.NET Core Full Stack

HTML Basics – Elements, Forms, Tables

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) forms the foundation of web development, enabling the creation of structured and accessible web content. This module covers essential elements, forms, and tables used to build interactive web pages.

CSS Fundamentals-Selectors, Box Model, Positioning

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) is used to style and layout web pages, making them visually appealing and responsive. This module covers key concepts like selectors, the box model, and positioning essential for frontend development.

Layout Techniques - Flexbox & Grid

Modern CSS layout techniques like Flexbox and Grid simplify creating responsive, flexible, and visually balanced designs. They offer precise control over element positioning, alignment, and distribution for building complex layouts with ease.

Responsive Design with Media Queries

Responsive design ensures websites look and perform well on all devices, from mobiles to desktops. Using media queries, developers can apply styles based on screen size, orientation, and resolution for optimal user experience.

Project: Responsive Landing Page (HTML/CSS)

This project brings together all HTML and CSS skills to build a fully responsive landing page. Students will create a professional website that adapts to any device, showcasing mastery of semantic HTML, modern CSS, and responsive design.

Bootstrap Basics - Containers, Grids, Navbars

Bootstrap is a powerful front-end framework with pre-built components for creating responsive, mobile-first websites quickly. This module covers its container system, grid layout, and navigation components for fast, consistent design.

Bootstrap Components - Forms, Alerts, Modals

Bootstrap offers a rich set of pre-built components like forms, alerts, and modals to speed up development and enhance user interaction. This module focuses on creating professional, user-friendly interfaces with these essential tools.

Tailwind CSS Intro - Utility Classes & Setup

Tailwind CSS is a utility-first framework offering low-level classes to build custom designs directly in HTML. It enables rapid development and consistent design systems, providing a modern alternative to traditional CSS frameworks.

Tailwind Layouts - Responsive Components

Tailwind CSS excels at building responsive layouts and components with its utility-first approach. This module covers advanced layout techniques, responsive patterns, and component architecture for flexible, maintainable designs across all devices.

Project: Responsive Portfolio (Bootstrap/ Tailwind)

This project uses Bootstrap and Tailwind CSS to build a professional, responsive portfolio website showcasing skills, projects, and experience.

Basics of C# and .NET Core

C# is a modern object-oriented language, and .NET Core is a cross-platform framework, together enabling development of web apps, APIs, and desktop applications.

ASP.NET Core Fundamentals

ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, high-performance framework for building modern web UIs and APIs in cloud-based applications.

HTML5,CSS,Bootstrap & Media query

Modern web development uses HTML5, CSS, Bootstrap, and media queries to create professional, responsive, and adaptive web applications.

Razor Pages & Views

Razor Pages and Views are fundamental components of ASP.NET Core MVC that handle the presentation layer of web applications. They provide a powerful templating engine that combines HTML with C# code to create dynamic web pages and user interfaces.

Helpers

Helpers in ASP.NET Core MVC are utility classes that simplify tasks like HTML generation, form handling, and URL management, enhancing code reusability and maintainability.

Static Files & Form Handling

Static files and form handling in ASP.NET Core MVC manage client-side resources and process user input, enabling interactive and responsive web applications.

Model Binding,Validations & Data Annotations

Model binding, validations, and data annotations in ASP.NET Core MVC handle form data, ensure input validation, and maintain data integrity for secure, user-friendly applications.

Validations & ModelState

Validations and ModelState in ASP.NET Core MVC ensure data integrity, enforce rules, provide user feedback, and maintain application security.

Authentication Basics

Authentication in ASP.NET Core MVC verifies user identities, validates credentials, and establishes secure sessions to protect application access.

Middleware

Middleware in ASP.NET Core MVC are components in the request pipeline that process HTTP requests and responses, enabling flexible and modular handling of web application tasks.

Javascript

JavaScript in ASP.NET Core MVC enables client-side interactivity, dynamic content, and enhanced user experience for responsive web applications.

Typescript

TypeScript in ASP.NET Core MVC adds type safety, improved maintainability, and tooling support, enabling more robust and scalable web applications.

State management

State management in ASP.NET Core MVC is crucial for maintaining data consistency, user session information, and application state across requests. Understanding different state management techniques helps developers build robust, scalable, and user-friendly web applications with proper data persistence and security.

Error Handling

Error handling in ASP.NET Core MVC ensures applications manage unexpected situations gracefully, provide user feedback, and maintain stability while aiding debugging.

Security

Security in ASP.NET Core MVC involves authentication, authorization, data protection, and safeguards against attacks to protect user data and application integrity.

Bundling & Minification

Bundling and minification in ASP.NET Core MVC optimize performance by combining files and reducing code size to minimize HTTP requests.

Reporting

Reporting in ASP.NET Core MVC involves creating, generating, and delivering various types of reports including PDF reports, Excel exports, charts, dashboards, and data visualizations. This includes implementing reporting libraries, data aggregation, report templates, and export functionality.

Publishing and Deployment

Publishing and deployment in ASP.NET Core MVC prepare applications for production, manage settings, and implement CI/CD pipelines for optimized and efficient deployment.

An Introduction to .NET and .NET Core

.NET is a free, cross-platform, open-source platform, and .NET Core (.NET 5+) is its modern implementation for building applications across Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Installing and configure visual studio 2022

Visual Studio 2022 is Microsoft’s IDE for .NET development, providing tools for downloading, installing, and configuring .NET Core projects.

C# Fundamentals

Data Types and Variables

This guide covers C# fundamentals data types, variables, control flow, and functions essential for writing effective applications.

Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

This guide covers C# OOP principles and Collections, essential for building robust, maintainable, and scalable applications.

.NET Core architecture

.NET Core architecture is a modular, cross-platform framework that supports building scalable and high-performance applications.

Project architecture

Project architecture is the structured design and organization of an application’s components, defining how they interact to achieve functionality, scalability, and maintainability.

.NET Core API architecture

.NET Core API architecture is the structured design of APIs using controllers, middleware, routing, and services to build scalable, maintainable, and high-performance web services.

Routing

Routing in .NET Core maps incoming HTTP requests to the appropriate controllers or endpoints, determining how URLs are processed and handled.

REST, HTTP verbs

REST in .NET Core is an architectural style for building APIs using HTTP verbs to perform CRUD operations on resources for scalable and maintainable web services.

Authentication and authorization

Authentication and Authorization in .NET Core verify user identity and control access, using a flexible framework with multiple schemes and policies.

Server side and Client side validations

Validation in .NET Core ensures data integrity, security, and user experience through server-side and client-side checks.

Controllers & Action Methods

Controllers in ASP.NET Core MVC handle HTTP requests and responses, with Action Methods processing input and implementing application logic.

Logging and Caching

Logging and caching in .NET Core enable application monitoring, debugging, and performance optimization by storing frequently accessed data.

Exception handling

Exception handling in .NET Core provides a structured way to manage runtime errors, maintain stability, and deliver meaningful user feedback.

Dependcy injection

Dependency Injection (DI) in .NET Core is a built-in design pattern that promotes loose coupling by managing class dependencies and object lifetimes.

Introduction to NuGet Packages

NuGet is the .NET package manager that allows developers to create, share, and manage dependencies, simplifying code reuse and library consistency.

Integration with MSSqlserver data base

Microsoft SQL Server is a widely used relational database for .NET Core, supporting integration from basic setup to advanced features and best practices.

Configuring IIS

Internet Information Services (IIS) is Microsoft’s web server for hosting .NET Core applications, requiring proper configuration for production deployment.

Working with Docker

Docker enables consistent development, packaging, and deployment of .NET Core applications by containerizing them for uniform environments across all stages.

Setting up environment (Dev,QA,UAT,Prod)

Environment configuration in .NET Core ensures applications behave correctly across Development, QA, UAT, and Production stages.

Git

Git is a distributed version control system that enables collaboration, version tracking, and project history management in .NET Core development.

Reporting

Reporting in .NET Core provides insights into business data through formats like PDF, Excel, Word, and HTML using various libraries and approaches.

Azure DevOps Basics

Azure DevOps is Microsoft’s suite of tools for planning, collaborating, building, and deploying applications, managing the entire development lifecycle.

Introduction to Databases

A database is a structured collection of data that enables efficient storage, retrieval, and manipulation for modern applications.

SQL Server Installation & Setup

Microsoft SQL Server is a robust relational database management system ideal for enterprise applications, with comprehensive installation and configuration options.

Basic SQL Queries

SQL (Structured Query Language) is the standard language for managing relational databases, essential for effective database operations.

SQL Basics - DQL, DCL, TCL

SQL commands are categorized by functionality, with DDL and DML being key for defining and manipulating database structures.

Database Design

Database design involves tables, columns, keys, constraints, normalization, and ER diagrams to create efficient and well-structured databases.

Working with Queries(DQL)

Data Query Language (DQL), especially SELECT statements, is fundamental for retrieving and querying data effectively.

System and User-Defined Functions

User-defined functions (UDFs) allow custom reusable logic to extend SQL Server functionality with business-specific calculations.

Working With Quries Join and Sub Query

Joins and subqueries combine data from multiple tables and enable complex querying and data analysis.

Working With Stored Procedures

Stored procedures are precompiled SQL statements that encapsulate business logic, improve performance, and enhance security.

Working With Views

Views are virtual tables based on SELECT statements that simplify queries, enhance security, and abstract data access.

Implementing Triggers

Triggers are special stored procedures that automatically execute in response to table or view events to enforce rules and maintain data integrity.

Working With Cursors

Cursors allow row-by-row processing of query results, useful for complex logic that cannot be handled with set-based operations.

Transction Control Language(TCL) - ACID Properties

Transaction Control Language (TCL) manages transactions, ensuring data integrity and consistency via ACID properties.

Backups and Restore

Backup and Restore operations are essential for data protection, disaster recovery, and maintaining business continuity.

Indexing & Performance

Indexing optimizes database performance by speeding up queries, making indexing strategy crucial for efficiency.

Query Optimization

Query optimization improves SQL performance by analyzing execution plans, identifying bottlenecks, and applying best practices.

Advance SQL Features- Security and Administration

SQL Server security and administration covers authentication, authorization, encryption, auditing, and best practices to protect and manage data.