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C#.NET is one of the most dominant and supreme Microsoft programming languages available in the .NET framework. The C#.NET is inclusive of features like C++, JAVA, VB.NET along with some more congenital features. The C#.NET was originated and put together to form a simple, intuitive and goal-oriented programming language.
- We always focus on technical excellence
- We will provide exclusive training on creating applications using C#.NET
- Our training methods are extensive with a customized course curriculum fit to match the standards of the industrial requirements and taught by highly trained and professional C#.NET trainers
FULL STACK .NET DEVELOPER
A Full-Stack.NET Developer is an expert who can build and manage an application’s entire stack, including the front-end, back-end, database, version control, server, and APIs. This learning path focuses on C#, SQL Server, ASP.NET MVC, Web API, Entity Framework Code First, Bootstrap, and HTML5, which are required to build a real-world.NET application. FCL offers its user-friendly interface access to data as well as database connectivity as well as cryptography, developing web applications, numeric algorithm along with network connectivity. Programmers create software by combing the program’s source code together with .NET Framework and other libraries. The framework is designed to be used by the majority of new programs created using Microsoft’s Windows platform. Microsoft also offers an integrated development environment for .NET software, dubbed Visual Studio.
Introduction to.Net
Net Framework 4.8 With C# .net, ASP.net
Using Visual Studio 2019/2022
C#.Net
•Overview of the .NET Platform
•How .NET is Different from Traditional Programming
•.NET Framework Classes
•Common Language Run time
(CLR)
•Overview of .NET Assembles
Introduction to Visual Studio .NET
Creating a Project
•Using the solution Explorer
•Setting Project Properties
•Adding References
•Using the code Editor
•Compiling a Program
•Running a program
.NET Programming in C#
•Data Types
•Value Types vs.Reference Types
•Control/Conditional Statements
•If…Else
•While
•Do…While
•For
•Break, continue
•Switch..Case
Data Structures
•Defining and Using Arrays
•Using System .Array
•Defining and Using Structures
•Defining and Using Enumerations
Expection Handling
•What are Exceptions
•.NET Expection Hierarchy
•Catching Expections
•Throwing Expections
•Managing Resources With Finally
•Defining Custom ExpectionTypes
Defining and using Classes
•Class Members
•Access Modifiers
•Working With methods
•Working With Property Procedures
•Working with constructers and Finalizers
•Working with indexers
Object-Oriented Programming
•Defining and Using Classes
•Class Members
•Acess Modifiers
•Working With Constructors and Finalizers
•Working with Indexers
Advanced Object –Oriented programming
•Defining and Implementing Interfaces
•Defining and implementing inheritance
•Forcing inheritance withAbstract Classes
•Preventing inheritance with Sealed classes
•Understanding partial Classes
•Working with Generics
•Working with iterators
•Working with Nullable Types
•Working with Anonymous methods
Delegates and Events
•Difference between delegate and function pointer
•Types of delegates
•Defining events
•EventHandlers
Windows programming in C#.NET
•What are Windows Forms
•Overview of controls
•Using the Windows Forms Designer
•The Life-cycle of a Form
•The .NET Control Hierarchy Using Controls
•Label and Textbox Controls
•Button and other controls
•Making Choices Using the CheckBox and RadioButton Controls
•Managing Lists Using the ListBox,ComboBox ,
•Providing Assistance with the ToolTip Control
•Using the Error provider Control
•Building Menus and MDI forms
•Additional controls : Timer,Data Time Picker
Working with Dialogs
•Using the MessageBox Class
•Using the standard Dialogs
•Creating and using Windows Dialogs
•Modal versus Modeless Dialogs
•Using DialogResult
ADO.NET
•The ADO.NET Object Model
•Connectedvs. Disconnected Access
•Using connection Classes to Connect to a Data Source
•Using Command Classes to Execute Queries and Stored procedures
•Insert, Update and Delete with ADO.NET
•Using DataReader classes
•Using Stored Procedures in ADO.NET
•Using Data Reader Classes
•Using Stored procedures in ADO.NET
•Using the Data Set Class with Disconnected Data
•Using DataAdapter Classes with DataSets
Working with Assemblies
•The Role of .NET Assemblies
•Private and shared Assemblies
•Understanding Private
Assemblies
•Understanding Shared Assemblies
•Strong Names
•Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
•Buliding,Configuringand
Consuming Shared Assemblies
•Reading and Writing Files
•System .IO Name space
•Examining Files and Directions
•Opening Files
•Reading Files
•Writing Files
•Serialization
•Multireadingin .NET
•Threading Concepts
•Creating Threads in C#
•Managing Threads
•Problems with Threads
•Thread Synchronzation
XML
•Why xml
•Creating xml document
•Using System .XMLclasses
•Importing data from xml file
•Exporting data to xml file
Language integrated Query (LINQ)
•Understanding the role of LINQ
•LINQ to objects
•LINQ to Ado .net
•LINQ to XML
Deploying Applications
•Creating set project
•Using visual studio
Development projects
•Deploying Windows Application
New features in .Net Framework 4.8
ASP.NET Introduction
•Types of Applications–Web,Desktop&Mobile
•Introduction to Web applications
•Web server role,about IIS
•Web Browsers,Web Support Languages
•Why Scripting&itsimportance
•Client –side & is importance
•Client-side& server –side scripting
Introduction to ASP.NET
•What is ASP.NET
•Differences between ASP and ASP.NET
•Page Directives and its use
•Separating Code & Design
•Understanding •The ASP.NET Execution Scenario
•C#.Net in ASP.NET development
ASP.NET Web Forms(Beginning).
•Introducing Web Forms
•HTML Controls
•Working with Server Controls
•Consuming ASP.NET Controls in Webforms
•Understanding the Rendering Nature of controls
•Asp.net page life cycle
Web Forms –validation controls
•Required Field Validator control
•Compare validator control
•Range Validator control
•Regular Expression control
•Custom Validator control
•Validation summary control
User Controls
•Creating user controls
•Registering User Controls •Properties & Methods
•Dynamic loading user controls
Master Pages
•Thre Basics of Master page
•Coding a Master page
•Coding a content page
ADO.NET
•Over of ADO.NET
•Connect/Insert/Update/ Delete,Query data –usingADO.NET
•Retrieve data with datasets
•Data Adapters
•Understanding Data tables Databinding Using Asp.Net Bound Controls
•ASP.NET boundcontrols
•Grid view & its importance in Development
•Grid View (Basic)- simple uses
Grid view (Advanced)- Runtime Fields,Empty DataRows
•SqlData Source
•Details View and Form View
•Datails View and FormView
DataList and Repeater Entity Framework
•Need of Entity Framework
•Different entity framework Models
•Database First
•Model First
•Code First
STATE MANAGEMENT
•DifferentStateManagement Techniques
•ClientSide StateManagement
•Session Variable
•Application Variable
•Using Global.asex file
•Application vs session variables
CACHING
•Advanced of Coaching
•Page Output Caching
•Page Data caching
•Fragment caching
•Crosspage postback and its advantages Security
•Security Overflow
•Authentication & Authorization
•Windows-based Authentication
•Forms-based Authentication
•Memberships
•Authoring Users and Roles
•User Account Impersonation Deployment
•DeployingASP.NET Application
AJAX & JQUERY
•Introduction to Microsoft AJAX
•Using AJAX Toolkit Controls
•Need of JQUERY
•Ajax with the help of JQUERY
ASP.NET MVC
•Introduction to asp.net MVC
•Difference between asp.net and asp.net MVC
•Model
•Views
•Controller
Net Framework 4.8 With C# .net, ASP.net
Using Visual Studio 2019/2022
C#.Net
•Overview of the .NET Platform
•How .NET is Different from Traditional Programming
•.NET Framework Classes
•Common Language Run time
(CLR)
•Overview of .NET Assembles
Introduction to Visual Studio .NET
Creating a Project
•Using the solution Explorer
•Setting Project Properties
•Adding References
•Using the code Editor
•Compiling a Program
•Running a program
.NET Programming in C#
•Data Types
•Value Types vs.Reference Types
•Control/Conditional Statements
•If…Else
•While
•Do…While
•For
•Break, continue
•Switch..Case
Data Structures
•Defining and Using Arrays
•Using System .Array
•Defining and Using Structures
•Defining and Using Enumerations
Expection Handling
•What are Exceptions
•.NET Expection Hierarchy
•Catching Expections
•Throwing Expections
•Managing Resources With Finally
•Defining Custom ExpectionTypes
Defining and using Classes
•Class Members
•Access Modifiers
•Working With methods
•Working With Property Procedures
•Working with constructers and Finalizers
•Working with indexers
Object-Oriented Programming
•Defining and Using Classes
•Class Members
•Acess Modifiers
•Working With Constructors and Finalizers
•Working with Indexers
Advanced Object –Oriented programming
•Defining and Implementing Interfaces
•Defining and implementing inheritance
•Forcing inheritance withAbstract Classes
•Preventing inheritance with Sealed classes
•Understanding partial Classes
•Working with Generics
•Working with iterators
•Working with Nullable Types
•Working with Anonymous methods
Delegates and Events
•Difference between delegate and function pointer
•Types of delegates
•Defining events
•EventHandlers
Windows programming in C#.NET
•What are Windows Forms
•Overview of controls
•Using the Windows Forms Designer
•The Life-cycle of a Form
•The .NET Control Hierarchy Using Controls
•Label and Textbox Controls
•Button and other controls
•Making Choices Using the CheckBox and RadioButton Controls
•Managing Lists Using the ListBox,ComboBox ,
•Providing Assistance with the ToolTip Control
•Using the Error provider Control
•Building Menus and MDI forms
•Additional controls : Timer,Data Time Picker
Working with Dialogs
•Using the MessageBox Class
•Using the standard Dialogs
•Creating and using Windows Dialogs
•Modal versus Modeless Dialogs
•Using DialogResult
ADO.NET
•The ADO.NET Object Model
•Connectedvs. Disconnected Access
•Using connection Classes to Connect to a Data Source
•Using Command Classes to Execute Queries and Stored procedures
•Insert, Update and Delete with ADO.NET
•Using DataReader classes
•Using Stored Procedures in ADO.NET
•Using Data Reader Classes
•Using Stored procedures in ADO.NET
•Using the Data Set Class with Disconnected Data
•Using DataAdapter Classes with DataSets
Working with Assemblies
•The Role of .NET Assemblies
•Private and shared Assemblies
•Understanding Private
Assemblies
•Understanding Shared Assemblies
•Strong Names
•Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
•Buliding,Configuringand
Consuming Shared Assemblies
•Reading and Writing Files
•System .IO Name space
•Examining Files and Directions
•Opening Files
•Reading Files
•Writing Files
•Serialization
•Multireadingin .NET
•Threading Concepts
•Creating Threads in C#
•Managing Threads
•Problems with Threads
•Thread Synchronzation
XML
•Why xml
•Creating xml document
•Using System .XMLclasses
•Importing data from xml file
•Exporting data to xml file
Language integrated Query (LINQ)
•Understanding the role of LINQ
•LINQ to objects
•LINQ to Ado .net
•LINQ to XML
Deploying Applications
•Creating set project
•Using visual studio
Development projects
•Deploying Windows Application
New features in .Net Framework 4.8
ASP.NET Introduction
•Types of Applications–Web,Desktop&Mobile
•Introduction to Web applications
•Web server role,about IIS
•Web Browsers,Web Support Languages
•Why Scripting&itsimportance
•Client –side & is importance
•Client-side& server –side scripting
Introduction to ASP.NET
•What is ASP.NET
•Differences between ASP and ASP.NET
•Page Directives and its use
•Separating Code & Design
•Understanding •The ASP.NET Execution Scenario
•C#.Net in ASP.NET development
ASP.NET Web Forms(Beginning).
•Introducing Web Forms
•HTML Controls
•Working with Server Controls
•Consuming ASP.NET Controls in Webforms
•Understanding the Rendering Nature of controls
•Asp.net page life cycle
Web Forms –validation controls
•Required Field Validator control
•Compare validator control
•Range Validator control
•Regular Expression control
•Custom Validator control
•Validation summary control
User Controls
•Creating user controls
•Registering User Controls •Properties & Methods
•Dynamic loading user controls
Master Pages
•Thre Basics of Master page
•Coding a Master page
•Coding a content page
ADO.NET
•Over of ADO.NET
•Connect/Insert/Update/ Delete,Query data –usingADO.NET
•Retrieve data with datasets
•Data Adapters
•Understanding Data tables Databinding Using Asp.Net Bound Controls
•ASP.NET boundcontrols
•Grid view & its importance in Development
•Grid View (Basic)- simple uses
Grid view (Advanced)- Runtime Fields,Empty DataRows
•SqlData Source
•Details View and Form View
•Datails View and FormView
DataList and Repeater Entity Framework
•Need of Entity Framework
•Different entity framework Models
•Database First
•Model First
•Code First
STATE MANAGEMENT
•DifferentStateManagement Techniques
•ClientSide StateManagement
•Session Variable
•Application Variable
•Using Global.asex file
•Application vs session variables
CACHING
•Advanced of Coaching
•Page Output Caching
•Page Data caching
•Fragment caching
•Crosspage postback and its advantages Security
•Security Overflow
•Authentication & Authorization
•Windows-based Authentication
•Forms-based Authentication
•Memberships
•Authoring Users and Roles
•User Account Impersonation Deployment
•DeployingASP.NET Application
AJAX & JQUERY
•Introduction to Microsoft AJAX
•Using AJAX Toolkit Controls
•Need of JQUERY
•Ajax with the help of JQUERY
ASP.NET MVC
•Introduction to asp.net MVC
•Difference between asp.net and asp.net MVC
•Model
•Views
•Controller
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