Full Stack ASP.NET Training

•    Duration: 6 Months
•    Eligibility: MCA, M.Sc(CS), M.Sc(IT), BCA, B.Sc(CS), B.Sc(IT)

The Full Stack ASP.NET Certification course is designed to equip learners with the necessary skills to develop robust and scalable web applications. This course covers both front-end and back-end development, emphasizing practical application and industry standards.
• Object-Oriented Programming with C# • Introduction to Application Development • HTML 5 Programming • Web Application Development Using ASP.NET MVC

Syllabus:

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• 1. Introduction to Full Stack Development
  • Overview of ASP.NET and MVC architecture.
  • Setting up the development environment with Visual Studio and .NET Core SDK.
  • Understanding the role of client-side, server-side, and database integration.

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• 2. Front-End Development
  • HTML5
    • Basics: Forms, tables, semantic tags, and accessibility.
    • Media elements: Audio, video, and canvas.
  • CSS3
    • Styling: Selectors, properties, and pseudo-classes.
    • Responsive design using Flexbox, Grid, and CSS frameworks like Bootstrap.
  • JavaScript (ES6)
    • Core concepts: Variables, loops, functions, and objects.
    • DOM manipulation and event handling.
    • Asynchronous programming: Promises, async/await, and AJAX.
  • Razor View Engine
    • Razor syntax for embedding C# in HTML.
    • Creating layouts and partial views.
    • Dynamic content binding with strongly-typed views.

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• 3. ASP.NET MVC Core Concepts
  • Introduction to MVC
    • MVC architecture: Models, Views, and Controllers.
    • Role of each component in application development.
  • Routing
    • Conventional vs. attribute-based routing.
    • URL patterns and route constraints.
  • Controllers and Action Methods
    • Creating and managing controllers.
    • Action results: ViewResult, JsonResult, RedirectToAction, etc.
    • Passing data between views and controllers using ViewBag, ViewData, and TempData.
  • Views
    • Creating and rendering views.
    • Razor views with model data binding.
    • Using helper methods (e.g., HTML helpers).
  • Models
    • Creating models and binding them to views.
    • Validating models using data annotations.
    • Entity relationships in model design.

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• 4. Database Integration
  • SQL Server
    • Database design basics: Tables, keys, and relationships.
    • Writing SQL queries: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE.
    • Advanced SQL: Joins, indexing, and stored procedures.
  • Entity Framework Core (EF Core)
    • Setting up EF Core in ASP.NET projects.
    • Code-first and database-first approaches.
    • Using LINQ for querying data.
    • Managing migrations for schema changes.

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• 5. RESTful API Development
  • Introduction to REST architecture.
  • Creating Web APIs using ASP.NET Core MVC.
  • Configuring and testing APIs with Postman.
  • Securing APIs using JWT (JSON Web Tokens).

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• 6. Authentication and Authorization
  • ASP.NET Identity
    • Setting up authentication for user login and registration.
    • Role-based and policy-based authorization.
    • Implementing external login (Google, Facebook, etc.).
  • Data Security
    • Protecting sensitive data with encryption.
    • Handling CSRF and XSS attacks.

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• 7. State Management
  • Managing state with sessions and cookies.
  • TempData usage for passing transient data.

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• 8. Real-Time Applications with SignalR
  • Introduction to real-time communication.
  • Building chat applications and live dashboards using SignalR.
  • Managing connections and broadcasting messages.

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• 9. Advanced Features
  • File Handling
    • Uploading and downloading files securely.
    • Validating and managing file formats.
  • Caching
    • In-memory caching for faster data access.
    • Distributed caching for large-scale applications.
  • Asynchronous Programming
    • Implementing async/await in controllers and services.

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• 10. Deployment
  • Hosting
    • Deploying applications on IIS.
    • Cloud hosting with Azure App Services or AWS Elastic Beanstalk.
  • CI/CD Pipelines
    • Setting up automated build and deploy pipelines using GitHub Actions or Azure DevOps.
    • Managing configurations for development, staging, and production environments.

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• 11. Testing and Debugging
  • Unit Testing
    • Writing unit tests for models, controllers, and views.
    • Mocking dependencies using frameworks like Moq.
  • Debugging
    • Debugging applications with Visual Studio tools.
    • Using logging libraries like Serilog and NLog.

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• 12. Capstone Project
  • User authentication and role management.
  • CRUD operations with database integration.
  • RESTful API endpoints and client-side consumption.
  • Real-time communication with SignalR.
  • Deployment to a cloud environment.

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• 13. Tools and Ecosystem
  • Visual Studio/Visual Studio Code for development.
  • Git for version control.
  • Postman for API testing.
  • SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) for database management.

Assignment:  Self-Assessment by Faculty

Final Exit Profile: Developer in .NET Technology, Specialist in .NET Technology