What Is Programming? And How To Get Started
January 28, 2025
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Understand .NET framework: Master ASP.NET for dynamic web apps, emphasizing web forms, server controls, and data-driven techniques.
Proficiency in C#: Learn data types, variables, operators, and control program flow using conditionals and loops efficiently.
Advanced C# concepts: Master object-oriented principles like inheritance, polymorphism; and techniques like extension methods.
Delve into advanced exception handling techniques, create custom exceptions, and seamlessly implement asynchronous C# code.
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Embark on a deep dive into the dynamic universe of .Net Full Stack Development with this comprehensive course. This course is meticulously crafted for those venturing into the .Net domain, ensuring a solid foundational grasp.
In the first module, Introduction to ASP.NET, dive into .Net development, acquainting yourself with the essence of ASP.NET, the .NET framework, and its synergy with the C# language. Experience first-hand the crafting of dynamic web applications and basic programming techniques using .Net tools. Progressing to the second module, C# Programming Fundamentals, delve into C# essentials. This module introduces core elements like syntax, variables, and control structures, bolstered by hands-on assignments designed to enhance your programming skill set. Finally, in the third module, Advanced C# Programming, explore deeper facets of C#. From LINQ, delegates, and events to intricate OOP principles, this module ensures you grasp advanced concepts and master key techniques for robust exception handling. By the end of this course, you'll possess a profound mastery over .Net Full Stack Development, poised to craft efficient .Net applications and primed to explore even more advanced .Net technologies.
Introduction to ASP.net is a module designed for individuals who want to learn the ASP.net framework. The module provides a comprehensive overview of development concepts and how they relate to ASP.net. Participants will learn how to create dynamic web applications using ASP.net, including building web forms, working with server controls, and using data sources to retrieve and display information. Additionally, the course covers the basics of programming in C# and introduces participants to the .NET framework.
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The C# Programming Fundamentals module is designed to equip learners with a solid foundation in the syntax, concepts, and principles of C# programming language. The module covers various topics, starting with an introduction to the C# programming language, including its history and significance in modern software development. It then progresses to cover essential aspects of programming in C# such as data types and variables, including integer, floating-point, Boolean, and string types. The module also covers the use of arithmetic, logical, and comparison operators in C#, as well as expressions and their evaluation. Learners will also explore conditional statements, loops, and branching statements in C# to control program flow, as well as the basics of creating and calling methods and functions, including passing arguments and returning values.
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The Advanced C# Programming Fundamentals module is designed to provide learners with an in-depth understanding of advanced C# programming concepts and techniques. The module covers various topics, starting with an overview of advanced programming concepts such as LINQ, delegates, and events. It then progresses to cover advanced object-oriented programming principles such as inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation, as well as advanced techniques for working with classes and objects, such as extension methods, interfaces, and abstract classes. The module also covers advanced topics in exception handling, threading, and asynchronous programming, including how to create and work with asynchronous and parallel code.
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Board Infinity is a full-stack career platform, founded in 2017 that bridges the gap between career aspirants and industry experts. Our platform fosters professional growth, delivering personalized learning experiences, expert career coaching, and diverse opportunities to help individuals fulfill their career dreams. Board Infinity has successfully facilitated over 20,000 career transitions, marking a significant impact in the career development landscape.
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Reviewed on Oct 27, 2024
Please cover all the topics , some topic are missing in it.
Reviewed on Sep 24, 2024
Quizzes don't show the correct answer. Also, it would be nice to have an explanation along with the correct answers as to clarify some questions from Learners.
Reviewed on Aug 17, 2024
I have little to say about this course than that it is a great course.
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The .Net Full Stack Foundation course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of .Net full stack development. It covers everything from basics to advanced concepts and is suitable for both beginners and those with some .Net experience.
This course is ideal for anyone aspiring to become a full stack .Net developer. It's tailored for both complete beginners as well as individuals with some experience in .Net.
There are no strict prerequisites for this course. However, a basic understanding of web development concepts can be beneficial.
By the end of this course, you will have a solid understanding of full-stack web development with .Net and the skills to build your own web and desktop applications.
In the Introduction to ASP.NET module, you will gain an understanding of the fundamentals of ASP.NET, its architecture, key components of the .NET framework, and how to develop dynamic web applications using ASP.NET. You will also be introduced to the basics of C# programming within the ASP.NET environment.
The C# Programming Fundamentals module will cover the basics of C# language, its significance, data types and variables, operators, control structures like loops and conditions, and the essentials of creating and utilizing methods and functions.
The Advanced C# Programming module delves deep into advanced C# programming concepts like LINQ, delegates, events, object-oriented principles (inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation), and advanced techniques in classes and objects, exception handling, and asynchronous programming.
As you progress through the course, you will have opportunities to work on practical assignments and projects that will simulate real-world challenges, helping you gain practical experience in full-stack .Net development.
The course will take approximately 16 hours to complete. This estimate includes time for lectures, hands-on exercises, and projects, but the actual time may vary depending on individual pace and understanding.
Absolutely, the .Net Full Stack Foundation course is designed for self-paced learning. This allows you to progress through the material at a pace that suits your individual needs and schedule.
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