This Introduction to .NET Programming training course provides hands-on experience creating software for Microsoft’s .NET (Windows platform) using the Visual Studio development environment. Starting with the most fundamental elements of computer programming, the training evolves to leverage development techniques sufficient to produce a complete web application, including the user interface, business logic and data access layers. You learn how to write code using Visual Basic (VB) and C#; create ASP.NET Web applications, process Web forms, build SQL Server databases and access them using ADO.NET.
Participants can choose to use either C# (C Sharp) or VB (Visual Basic) – the Microsoft .NET core languages. Techniques presented include design, code generation, testing, and debugging, including the ASP.NET (Active Server Pages) and the SQL Server database.
.NET Programming Delivery Methods
In-Person
Online
.NET Programming Course Information
In this .NET Programming course, you will learn how to:
Demonstrate the fundamental aspects of modern computer programming
Design and implement .NET web and Windows applications
Write object-oriented logic using C# and Visual Basic (classes and libraries)
Leverage Visual Studio for code generation, user interface design, testing, and debugging
Build SQL Server databases and access them using the Entity Framework (EF)
Leverage continued support with after-course one-on-one instructor coaching and computing sandbox
.NET Programming Course Prerequisites
Students should have basic computer skills, including the use of the Windows operating system, accessing Web applications and other computer programs, and have some prior programming experience.
.NET Programming Course Outline
Module 1: .NET Programming Fundamentals
Principles of Programming
Writing a procedural program
Transitioning to the object-oriented philosophy
Coding using fundamental C# or VB syntax and semantics
Reviewing, compiling, and executing a program in Visual Studio
Using Visual Studio
Creating projects and solutions
Editing and compiling a program
Running a console application
Module 2: VB and C# Language Syntax
Module 3: Programming Web Applications with ASP.NET
Module 4: Accessing Relational Databases
Module 5: More Object-Oriented Programming