DIPLOMA IN DOTNET TECHNOLOGY ( M-AS-09 )

1. Introduction to .NET Technology

   • Overview of .NET framework
   • History and evolution
   • Components of .NET (CLR, CTS, CLS)
   • Setting up the development environment (Visual Studio, .NET SDK)

2. C# Programming Language

   • Basics of C# syntax and semantics
   • Data types and variables
   • Control flow (if statements, loops)
   • Object-oriented programming concepts (classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism)
   • Exception handling
   • File I/O operations

3. .NET Framework Class Library (FCL)

   • Overview of FCL
   • Commonly used namespaces (System, System.Collections, System.IO, etc.)
   • Working with strings, arrays, collections, and generics

4. ASP.NET Web Development

   • Introduction to ASP.NET framework
   • ASP.NET Web Forms vs. ASP.NET MVC
   • Creating and configuring ASP.NET projects
   • Web controls and server controls
   • State management techniques (session, cookies, view state)
   • Authentication and authorization

5. ASP.NET Core

   • Introduction to ASP.NET Core
   • Building web applications with ASP.NET Core MVC
   • Dependency injection and middleware
   • Razor syntax and views
   • Routing and attribute routing

6. ADO.NET and Entity Framework

   • Introduction to ADO.NET
   • Connecting to databases
   • Executing SQL commands (queries, inserts, updates, deletes)
   • Working with data readers and datasets
   • Introduction to Entity Framework (ORM framework)
   • Code-first and database-first approaches
   • LINQ (Language Integrated Query)

7. Web Services and APIs

   • Introduction to web services
   • Creating and consuming web services with ASP.NET
   • Introduction to RESTful APIs
   • Building and consuming RESTful APIs with ASP.NET Web API

8. Windows Forms Application Development

   • Introduction to Windows Forms
   • Creating desktop applications with Windows Forms
   • Event-driven programming
   • Controls and components

9. WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)

   • Introduction to WPF
   • XAML (Extensible Application Markup Language)
   • Creating rich desktop applications with WPF
   • Data binding and MVVM (Model-View-ViewModel) pattern

10. Deployment and Configuration

    • Deploying .NET applications
    • Configuration management (app.config, web.config)
    • Application deployment strategies (ClickOnce, MSI installer)

11. Testing and Debugging

    • Unit testing with NUnit or MSTest
    • Debugging techniques in Visual Studio
    • Profiling and performance optimization

12. Security in .NET Applications

    • Authentication and authorization mechanisms
    • Cross-site scripting (XSS) and SQL injection prevention
    • Secure communication (HTTPS)

13. Introduction to .NET Core and .NET 5/6

    • Overview of .NET Core and its advantages
    • Building cross-platform applications with .NET Core
    • Migration strategies from .NET Framework to .NET Core

14. Cloud Integration

    • Introduction to cloud services (Azure, AWS)
    • Deploying and managing .NET applications on cloud platforms

15. Project Work

    • Applying learned concepts to real-world projects
    • Encouraging creativity and problem-solving skills

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