This comprehensive C# training course is designed to provide a solid foundation in C# programming language and its applications within the .NET Framework and .NET Core. Participants will gain a deep understanding of C# syntax, data structures, object-oriented programming concepts, and advanced topics such as asynchronous programming, multithreading, and web development with ASP.NET. The course covers a wide range of topics, from basic programming concepts to advanced techniques, enabling participants to develop robust and scalable applications using C#.
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Learning Outcomes
• Understand the history, features, and advantages of C# programming language
• Set up a development environment for C# programming
• Master the basics of C# syntax, data types, operators, and control structures
• Learn about arrays, strings, and their manipulation techniques
• Explore object-oriented programming concepts, including classes, objects,inheritance, and polymorphism
• Gain proficiency in working with collections, generics, and LINQ
• Understand file I/O operations, serialization, and XML/JSON handling
• Learn exception handling techniques and best practices
• Develop skills in using delegates, events, and lambda expressions
• Explore asynchronous programming and multithreading concepts
• Gain exposure to Windows Forms, WPF, and ASP.NET for building desktop and web applications
Delivery Format
Instructor-led course
Delivered online via live virtual sessions
Scheduled every month
Course Benefits
- Career Advancement
- Flexible Learning
- Continuous Learning Opportunities
- Mini-projects/Lab activity documents/Configuration guides
- Quizzes
- Programming-based assessment
- A Capstone project
- Industry Relevance
Instructors
All courses are taught by experienced trainers with a minimum of eight years of industry experience.
Modules
1. Brief history of C#
2. Features of C#
3. .NET Framework and .NET Core
4. Setting up the Development Environment
1. Basic syntax and structure of a C#
program
2. Data types and variables
3. Operators and expressions
4. Console input/output
1. Selection statements (if-else, switch)
2. Iteration statements (for, while, dowhile)
3. Jump statements (break, continue, goto)
4. Exception handling (try-catch-finally)
1. Arrays (single-dimensional multidimensional)
2. Array manipulation and operations
3. Strings and StringBuilder
4. String manipulation and operations
1. Method declaration and definition
2. Passing arguments and returning values
3. Overloading methods
4. Recursion and its applications
1. Introduction to classes and objects
2. Class members (fields, properties, methods, constructors)
3. Access modifiers and encapsulation
4. Static and instance members
1. Inheritance basics
2. Base and derived classes
3. Method overriding and virtual methods
4. Abstract classes and interfaces
1. Array lists and lists
2. Dictionaries and hash tables
3. Stacks and queues
4. Generics and generic collections
1. File handling (reading, writing, and manipulating files)
2. Streams and stream readers/writers
3. Serialization and deserialization
4. XML and JSON handling
1. Exception handling basics
2. System.Exception and derived classes
3. Custom exceptions
4. Exception handling best practices
1. Understanding delegates
2. Event handling mechanism
3. Built-in delegates and events
4. Creating custom delegates and events
1. Introduction to LINQ
2. LINQ to Objects
3. LINQ to XML
4. Lambda expressions and their usage
1. Task and Task Parallel Library (TPL)
2. Async and Await keywords
3. Asynchronous programming patterns
4. Error handling in asynchronous code
1. Thread Basics and Thread Synchronization
2. Task Parallel Library (TPL)
3. Asynchronous Programming with Async and Await
4. Parallel LINQ (PLINQ)
1. Introduction to Windows Forms
2. Building Windows Forms applications
3. Introduction to WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)
4. Building WPF applications
1. Introduction to ASP.NET
2. Web Forms and Web Controls
3. Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern
4. ASP.NET Core and Web API
Prerequisites
• Basic understanding of programming concepts and logic
• Familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts (recommended but notmandatory)
Audience
• Beginner and intermediate-level programmers interested in learning C# and .NET development
• Developers seeking to transition from other programming languages to C#
• Software engineers and architects looking to enhance their C# skills and knowledge
• Individuals interested in pursuing a career in .NET development or expanding their existing skillset
How do I Access The Program
- Buy the course online
- Save your payment transaction receipt for any future reference
- The programs will commence only upon formation of a minimum batch of 20 participants
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