Application Framework
Microsoft .NET Application Framework
Learn Microsoft .NET Application Development by mastering C#, ASP.NET Core, and Entity Framework for back-end development. You’ll work with web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for building dynamic web applications. Explore database management with SQL Server and MongoDB, and gain hands-on experience using Git & GitHub for version control. Build scalable, real-world applications using the Microsoft .NET Framework!
Shreelakshmi
- (4.8)
- 15
- 1 hour per day
- 25
This comprehensive course will guide you through the Microsoft .NET Application Framework, focusing on building dynamic, scalable desktop and web applications using C# and ASP.NET Core. You’ll begin by learning the fundamentals of C# programming and ASP.NET Core for back-end development, including building web applications, APIs, and RESTful services. You’ll also explore Entity Framework for database management and SignalR for creating real-time applications.
Next, the course will introduce you to developing Windows Forms applications, working with controls, event-driven programming, and file handling. You’ll also learn how to create and deploy .NET applications, working with databases using ADO.NET and SQL Server.
Throughout the course, you’ll gain hands-on experience with real-world projects, building complete .NET applications, integrating front-end and back-end technologies, and using Git & GitHub for version control. By the end, you’ll have the skills to build, deploy, and maintain Microsoft .NET applications for both desktop and web environments
What Will You Learn?
This course will teach you the core concepts of the Microsoft .NET Application Framework, focusing on both desktop and web applications. By the end of this course, you will be equipped to build dynamic, scalable applications using C# and ASP.NET Core.
Requirements
This course is designed for beginners who want to learn application development using the Microsoft .NET Framework. While prior experience with C# or .NET technologies is not required, a basic understanding of programming concepts will help you get the most out of this course.
Introduction to .NET and Software Installation
Learn about the .NET framework, its capabilities, and how to install the required software for C# development. Gain insight into how .NET enables the development of cross-platform applications.
Creating and Structuring a C# Console Application
Understand how to set up a project in C# and organize your folder structure for better maintainability. Learn to use print statements for debugging and displaying output in console applications.
Operators in C#
Explore the different types of operators in C# like arithmetic, logical, relational, and assignment operators. Learn how to use them for calculations, comparisons, and logic operations.
Control Statements: If-Else and Switch-Case
Learn how to make decisions in your code using if-else conditions to control program flow. Understand how to use switch-case statements for multiple condition checks.
Looping in C#
Understand how to use loops like for, while, and do-while to repeat tasks efficiently. Learn to control the number of iterations and exit conditions for each type of loop.
Type Conversion and Runtime Input
Learn how to convert between different data types and handle user input at runtime. Understand how to take dynamic input from the user using Console.ReadLine() and process it.
Functions in C#
Discover how to create and use functions to structure your code into modular, reusable blocks. Learn about passing parameters and returning values to/from functions.
String Handling in C#
Learn the difference between mutable and immutable strings, and how to manipulate string data in various ways. Explore string methods and performance considerations.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) - Classes and Objects
Learn the fundamentals of OOP including creating and using classes and objects. Understand how objects encapsulate data and behavior to model real-world entities.
Inheritance in C#
Understand how inheritance allows one class to inherit the properties and methods of another. Learn how to reuse code and extend functionality through base and derived classes.
Polymorphism in C#
Learn about method overloading and method overriding to implement polymorphism. Understand how polymorphism enables objects of different classes to be treated as instances of the same class.
Abstract Classes and Interfaces
Discover how abstract classes and interfaces are used to define shared functionality and enforce class contracts. Learn when to use each to create flexible, scalable systems.
Exception Handling in C#
Learn how to handle errors and exceptions in your application using try-catch blocks. Understand how exceptions are thrown and caught to maintain program stability.
User-Defined Exceptions
Understand how to create custom exceptions in C# to handle specific error scenarios. Learn how to improve error reporting and troubleshooting with user-defined exceptions
Introduction to Threading in C#
Learn how threading in C# allows for concurrent execution of multiple tasks. Understand the basics of threading and how it improves application performance.
Single and Multi-Thread Programming
Master single-threaded and multi-threaded programming techniques in C#. Learn how to implement tasks that run concurrently and utilize system resources more effectively.
File Handling in C#
Discover how to work with files in C#, including reading and writing data to files. Learn about file streams and handling common file-related exceptions.
Collections in C#
Understand the various collection types available in C#, such as arrays, lists, dictionaries, and sets. Learn how to store, manipulate, and iterate over groups of objects efficiently.
Creating a Windows Application
Learn the essentials of creating Windows Forms applications with C#. Understand how to use the Windows Forms Designer and handle user interactions in a graphical interface.
Working with Controls in Windows Applications
Explore common UI controls in Windows applications, such as buttons, textboxes, and labels. Learn how to handle user input and display output using these controls.
Creating Functional Forms
Learn how to design and create useful forms like calculators or login screens. Understand form layout and how to implement functionality using event-driven programming.
Validation Controls in Windows Forms
Master the use of validation controls in Windows Forms to ensure that user input is correct and complete before processing.
Event Handling with Buttons and Controls
Learn to handle button clicks, mouse events, and keyboard events to trigger actions within your application. Understand the concept of event-driven programming in Windows Forms.
Creating a Notepad Application
Develop a functional notepad application using text processing, file I/O, and user input handling. Gain practical experience in building real-world desktop applications.
Working with DLL Files
Learn how to create dynamic link libraries (DLLs) to modularize and reuse code across different applications. Understand how to reference and use DLLs in both console and Windows Forms applications.
Session Management in Windows Applications
Understand how to manage user sessions and maintain state across different user interactions in Windows applications. Learn how to use classes and objects to track session data.
Deployment of Windows Applications
Learn how to package and deploy .NET Windows applications to client systems. Understand the basics of installing applications, handling dependencies, and setting up shortcuts.
Introduction to ADO.NET
Learn about ADO.NET, a set of data access technologies that enable interaction with databases. Understand the architecture and how it helps in performing CRUD operations.
Connecting to Databases with ADO.NET
Discover how to establish connections to databases using ADO.NET and execute SQL queries to manipulate data. Understand connection strings and the various ADO.NET objects.
Performing CRUD Operations
Learn how to perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations using ADO.NET. Understand how to interact with databases through command objects and execute SQL statements.
Working with GridView Control in ADO.NET
Master the use of the GridView control to display data from databases in a structured format. Learn how to bind data to GridViews and customize their appearance for better user experience.
Introduction to ASP.NET
Get an overview of ASP.NET, a powerful framework for building dynamic, data-driven web applications. Understand its features and how it simplifies web development with .NET.
Handling Controls in ASP.NET
Learn how to handle and manipulate both HTML and server-side controls in ASP.NET. Explore the differences between them and how they work in the context of a web page.
Menu Controls in ASP.NET
Discover how to create and manage menus for navigation in ASP.NET web applications. Learn about the various menu controls like Menu, TreeView, and SiteMapPath.
Validation Controls in ASP.NET
Understand how to apply validation controls to ensure data integrity in web forms. Learn about required field validators, range validators, and custom validation techniques.
Creating Master Pages in ASP.NET
Learn how to create reusable master pages in ASP.NET to maintain consistent layout and design across multiple web pages in your application.
Session Management in ASP.NET
Master the techniques for managing user sessions in ASP.NET, including using session state to persist user data across requests and pages.
Web Application with ADO.NET
Learn how to integrate ADO.NET into ASP.NET applications for database access, enabling users to perform CRUD operations on data in a web environment