.NET Programming with C# Training Course

Who should attend

Our intro to C# .net training course is aimed at anyone who needs to understand the fundamental principles of .NET programming with C#, in order to be able to then go on to develop commercial Windows, Web (ASP.NET / MVC), server-side or other Microsoft-based solutions (such as BizTalk or SharePoint). The course is well suited to experienced developers coming from backgrounds such as JavaScript, PHP, or Java.

Bring your own device (public scheduled .NET courses in London)

Our C# .NET training course is designed to work with Visual Studio 2017 Community edition so to save time you can install it on your laptop before your course - it's easy to obtain and free to use. That means you can take away all the code you've worked on for further study or even to kick-start your next .NET project.

Prerequisites

Delegates should be comfortable with programming essentials, but no previous Object Oriented Programming experience is assumed (although some OOP experience would certainly be helpful)

Live, instructor-led online and on-site training

We appreciate that you need flexibility to fit in with new working situations - whether you're an individual, part of a distributed team, or simply have projects and deadlines to meet. 

Our remote training can take place online in a virtual classroom, with content split into modules to accommodate your scheduling challenges and meet your learning goals. Get in touch today to find out how we can help design a cost-effective, flexible training solution.

As soon as it's safe, we'll return to also offering the on-site custom training courses and programmes upon which we've built our reputation.

Introduction to C# and .NET

• .NET Framework building blocks
• Hello world in C#
• Using Visual Studio 2019
• Creating your first .NET application

Core C# Language Features

• C# Language Features
• Operators
• Conditional statements
• Pattern matching
• Loops

Defining Types

• Essential concepts
• Classes, objects, and arrays
• Value types
• Nullable types

Defining Members

• A closer look at parameters
• Construction and destruction
• Properties

Going Further with Types and Members

• Static members
• Operators
• Partial types
• Partial methods

Inheritance and Interfaces

• Inheritance
• Additional inheritance techniques
• Interfaces
• Object disposal
• Additional interface techniques

Delegates, Events, and Lambda Expressions

• Delegates
• Anonymous methods and lambdas
• Expression-bodied members
• Events

Using .NET Framework APIs

• Exception handling
• Collections
• Regular expressions

Generics in C#

• Getting started with generics
• A closer look at generics
• Generic delegates, interfaces
• Generic methods
• Generic Classes

File Handling and Serialisation

• Accessing the File System
• Using Files Streams
• Data Contract Serialisation

Additional C# Language Features

• Tuples
• Initialization
• Anonymous types
• Extension methods

LINQ to Objects

• Introduction to LINQ
• Using LINQ with arrays
• Using LINQ with collections
• LINQ techniques

Entity Framework

• Introduction to the Entity Framework
• Creating a simple entity data model
• Using entities in an application
• Creating a full entity data model

Additional / Appendix Topics

These are topics which can be considered for inclusion in custom On-Site .NET training - take a look also at our other .NET training courses for module ideas.

Overview of ASP.NET Core MVC

• Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC
• Understanding controllers
• Understanding view

Parallelization and Asynchronous Methods

• Traditional threading techniques using the Thread class
• Thread Synchronization
• Parallelization
• Async methods

Dynamic Programming

• Using the dynamic keyword
• Dynamic Language Runtime (DLR)

Going further with Entity Framework (EF)

• Mapping scenarios

• Table Per Hierarchy (TPH)

• Table Per Type (TPT)

• Table Per Concrete Type (TPC)

Monitoring and Debugging Applications

• Working with application processes

• Managing application performance

• Windows event log
• Tracing applications
• Working with application processes

• Managing application performance