.NET Full-Stack Training Program
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Course Overview
- The .NET Full-Stack Training Program is designed to provide students with a comprehensiveunderstanding of full-stack development using the .NET framework. The program is intended forindividuals who want to learn how to build web applications from start to finish using C#, ASP.NET, andother related technologies
- The course is divided into several modules that cover various aspects of full-stack development,including front-end web development, back-end web development, database design, and deployment.Students will learn how to develop responsive and dynamic web applications that can work on different
- platforms, including desktop, mobile, and web.
At the end of the training, participants will be able to:
Pre-requisite
Duarion
15 Weeks
Course Outline
- Introduction to the .NET framework and its components
Introduction to the C# programming language and basic syntax
Data types, operators, and control structures
Methods, classes, and objects
Exception handling
- Introduction to web applications and the HTTP protocol
Introduction to ASP.NET and its architecture
Creating a basic ASP.NET web application using Visual Studio
Understanding web forms and server controls
Data binding and validation
- Introduction to ASP.NET MVC framework
Understanding the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern
Creating an ASP.NET MVC web application
Working with Razor views
Handling HTTP requests and responses
- Introduction to RESTful services
Designing and creating Web APIs
Implementing HTTP methods and status codes
Authentication and authorization in Web APIs
Consuming Web APIs from client applications
- Introduction to Entity Framework
Designing and creating databases using Entity Framework Code First
Understanding DbContext and DbSet classes
Querying and updating data using LINQ
Advanced Entity Framework concepts
- Introduction to Angular
Creating and configuring Angular applications
Understanding components, templates, and data binding
Handling events and user input
Routing and navigation in Angular applications
- Introduction to AngularJS
Understanding the differences between AngularJS and Angular
Working with directives, services, and filters in AngularJS
Advanced Angular concepts such as custom directives and dependency injection
Migration from AngularJS to Angular
- Introduction to cloud computing and cloud services
Deploying web applications to Microsoft Azure
Understanding cloud-based storage and database options
Scaling and Monitoring and troubleshooting cloud-based applications mana
- Introduction to Agile methodology and principles
Agile project management with Scrum
Roles and responsibilities in Agile teams
Agile development practices such as user stories and continuous integration
Sprint planning and retrospectives
- Introduction to SDLC and its phases
Requirements gathering and analysis
Designing software architecture and solutions
Implementing and testing software
Maintenance and support of software
- Introduction to SQL Server and its components
Understanding relational database concepts
Designing and creating databases using SQL Server Management Studio
Querying and manipulating data using SQL
Advanced SQL Server concepts such as stored procedures and views
- Best practices for writing clean and efficient C# code
Understanding C# idioms and conventions
Using LINQ for querying and manipulating data
Advanced C# concepts such as generics and delegates
Debugging and profiling C# code
- Introduction to web development technologies
Creating HTML and CSS markup for web pages
JavaScript programming fundamentals - Working with jQuery to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM)
Responsive web design using media queries
- Advanced ASP.NET MVC concepts
Working with Views and Partial Views
Using filters and attributes to control the
- Applying the skills and knowledge acquired during the training program
Developing a full-stack application using ASP.NET, Angular, and SQL Server
Presenting and demonstrating the final project to the instructors and peers.
