The advanced C# Development courseware is integrated with .NET concepts to give boost to the careers of beginner as well as professional level developers. The main curriculum of the program comprises of advanced, .NET concepts, OOPs, C# language fundamentals and best practices to use classes, interfaces, properties, and inheritances.

The main framework of the course is designed by industry veterans, with live in house projects for successful career.

Course objective

Exploring Microsoft .NET Framework Architecture

Exploring .NET Framework basic and advanced in-depth concepts.

How to use visual studio for running, debugging and testing your C# programs.

How to user OOPs concepts in practical life.

How to build the logic to develop C# programs.

Exploring the differences between classes, structures, interfaces, abstract classes, inheritances,     polymorphism etc.

Who is right for this course?

All .NET beginner(s)/professional(s) who are keen to develop modern mobile, web and desktop applications on Microsoft platform should be willing to participate and learn in this course.

IDE

Eclipse

Microsoft .NET

Introduction to Microsoft .NET

Understanding Microsoft .NET

.NET - What, Why & When

Advantage of .NET

.NET Framework

Understanding .NET Framework

.NET Framework Version History

.NET Framework 4.5 Architecture

Common Language Runtime (CLR)

CLR Components

Assemblies and Namespaces

Assembly Manifest, Metadata

Microsoft Intermediate language (MSIL)

Common Type System (CTS)

Common Language Specification (CLS)

Relationship Between CTS and CLS

Framework Class Library (FCL)

Just In Time Compilation (JIT)

.NET 2015

Understanding .NET 2015 .NET 2015 Architecture

.NET 2015 Components

.NET Compiler Roslyn

.NET 2015 Cross platform support

Garbage Collection

Understanding Garbage Collection (GC)

Advantage of Garbage Collector

Generations in Garbage Collector

Garbage Collector Working Phase

Garbage Collection Algorithm

Finalize and Dispose Method

C# Programming Language

Introduction to C#

History of C# Version

C# - What, Why & When

Structure of a C# Program

Basic Input / Output Operations

Compiling, Running, and Debugging

C# Language Fundamentals

Understanding Data Type

Types of Data Type - Value Type & Reference Type

Naming a variable

Boxing and Unboxing

Data Conversions - Implicit & Explicit

Safe Type Casting with IS and AS Operator

Different Types of Operators

Conditional Statements - If, Else, Switch

Loops - do...while, while, for, foreach

Making star patterns

Jump statements - break, continue, goto

Arrays - One Dimensional, Multi-Dimensional & Jagged Array

Strings - Mutable & Immutable strings

Strings Methods

Essentials of Object-Oriented Programming

Classes and Objects

Inheritance

Polymorphism

Abstraction

Encapsulation

Understanding Methods

Methods Overloading and Overriding

Methods Parameters

Optional Parameters

Understanding Constructor & Destructor

Types of Constructor

Access Modifiers

Different Types of Inheritance

Advantage of Inheritance

Advanced C#

Partial Class

Sealed Class

Abstract Class

Static Class and Static methods

Interface

Property

Indexer

Events and Delegates

Types of delegates

Anonymous Method

Lambda Expression

Attributes

Reflection

Exception Handling

Understanding Exceptions

Try, Catch and Finally block

Throw exception

Handling Exception

Custom Exception

C# 6.0 Features

Auto Property Initializer

Primary Constructors

Dictionary Initializer

Declaration Expressions

Using Static

await inside catch block

Exception Filters

Conditional Access Operator to check NULL Values

Collections & Generics

Understanding .NET Collections

Collection Classes - Array List, Hash Table, Dictionary, Stack, Queue

Collection Interfaces - IEnumerable, IQuerable, IList, ICollection

Understanding .NET Generics

Advantages of Generics

Generic Classes and Interfaces

Design Patterns

Introduction to Design Patterns

Introduction to Design Patterns

Types of Design Patterns

Advantages of Design Patterns

Design Patterns

MVC, MVP and MVVM Pattern

DI and IOC

Factory Pattern

Abstract Factory Pattern

Adapter Pattern

Builder Pattern

Prototype Pattern

Singleton Pattern

Decorator Pattern

Facade Pattern

Lazy Loding Pattern

TrainingNCR.com assures weekly mock-up tests and regular assignments to help the students cement their foundation and have a real work-like scenario. The total tests and assignments have no limit for diligent students.