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.Net Core

.Net core

Duration
45 Hours

Course Description

              A .NET Core course typically covers the fundamentals of building cross-platform applications using the .NET Core framework, including its architecture, development tools, and various application types like web applications and APIs. The course will teach how to develop, configure, and deploy applications across different operating systems like Windows, macOS, and Linux. 

Course Outline For .Net core

1. Introduction to the .NET framework

  • Understanding .NET: Defining the .NET Framework and its relationship to the broader .NET platform.
  • .NET Components: Exploring the key components:
    • Common Language Runtime (CLR): The runtime environment that manages the execution of .NET applications.
    • Framework Class Library (FCL): A rich collection of reusable classes, interfaces, and value types for various programming tasks.
    • Common Language Specification (CLS): Ensuring language interoperability among .NET languages like C#, VB.NET, and F#.
    • Common Type System (CTS): Defining a unified type system for all .NET languages, enabling cross-language inheritance and polymorphism.
  • Benefits of .NET: Discussing advantages like language interoperability, security features, productivity, and cross-platform compatibility (via .NET Core/.NET, Mono, and Xamarin). 

2. Programming with C# or VB.NET 

  • Language Fundamentals: Understanding basic syntax, data types, variables, operators, control statements (if/else, switch, loops), and methods.
  • Object-Oriented Programming (OOP): Applying OOP concepts within the .NET framework, covering classes, objects, constructors, encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.
  • Exception Handling: Implementing robust error handling using try-catch blocks and understanding the role of logging.
  • Collections: Working with data structures like arrays, ArrayLists, and generic collections.
  • Multi-threading: Developing responsive applications using asynchronous operations and threading concepts. 

3. Web development with ASP.NET 

  • Introduction to Web Applications: Understanding web application architecture and the role of ASP.NET in creating dynamic websites.
  • ASP.NET Frameworks: Exploring options like Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, and ASP.NET Web Pages for building web applications.
  • Visual Studio: Using Visual Studio as the primary IDE for designing, coding, and debugging web applications.
  • Web Controls and Validation: Utilizing ASP.NET web controls and validation controls to manage user interfaces and input.
  • State Management: Implementing techniques like ViewState, Session, and Cookies to manage state in web applications.
  • Web Services: Creating and consuming web services with ASP.NET.
  • Security: Implementing authentication (Windows, Forms) and authorization to secure web applications. 

4. Database connectivity with ADO.NET and Entity Framework 

  • ADO.NET Basics: Understanding the fundamentals of ADO.NET for connecting to databases like SQL Server.
  • Data Access: Using connected and disconnected architectures to retrieve, modify, and update data.
  • Data Objects: Working with DataSet, DataTable, DataReader, SqlConnection, and SqlCommand to interact with databases.
  • Entity Framework: Using the Entity Framework as an Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool to simplify database interactions by working with .NET objects. 

5. Desktop application development

  • Windows Forms: Building desktop applications with Windows Forms controls and event-driven programming.
  • Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF): Developing rich user interfaces with WPF and Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) for desktop applications. 

6. Advanced topics (depending on course level)

  • LINQ (Language Integrated Query): Querying data from various sources (objects, SQL databases, XML) using a consistent query syntax.
  • Windows Communication Foundation (WCF): Developing service-oriented applications.
  • Design Patterns: Applying design patterns like Singleton, Factory, and MVC to create reusable, maintainable, and scalable code.
  • Deployment: Understanding deployment options for .NET applications.
  • Security: Deepening knowledge of .NET Framework security, including code access security and digital signatures. 
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