.NET is a platform for the developers, which is open-source, cross-platform, and free, as well. This platform is designed and deployed for developing different and diversified applications. With the help of .NET, you can use different programming languages, libraries, and editors to develop applications and software for desktop, web, games, mobile, and IoT (Internet of Things). You can develop applications in .NET using C#, F#, and/or visual basic. C# is a very simple to code, object-oriented, simple, and type-safe programming language. F# is another functional programming language for .NET, which is also an object-oriented, open-source, imperative, and cross-platform programming language. In .NET, you will also find another approachable programming language that comes with a simple syntax for developing object-oriented and type-safe applications. .NET Core is cross-platform, which means you can implement this platform for websites, servers, and console applications on Windows, Linux, and MAC OS.
PROGRAMMING .NET TRAINING
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Prerequisites
- This course has no specific prerequisites.
- Ideal if you have the fundamental knowledge of any high-level programming language.
What will you gain after this course
- You will be recognized as a professional .NET developer, upon successful completion of this course.
- You will be able to work in a cross-platform development environment, with the help of this course.
- You will have the opportunity to learn high-level programming languages like C#, F#, and Visual Basic.
Jobs you can get
with a .Net Certification
- .NET Developer
- Full Stack .NET Developer
- Senior .NET Developer
- Senior .NET Web Application Developer
- .NET Angular Developer
Select your preferred training delivery mode
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Introduction to C#
<ul>
<li> Overview of C#</li>
<li> Data Types</li>
<li> Memory Concepts</li>
<li> Control Structures</li>
<li> Arrays</li>
<li> Namespaces</li>
<li> .Net Framework and CLR</li>
<li> Introduction to Visual studio</li>
</ul>
<li> Overview of C#</li>
<li> Data Types</li>
<li> Memory Concepts</li>
<li> Control Structures</li>
<li> Arrays</li>
<li> Namespaces</li>
<li> .Net Framework and CLR</li>
<li> Introduction to Visual studio</li>
</ul>
Object Oriented Programming
<ul>
<li> Classes and Objects</li>
<li> Constructors</li>
<li> Inheritance</li>
<li> Polymorphism</li>
<li> Abstract</li>
<li> Interface</li>
<li> Delegates</li>
<li> Exception Handling</li>
<li> Reflections</li>
<li> Indexers</li>
<li> Threading</li>
</ul>
<li> Classes and Objects</li>
<li> Constructors</li>
<li> Inheritance</li>
<li> Polymorphism</li>
<li> Abstract</li>
<li> Interface</li>
<li> Delegates</li>
<li> Exception Handling</li>
<li> Reflections</li>
<li> Indexers</li>
<li> Threading</li>
</ul>
Graphical User Interface
<ul>
<li> Intro to Win forms</li>
<li> Event handling</li>
<li> Toolbox</li>
<li> Custom toolbox controls</li>
<li> User defined controls</li>
<li> Graphic controls</li>
<li> Files and streams</li>
<li> Usage and implementations of controls</li>
<li> Software Development</li>
</ul>
<li> Intro to Win forms</li>
<li> Event handling</li>
<li> Toolbox</li>
<li> Custom toolbox controls</li>
<li> User defined controls</li>
<li> Graphic controls</li>
<li> Files and streams</li>
<li> Usage and implementations of controls</li>
<li> Software Development</li>
</ul>
MSSQL Server and Project Work
<ul>
<li> Intro to databases</li>
<li> Relational database concepts</li>
<li> Structured Query Language</li>
<li> Stored Procedures</li>
<li> Functions</li>
<li> Triggers</li>
<li> Development of project work</li>
<li> Unit Testing of project work</li>
<li> Deployment of project work</li>
<li> Documentation of project work</li>
</ul>
<li> Intro to databases</li>
<li> Relational database concepts</li>
<li> Structured Query Language</li>
<li> Stored Procedures</li>
<li> Functions</li>
<li> Triggers</li>
<li> Development of project work</li>
<li> Unit Testing of project work</li>
<li> Deployment of project work</li>
<li> Documentation of project work</li>
</ul>
Ado.Net and Asp.Net
<ul>
<li> Basics of Ado.net</li>
<li> Connected and Disconnected modes</li>
<li> Programming with Ado.net</li>
<li> CSS and JavaScript</li>
<li> HTML</li>
<li> Intro to Web forms</li>
<li> Web Controls</li>
<li> Server Controls</li>
<li> Client Controls</li>
<li> Navigation Controls</li>
<li> Validations</li>
<li> Master Page</li>
<li> State Management Techniques</li>
<li> Caching</li>
<li> AJAX</li>
<li> Web Services</li>
<li> WPF</li>
<li> Silverlight</li>
</ul>
<li> Basics of Ado.net</li>
<li> Connected and Disconnected modes</li>
<li> Programming with Ado.net</li>
<li> CSS and JavaScript</li>
<li> HTML</li>
<li> Intro to Web forms</li>
<li> Web Controls</li>
<li> Server Controls</li>
<li> Client Controls</li>
<li> Navigation Controls</li>
<li> Validations</li>
<li> Master Page</li>
<li> State Management Techniques</li>
<li> Caching</li>
<li> AJAX</li>
<li> Web Services</li>
<li> WPF</li>
<li> Silverlight</li>
</ul>
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