


.NET Development

The .NET Development course is primarily designed for student(s)/fresher(s) who want to make a career in .NET technologies. In this course, you will learn basic .NET concepts, OOPs concepts, C# language fundamentals and how to use visual studio 2015 for .NET development.
Online Dot Net Training Institute

Why .NET?


Course Description

  • About the course
  • Course Curriculum
  • Assessment
  • Hands-On (Lab Practice)
  • F&Q's

About the course


Course objectives


  1. Describe Microsoft .NET Framework Architecture
  2. Understand .NET Framework basic and advanced in-depth concepts
  3. Use visual studio 2015 for running, debugging and testing your C# programs
  4. Use OOPs concepts like abstractions, Inheritance, polymorphism etc. in practical life
  5. Build the logic to develop C# programs
  6. Use classes, objects, properties, partial classes, static classes etc. in practical life
  7. Use C# advanced concepts like collections, generics and delegates
  8. Describe the differences between classes, structures, interfaces, abstract classes etc

Who can do this course?

All students/freshers who are keen to develop modern web, desktop and service oriented applications on Microsoft platform should go for this course.


There is no pre-requisites to join this course.


Visual Studio 2015

Microsoft .NET

  1. Introduction to Microsoft .NET
  2. .NET 2015 Cross platform support
  3. Advantages of Microsoft .NET

.NET Framework

  1. Understanding .NET Framework
  2. .NET Framework Version History
  3. .NET Framework 4.5 Architecture
  4. Common Language Runtime (CLR)
  5. CLR Components
  6. Microsoft Intermediate language (MSIL)
  7. Common Type System (CTS)
  8. Common Language Specification (CLS)
  9. Relationship Between CTS and CLS
  10. Framework Class Library (FCL)
  11. Just-In Time Compilation (JIT)
  12. Types of JIT Compiler
  13. Normal JIT, Pre-JIT, Econo JIT

IDE Environment: Visual Studio 2015

  1. Understanding Visual Studio
  2. Visual Studio Version History
  3. Understanding Visual Studio Editions
  4. Advantage of Visual Studio
  5. Understanding Visual Studio Features
  6. Visual Studio Explorer–Solution, Team, Server
  7. Coding and Debugging
  8. Types of Projects in Visual Studio
  9. Creating a Project and Solution
  10. Toolbox
  11. Property Window

C# Programming Language

  1. History of C# Version
  2. C# - What, Why & When
  3. Structure of a C# Program
  4. Basic Input / Output Operations
  5. Compiling, Running, and Debugging

Data Type, Variable & Typecasting

  1. Understanding Data Type
  2. Types of Data Type – Value Type & Reference Type
  3. Naming a variable
  4. Boxing and Unboxing
  5. Data Conversions – Implicit & Explicit
  6. Safe Type Casting with IS and AS Operator


  1. Types of Assemblies
  2. Shared Assembly, Private Assembly & Satellite Assembly
  3. Structure of an Assembly, Assembly Manifest, Metadata
  4. Examining the Content of an Assembly
  5. Understanding Namespaces and Assemblies
  6. Creating a Shared Assembly
  7. The Global Assembly Cache
  8. Putting the Shared Assembly into GAC
  9. Strong Name and Week Named Assembly
  10. Making the Shared Assembly Visible in Visual Studio
  11. Using the Shared Assembly


  1. Creating Namespace
  2. Advantages of Namespace

Garbage Collection

  1. Understanding Garbage Collection (GC)
  2. Advantage of Garbage Collector
  3. Generations in Garbage Collector
  4. Garbage Collector Working Phase
  5. Garbage Collection Algorithm
  6. Finalize and Dispose Method


  1. Different Types of Operators
  2. Operators precedence

Conditional Statements

  1. Introduction to conditional statement
  2. If statements
  3. If-else statement
  4. If-else ladder
  5. Switch statement


  1. Introduction to loop
  2. do...while loop
  3. while loop
  4. Making star patterns

Jump Statements

  1. break statements
  2. continue statement

Loops Contd.

  1. for loop
  2. foreach loop
  3. Making number patterns


  1. Introduction to Methods
  2. Methods Categories
  3. Methods Parameters
  4. Optional Parameters
  5. Call By Value
  6. Call By Reference


  1. Introduction to strings
  2. Mutable strings
  3. Immutable strings
  4. Strings methods


  1. Introduction to Array
  2. One Dimensional Array
  3. Multi-Dimensional Array
  4. Jagged Array

Object-Oriented Programming Concepts

  1. Introduction to object oriented programming
  2. Classes and Objects
  3. Inheritance
  4. Polymorphism
  5. Abstraction
  6. Encapsulation

Class and Objects

  1. Creating a class
  2. Access Modifiers
  3. Instance members
  4. Creating an object

Constructor and Destructor

  1. Introduction to Constructor
  2. Types of Constructor
  3. Default Constructor
  4. Parameterised Constructor
  5. Introduction to Destructor
  6. Creating Destructor


  1. Introduction to Inheritance
  2. Types of inheritance
  3. Single Level Inheritance
  4. Multi-Level Inheritance
  5. Multiple Inheritance
  6. Hybrid Inheritance
  7. Advantage of Inheritance
  8. Sealed class and private constructor

Encapsulation and Abstraction

  1. Introduction to Encapsulation
  2. Need of Encapsulation
  3. Introduction of Abstraction
  4. Need of Abstraction
  5. Difference between Abstraction and Encapsulation


  1. Introduction to Polymorphism
  2. Types of Polymorphism
  3. Methods Overloading
  4. Methods Overriding
  5. Abstract, override and new keywords


  1. Introduction to Property
  2. Types of Property
  3. Read-Write Property
  4. Read Only Property
  5. Write Only Property
  6. Advantages of Property


  1. Introduction to Indexer
  2. Types of Indexer
  3. Advantages of Indexer


  1. Introduction to Interface
  2. Creating Interface
  3. Need of Interface
  4. Abstract class vs. Interface

Static Class

  1. Introduction to static class
  2. Creating static class and static methods
  3. Need of static class
  4. Normal class vs. Static class

Abstract Class

  1. Introduction to Abstract Class
  2. Creating Abstract class
  3. Need of Abstract class
  4. Advantages of abstract class

Partial Class

  1. Introduction to partial class
  2. Creating partial class
  3. Need of partial class

Exception Handling

  1. Understanding Exceptions
  2. Try, Catch and Finally block
  3. Throw exception
  4. Handling Exception
  5. Custom Exception


  1. Introduction to structure
  2. Creating structure
  3. Structure vs. Class


  1. Introduction to enum
  2. Creating enum
  3. Need of enum


  1. Introduction to delegates
  2. Types of delegates
  3. Single Delegate
  4. Multicast Delegate

Generic Delegates

  1. Introduction to generic delegates
  2. Func
  3. Action
  4. Predicate


  1. Understanding .NET Generics
  2. Using Generics classes
  3. Using Generics Interfaces
  4. Generics Advantages
  5. Collections vs. Generics


  1. Introduction to events
  2. Creating Events
  3. Event Handler


  1. Introduction to .NET Collections
  2. Introduction to Collection Classes–Array List, Hash Table, Dictionary, Stack, Queue
  3. Introduction to Collection Interfaces – IEnumerable, IQuerable, IList, ICollection


  1. Relations between Collection Interfaces and Classes
  2. Using Collection classes – Array List, Hash Table & Dictionary
  3. Using Collection classes – Stack, Queue
  4. Using Collection Interfaces – IEnumerable, IQuerable, IList, ICollection

Mock-up Tests and Assignments


Mockup-Tests objectives


  1. Monitor their learning progress
  2. Evaluate themselves
  3. Crack their technical interview first round with objective questions

Assignments objectives

At the completion of assignments, attendees will be able to;

  1. Gain confidence to work on .NET and C# project with latest technologies
  2. Evaluate their development skills
  3. Prepare themselves for real-application development

Hands-On (Lab Practice)

The primary goal of lab is to do practices of the C#, ASP.NET, SQL Server programs and learn how to develop web pages. Lab practice will help you to develop web application with the recommended design principles and practices.


  1. Building C# Programs Logic
  2. Developing logic to make complex programs like Star Patterns and Number Patterns
  3. Solving Mathematical Problems using C#
  4. Processing user inputs using ASP.NET with C#

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. Who are your mentors?

All our mentors are highly qualified and experience professionals. All have at least 5-10 yrs of development experience in various technologies and are trained by Dot Net Tricks to deliver interactive training to the participants.

Q2. How do I enroll for the online/offline training?

You can enroll for the online/offline training prgram. Payments can be made using any of the following options and receipt of the same will be issued to the candidate by us via email.
  1. Visa debit/credit card
  2. Net banking
  3. Through PayPal

Q3. Can I cancel my enrollment, if I am not happy with the course?

We do our best to ensure this does not happen. However, you are unhappy, you can opt out and get a pro-rated refund. To know more please go through our Refund Policy.

Q4. How online classes are held?

You online classes are held at your home or office. Online classes are held with the help of WebEx meeting and you can take it from the comfort of your home or office.

Q5. Do you provide any course material?


Q6. Do you provide any class video?


Q7. What If I miss my online training class?


Q8. What If I miss my classroom training class?


Q9. Do you prepare me for the job interview?


Q10. Do you provide hands-on real application development?


Q11. Whom do I contact, if I have more queries?

Instructor Led Training
  • 365 days of access to interactive live sessions videos
  • Interactive instructor-led live sessions
  • Live Q&A sessions with mentor
  • Expert guidance and mentorship
  • 365 days of access to forum
  • 365 days of access to interactive Learning Platform


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Course Overview

: Project Based Training Program
: Student(s)/Fresher(s)
: Visual Studio 2015, SQL Server 2014
Delivery method(s)
: Instructor-led Classroom/Online Training
: 60 Hours
: English

Course Features
