorization and Role-based Access
- βοΈ Day 12: CORS Setup and Versioning
- βοΈ Day 13: File Upload & Download APIs
- βοΈ Day 14: Consuming APIs in Frontend (Intro)
- βοΈ Day 15: Real-Time Project β Building REST APIs for a Web App
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Build scalable and secure REST APIs
- πΉ Connect API with database using EF Core
- πΉ Handle routing, validation, and exceptions
- πΉ Secure APIs with JWT & role-based access
- πΉ Use Swagger & Postman for testing
Module 11: Design Patterns & SOLID Principles
This module focuses on writing better, maintainable, and scalable code using SOLID principles and commonly used design patterns in real-world .NET applications. You'll learn how to apply these concepts in your projects to improve structure and readability.
Duration: 15 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to Clean Code & Best Practices
- βοΈ Day 2: Overview of SOLID Principles
- βοΈ Day 3: S β Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
- βοΈ Day 4: O β Open/Closed Principle (OCP)
- βοΈ Day 5: L β Liskov Substitution Principle (LSP)
- βοΈ Day 6: I β Interface Segregation Principle (ISP)
- βοΈ Day 7: D β Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)
- βοΈ Day 8: What are Design Patterns? Types & Use Cases
- βοΈ Day 9: Creational Patterns β Singleton, Factory, Abstract Factory
- βοΈ Day 10: Structural Patterns β Adapter, Decorator, Repository
- βοΈ Day 11: Behavioral Patterns β Strategy, Observer, Mediator
- βοΈ Day 12: Applying Patterns in ASP.NET Core Projects
- βοΈ Day 13: Final Project β Applying SOLID & Patterns Together
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Understand and apply SOLID principles
- πΉ Learn 10+ essential design patterns
- πΉ Improve code readability and reusability
- πΉ Write better architecture for .NET apps
- πΉ Gain confidence in real-world project development
Module 12: Mastering SQL for .NET Developers
This module provides an in-depth understanding of SQL tailored for .NET developers. You'll learn how to efficiently design, query, and manage databases using real-world examples and how to integrate SQL with your .NET applications.
Duration: 18 Hours
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Daily Class Plan:
- βοΈ Day 1: Introduction to RDBMS & SQL
- βοΈ Day 2: Creating and Managing Databases
- βοΈ Day 3: Creating Tables, Data Types, Constraints
- βοΈ Day 4: CRUD Operations β SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
- βοΈ Day 5: Filtering, Sorting, and Aliases
- βοΈ Day 6: Joins β INNER, LEFT, RIGHT, FULL
- βοΈ Day 7: Aggregate Functions & GROUP BY, HAVING
- βοΈ Day 8: Subqueries & Nested Queries
- βοΈ Day 9: Views, Indexes, and Stored Procedures
- βοΈ Day 10: Triggers, Transactions & Error Handling
- βοΈ Day 11: Normalization & Table Design Best Practices
- βοΈ Day 12: Real-World SQL Queries for .NET Projects
- βοΈ Day 13: Performance Tuning & Optimization Techniques
π Key Takeaways:
- πΉ Strong foundation in SQL with practical experience
- πΉ Design optimized and normalized database structures
- πΉ Execute complex queries and stored procedures
- πΉ Integrate SQL with .NET applications using ADO.NET & Dapper
- πΉ Prepare for real-time interviews and industry demands
π Final Real-Time Projects
π Project 1: Student Registration Portal
- Frontend: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript
- Backend: ASP.NET Web Forms
- Database: SQL Server
- ORM: ADO.NET
- Description: Manage student data, validations, subject selection, fees summary, and admin login.
π Project 2: Online Course Booking System
- Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, jQuery, Bootstrap
- Backend: ASP.NET MVC 5
- Database: SQL Server
- ORM: Entity Framework (EF 6)
- Description: Users can view and book available courses with login, role-based access, and payment mockup.
π Project 3: Job Portal Management
- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, AJAX
- Backend: ASP.NET Core MVC
- Database: SQL Server
- ORM: Entity Framework Core
- Description: Job seekers can register, upload resumes, and apply to jobs. Admin panel to post/manage jobs.
π Project 4: Inventory Management System
- Frontend: HTML, Bootstrap, React (Optional)
- Backend: ASP.NET Core Web API
- Database: SQL Server
- ORM: Dapper
- Description: Track items, suppliers, stock levels, and generate reports. RESTful APIs with token-based auth.
π Project 5: Hospital Appointment Booking
- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Backend: ASP.NET Web API (.NET Framework)
- Database: SQL Server
- ORM: Entity Framework
- Description: Book appointments, view doctorsβ schedules, admin panel for managing slots, patient details.
π Project 6: eCommerce Product Catalog
- Frontend: HTML, Bootstrap, JavaScript, Vue.js (Optional)
- Backend: ASP.NET Core Web API
- Database: SQL Server
- ORM: Entity Framework Core
- Description: RESTful eCommerce API with product listing, category filtering, cart features, and secure API tokens.
π Terms & Conditions (30 Points)
- Minimum 80% attendance is mandatory to be eligible for certification.
- Students must complete at least 3 out of 6 real-time projects assigned during the course.
- Certification will be awarded only upon successful project submission and exam clearance.
- A minimum of 60% score is required in the final assessment exam.
- Certificates will be provided in digital format only.
- Only certified students will receive placement assistance.
- Students must register with valid ID proof and accurate contact details.
- Class recordings and course content are strictly for personal use only; sharing or resale is prohibited.
- Late project submissions may result in a penalty or disqualification unless pre-approved.
- Active participation in class discussions and assignments is required.
- Use of mobile phones during live sessions is strictly prohibited.
- Professional behavior must be maintained with trainers and fellow students.
- Students must maintain discipline in both physical and virtual classrooms.
- Fees paid are non-refundable and non-transferable under any circumstances.
- Course access is limited to the defined training duration only.
- In case of leave, students must provide prior notice to the course coordinator.
- Performance evaluation will be based on quizzes, assignments, attendance, and project work.
- Mock interviews will be conducted only for eligible and active students.
- Career guidance sessions will be held exclusively for certified candidates.
- Only job-ready and evaluated profiles will be shared with hiring partners.
- Students must complete a feedback form after each module for quality improvement.
- Misbehavior, plagiarism, or malpractice can lead to disqualification or suspension.
- Certificates will contain a unique ID and reflect the student's performance score.
- Any changes in the class schedule will be informed in advance.
- The company reserves the right to update course content or policies without prior notice.
- All assignments must be submitted through the official portal or designated email.
- Students must attend online sessions on time with a stable internet connection.
- Re-exams are allowed only once and only under valid, pre-approved reasons.
- Group projects must be handled collaboratively by all team members.
- Final results and certification status will be communicated via the registered email address only.