Microsoft .NET eLearning Bundle Course



Course Details:

Length: 10 courses

Access Length: 6 months

Price: $600/person (USD)

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Course Features:

Instant Access After Purchase

Lecture by Recorded Video

Stop and Start as Needed

Certificate of Completion

Software Lab Included?: No

Delivery Method:

Self-Paced Online

Individuals and Groups
@ Your Location

 

Course Overview

This eLearning bundle includes these courses:

  • .NET Framework 4.5.1
  • ASP.NET Core Using MVC
  • Beginning ASP.NET
  • Beginning Modern C# and .NET Development
  • Programming C#
  • VB.NET - Beginner

Also Included - 4 Courses: An Essential Career Skills Pack with 4 courses in key areas for career management and growth, including Time Management, Digital Skills, Creativity and Soft Skills.


How it Works

This course is a self-paced learning solution to fit your own schedule. Certstaffix Training eLearning courses you take on your own schedule in a web browser.


  • Learn at your own pace - Start and stop as it is convenient for you. Pick up where you left off.
  • Lecture utilizing video and recorded screen shots
  • 6 month subscription length
  • Instant Access After Purchase

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Course Notes

This is a lecture only eLearning course. If you wish to practice with hands-on activities, you must provide the software and environment.

 

Course Topics

.NET Framework 4.5.1 - 3:35 hours

.NET is a Framework from Microsoft, introduced in 2001 that makes it easier to build applications that cross platforms and hardware. It does this by providing a consistent and powerful set of classes and interfaces that abstract away differences of architecture and allow developers to use the right languages and tools that work for them. Microsoft has been pushing a new unified template for web projects called OneASP.NET. With this new template developers can create web solutions that start with WebForms, but include MVC features. Or a WebAPI site that adds WebForms. Then in this course we'll look at what's new in the .NET framework 4.5.1, as well as Visual Studio 2013 for building Windows applications, both on the desktop and in what is now called "Modern Windows Apps".

.NET Framework 4.5.1, Part 1 of 3: Overview
.NET Framework 4.5.1, Part 2 of 3: One ASP.NET
.NET Framework 4.5.1, Part 3 of 3: Building on Windows

ASP.NET Core Using MVC - 9:15 hours

ASP.NET Core is a cross-platform, cloud-based, framework for building Internet-connected applications. In the latest version, Microsoft has completely transformed Identity in ASP.NET Core applications. In this course you'll get an overview of ASP.NET core and Razor Pages. The instructor will take you through the folder structure of a project as well as the fundamentals of routing, action wizard and tag helpers. This course starts off with a project with Razor pages and CRUD operations. This will prepare for the Granite house project using ASP.NET Core 2.1 and switching to MVC. This will allow comparing and contrasting Razor pages with MVC development. More work on the Granite house project continues touching more on the topics of ASP.NET Core identity, sessions, authentications and authorization. This course finishes the Granite house application and covers Advanced topics such as custom tag helpers and view components. It wraps up with deploying the application to IIS and also to Azure.

ASP.NET Core Using MVC, Part 1 of 6: Introduction
ASP.NET Core Using MVC, Part 2 of 6: Granite Project
ASP.NET Core Using MVC, Part 3 of 6: Products and Actions
ASP.NET Core Using MVC, Part 4 of 6: Homepage and Shopping Cart
ASP.NET Core Using MVC, Part 5 of 6: Users and Appointments
ASP.NET Core Using MVC, Part 6 of 6: Advanced Topics

Beginning ASP.NET - 3:56 hours

ASP.NET is a web framework that helps developers create dynamic web applications and services.This course will help attendees build an understanding of the tried-and-true MVC architecture. They will develop an example shopping cart application whilst building the skills required for real-world development projects with ASP.NET.

COURSE OBJECTIVES
• Learn how to use ASP.NET to build web applications
• Use MVC patterns and industry best practices to build flexible and robust applications
• Discover how to improve the analysis of application performance, security, and data access to optimise the overall development process
• Create a simple ASP.NET Core web application to demonstrate primary concepts of MVC, unit testing, validation and deployment to the cloud.

Beginning Modern C# and .NET Development - 6:12 hours

The course will initially begin with familiarizing you to the different .NET technologies and Visual Studio 2017. Beginning from the basic concepts of declaring and working with variables, we move on to writing code that makes decisions, repeats a block of statements, converts between types, and handles errors.You will also learn about .NET Core and its class library assemblies, and packages of types that are defined in .NET Standard that allow your applications to connect existing components together to perform common practical tasks. You will then learn to make your own types using object-oriented programming (OOP) and learn how to read and write to databases.You will then see what can be achieved with Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML) when defining the user interface for a graphical app, in particular, for Universal Windows Platform (UWP). Finally, we look at building web applications with a modern HTTP architecture on the server side using Microsoft ASP.NET Core MVC.

COURSE OBJECTIVES
• Quickly get to grips with the C# language and syntax
• Build an understanding of the .NET standard class libraries as a springboard for future development
• Learn how to debug, monitor and test your own C# and .NET code
• Perform simple data manipulation with Entity Framework Core
• Rapidly build rich user experiences for the Universal Windows Platform
• Develop scalable and high performance web applications using ASP.NET Core MVC

Programming C# - 26:59 hours

Programming C# 6, Part 01 of 12: Getting started - 1:16 hours
C# and the .NET Framework provide a complex set of tools and technologies for building software applications on multiple platforms. This course covers the basics of what .NET is—along with a bit of history, and where Visual Studio and C# fit into it. Don will explore a simple .NET application so that you can begin to see the structure of both C# code and .NET projects. Then he'll delve into the C# language and why it is such a compelling tool for application development.

Programming C# 6, Part 02 of 12: Your First App - 2:15 hours
Nothing is stopping you from using your favorite text editor and command line tools to build .NET projects, but Visual Studio provides an environment that will help you be much more productive. In this course you'll learn about some of the best features of Visual Studio and learn how to create complete solutions with it. You'll also learn about the rich support for debugging in both C# and Visual Studio, so you can hunt down the causes for problems in your applications.

Programming C# 6, Part 03 of 12: Projects and Syntax - 6:00 hours
The purpose of any general-purpose programming language is to provide a syntax that supports various features to manipulate data and interact with its environment. C# has rich support for this kind of syntax, and you'll begin to explore it in this course. You'll learn about the structure of C# code, then will start to learn about C# statements and expressions that let you perform complex operations with your code.

Programming C# 6, Part 04 of 12: Variables and Data Types - 1:52 hours
Variables and data types are a core feature of any programming language, and you'll learn about them in this course. You'll see how to name, declare, and initialize variables, as well as a way to let the compiler determine the appropriate data type, and why you may or may not want to do that. Then you'll learn about many of the built-in data types provided by C# and the .NET Framework, letting you manage just about any kind of data in memory. The course wraps up with a look at three advanced types: constants, enumerations, and structures.

Programming C# 6, Part 05 of 12: Adv Data Types and Operators - 2:26 hours
Data types and variables are a fundamental part of learning to program, and C# provides a robust set of language features to work with variables and data in memory. In this course, you’ll learn about many variable data types, as well as how to convert between them and how to handle null values. You’ll also learn about altering and evaluating data with operators, from simple mathematical functions like addition and subtraction to logical and other advanced operators.

Programming C# 6, Part 06 of 12: Strings, File I/O, and Data Types - 2:04 hours
The .NET framework is a collection of thousands of rich objects you can use in your code, and it’s one of the compelling reasons to use C#. Using .NET classes can save you a lot of work in providing basic infrastructure to your C# applications. In this course, you’ll learn about some of the many classes and objects the .NET framework, as well as more sophisticated techniques for using some of its more advanced data types. In particular, you’ll learn about the support the .NET framework provides for working with strings, files, and dates.

Programming C# 6, Part 07 of 12: Conditions and Looping - 1:34 hours
C# provides a number of methods for making decisions as code executes. You can branch execution of your code based on conditions you define—anything from a simple check on the value of a variable to the value of a complex expression that you create—with if and switch statements. Another common technique is to execute one block of code over and over again until some condition is met, which can be accomplished with the various kinds of loops provided by C#. Finally, C# supports jumping to locations in code outside of the normal sequential order of statements. You’ll even learn some narrow and specific uses for the much-maligned goto operator.

Programming C# 6, Part 08 of 12: Objects and Classes - 1:35 hours
Classes are one of the fundamental concepts of C# application development, because you’ll often need to work with more complex data than C#’s base data types. Classes serve as a blueprint or design: they can’t be used directly as components of an application, but you can use them to create objects whose form and behavior you control. In this course, you’ll learn about classes and objects in C#, and then learn how to create your own classes, how to declare and define them, how to use them to store data, and how to imbue them with behaviors.

Programming C# 6, Part 09 of 12: Objects and Types - 1:20 hours
This class teaches you the nuances of objects, which are the building blocks of complex applications. Noted instructor and consultant Don Kiely will teach you what you need to know about value and reference types as well as how to take control of the garbage collection process included in .NET in order to dispose of objects and manage their memory footprint.

Programming C# 6, Part 10 of 12: Classes and Methods - 2:26 hours
In this course, Visual Studio expert Don Kiely teaches you the techniques needed to build sophisticated classes in your code. Using a sample customer class, he will demonstrate how to validate property values and also explore automatic properties as well as advanced method techniques such as parameter arrays.

Programming C# 6, Part 11 of 12: Advanced Class Features - 2:22 hours
Here veteran programmer and instructor Don Kiely delves deep into the robust features baked deep within C#. Kiely will review the programming tools necessary to create enterprise-class code and focuses on one of the key features of object-oriented programming, inheritance, and how to create it using derived classes.

Programming C# 6, Part 12 of 12: Arrays and Sorting - 1:49 hours
According to programming expert Don Kiely, it’s hard to imagine a C# application that doesn’t make use of the language element known as arrays. In this course Kiely examines what arrays are and how to create and initialize them with data. He will also explore the support that the .NET framework offers arrays as well as how to use advanced sorting techniques.

VB.NET - Beginner - 8:58 hours

This course is the beginning track for certification. It's designed for the beginning VB.NET programmer although there are topics of an advanced nature. Focusing on practical how-tos, this course teaches you all the code techniques you'll need to become an effective programmer. First, you'll gain an overview of the VB and .NET environment. Then, you'll learn how to create variables, decisions, loops, constructors, properties, arrays and lists. You'll also learn how to use LINQ and error traps, read and write files, and debug your application using various tools and techniques. Lastly, you'll learn about the Garbage Collector tool, one of the most important tools in .NET.

Introduction
VB.net and Framework
First Project
Declare Variables
Flow Expressions
Classes and Objects
Arrays
LINQ
Exceptions and Errors
Reading and Writing Files
Debugging
Garbage Collector
Conclusion




Essential Career Skills Pack:

Productivity and Time Management - 30 minutes

It seems that there is never enough time in the day. But, since we all get the same 24 hours, why is it that some people achieve so much more with their time than others? This course will explain how to plan and prioritize tasks, so that we can make the most of the limited time we have. By using the time-management techniques in this course, you can improve your ability to function more effectively – even when time is tight and pressures are high. So, by the end of the course you will have the knowledge, skills and confidence to be an effective manager of your time.

Basic Digital Skills - 13 minutes

With the rise of digital transformation and technology, having a basic digital literacy is essential for all types of jobs, regardless of the industry. To stay competitive and be successful in the workplace, enhancing your digital skills should be a top priority.

4 Ways to Boost Creativity - 30 minutes

The digital economy is opening up ways for everyone to be creative. It doesn’t just mean being artistic – it’s more about ideas, solutions, alternatives, incremental improvements. Peter Quarry and Eve Ash discuss ways that mental capacity can be developed, perspectives changed, group power leveraged and making things actually happen.

The 11 Essential Career Soft Skills - 1 hour 10 minutes

Soft Skills are the traits, characteristics, habits, and skills needed to survive and thrive in the modern work world. Soft skills aren't usually taught in school, but you will learn them all here in this course. Are you someone that other people in your organization and industry like to work with, collaborate with and partner with? Are you seen as a valuable asset to any new project that comes along?

This soft skills training course will teach you how to develop the skills that can make the difference between a lackluster career that tops out at middle management versus one that lands you in the executive suite. Or to wherever you define career success. So many soft skills seem like common sense at first glance, but they are not commonly applied by most workers. This soft skills training course will give you an edge over your competitors. It will also make your job, your career and your life more rewarding and enjoyable.







Related Microsoft .NET Information:

How Much Do Microsoft .NET Training Courses Cost?

Public instructor-led Microsoft .NET course prices start at $1,210 per student. Group training discounts are available.

Self-Paced Microsoft .NET eLearning courses cost $350 at the starting point per student. Group purchase discounts are available.

What Microsoft .NET Skills Should I Learn?

A: If you are wondering what .NET programming skills are important to learn, we've written a Microsoft .NET Skills and Learning Guide that maps out .NET development skills that are key to master and which of our courses teaches each skill.

Read Our Microsoft .NET Skills and Learning Guide

What Are the Differences Between ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, .NET, and .NET Core?

A: Developers have a number of tools and frameworks from which to choose when completing their tasks. They often use popular options like ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, .NET, and .NET Core. While they sound similar, they offer different benefits and restrictions in their use. ASP.NET, for example, is used to build Web pages and apps, while ASP.NET Core can be used across platforms and has cloud capabilities. Similarly, .NET is a traditional framework developed by Microsoft, and .NET Core is a general-purpose, cross-platform tool used to create modern apps.

More Information on the Differences Between ASP.NET, ASP.NET Core, .NET, and .NET Core

How Does ASP.NET Core Differ From ASP.NET?

A: Given that ASP.NET Core is considered to be the new and improved version of ASP.NET, the two frameworks share many similarities. When developers are deciding between the two, however, they tend to focus on their important differences. While ASP.NET was developed to work on Windows and with .NET, ASP.NET Core can work on different platforms, including macOS and Linux. Additionally, ASP.NET Core's third iteration can function with .NET Core. Generally, ASP.NET Core's modular architecture, organization, and structure give developers the ability to work quickly and with more efficiency.

More Information on ASP.NET Core

What Are the Basics of .NET, and Where Do I Start?

A: When professionals refer to .NET, they're usually talking about the framework used to create software, services, and applications. Since the term can be used interchangeably with several development tools, it can also be used to describe the whole platform, its associated frameworks, upgrades, or offshoots, like ASP.NET. To understand the basics of .NET, first, determine which parts of it are being referred to and how you want to implement it in a professional setting. Online videos, tutorials, and courses can teach students about .NET, but nothing can beat taking classes taught by a live instructor.

More Information on the Basics of .NET and How to Learn About It

How Are .NET and C# the Same and Different?

A: Though seemingly similar due to their relationship, .NET and C# are different technological tools that are used for specific purposes. Both were created by Microsoft, but .NET is a framework and C# is a programming language initially developed to work within .NET. C# and .NET can be used to write and execute applications, software, and services for both corporate and small businesses. Other commonalities include their classifications as being open source, versatile, cross-platform, and relatively easy to use. To learn all of the differences and similarities between these two tools, students are encouraged to sign up for instructor-led courses.

More Information on How .NET and C# Are the Same and Different

What Do I Need to Know About Using .NET for Web Development?

A: Novices to .NET should realize that Web development is a large category of work that encompasses front-end, back-end, and full-stack development. Front-end, or client-side, Web development deals with the visual side of websites, applications, or software that visitors interact with, while back-end, or server-side, Web development entails all of the processes that keep these things up and running behind the scenes. Full-stack work combines both front-end and back-end tasks. Once students determine which area interests them, they can begin to learn and use the tools and languages available in .NET to create projects.

More Information on Using .NET for Web Development

How do I learn .NET programming?

A: There are a few different ways that you can learn .NET programming. One way is to find online resources and tutorials that can teach you the basics of the language. Another way is to take training classes from a company like Certstaffix Training. These classes will give you more in-depth instruction and allow you to ask questions and get feedback from a professional instructor. Whichever method you choose, make sure that you put in the time and effort to learn the language so that you can be successful in your career as a .NET programmer.

Is .NET easy to learn?

A: .NET is a popular programming framework that provides developers with the tools they need to create applications for the web, desktop, and mobile devices. While it can be complex at times, .NET is generally considered to be easy to learn compared to other frameworks and languages. With its wide range of features and functionality, .NET is ideal for those who want to build sophisticated applications. In addition, the vast amount of online resources and support available make learning .NET a breeze. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced programmer, you'll find that .NET is an excellent choice for your next project.

Does .NET require coding?

A: Yes, .NET does require coding. However, the great thing about .NET is that it allows developers to use a variety of programming languages, including C#, Visual Basic, and F#. This means that developers can choose the language that best suits their needs and abilities. In addition, .NET provides a number of tools and frameworks that make development easier and more efficient. As a result, developers can focus on creating great software rather than struggling with low-level details.

What are options to learn Microsoft .NET?

Are you looking to expand your programming knowledge and skills? Look no further than Microsoft .NET training! With a variety of options available, including online courses and in-person training centers, there is something for everyone.

Visual Basic Training Near Me

If you prefer to learn in a classroom setting, you can easily find visual basic training near you. Many training institutes offer in-person courses to help you learn the fundamentals of visual basic programming and how to effectively use it within the .NET framework.

.NET Development Course

Are you interested in becoming a skilled .NET developer? Enroll in a .NET development course today! These courses cover all aspects of .NET development, from basics to advanced techniques, so you can become a proficient developer in no time.

Dot Net Training Online with Certification

In today's digital world, online learning has become increasingly popular. With Dot Net training (Microsoft .NET) available online, you have the flexibility to learn at your own pace and earn a certification upon completion. This will not only enhance your skills but also make you more marketable to potential employers.

Online .NET Courses

For those who are unable to attend in-person classes or prefer the convenience of online learning, there are plenty of online .NET courses available. These courses cover a range of topics, including C#, ASP.NET, and more, allowing you to choose the areas you want to focus on.

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If you're looking for comprehensive training that covers all aspects of .NET development, Dotnet training (Microsoft .NET) is the way to go. These courses cover everything from the basics to advanced topics, providing you with the knowledge and skills needed to become a successful .NET developer.

.Net Training Institute Near Me

Find a reputable .NET training institute near you and take advantage of their expert instructors and hands-on learning opportunities. With personalized attention and a supportive learning environment, you can excel in your .NET training and reach your full potential as a developer.

.Net Framework Course

The .NET framework is the foundation of Microsoft's development platform and understanding it is crucial for any aspiring .NET developer. Enroll in a .Net framework course to gain an in-depth knowledge of this powerful tool and how to use it to build robust applications.

Visual Basic Classes Near Me

Whether you're a beginner or have some experience in programming, visual basic classes can help you improve your skills and become a more efficient developer. Find visual basic classes near you and take the first step towards mastering this popular language within the .NET framework.

Online .Net Training

With a busy schedule, it can be challenging to find the time to attend in-person training. That's where online .NET training comes in! Take advantage of this convenient option and learn from industry experts, all while still maintaining your other commitments.

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As the creators of the .NET framework, Microsoft is a trusted source for top-notch training on their development platform. Enroll in Microsoft net training and learn from the experts themselves, gaining a comprehensive understanding of .NET development.

Online .NET Training Courses

Take your learning to the next level with online .NET training courses. With a variety of course options available, you can choose the topics that interest you most and gain valuable skills that will benefit your career as a .NET developer.

Wrapping Up

Don't wait any longer, enroll in an online .NET training course today! A world of opportunities awaits you with Microsoft .NET training. Expand your skills and knowledge in a professional setting that sets you apart from the rest. With options like visual basic training near you or online dot net courses with certification, there's no excuse not to pursue your goals. So why wait? Enroll in a net development course or a .Net Framework course and gain the expertise you need to excel in the world of programming. Your future self will thank you for it! So whether you're looking for visual basic classes near me, a .NET training institute nearby, or online .NET training that meets your needs, there's something out there for you.

What are the top Microsoft .NET skills?

A: Certstaffix Training offers online and group onsite training classes. So, what are the top Microsoft .NET skills?

.NET is a popular programming framework created by Microsoft. It enables developers to create robust, scalable applications quickly and easily.

There are many different skills that are useful for working with .NET, but here are some of the most important ones:

Top Microsoft .NET Skills

1. C# or Visual Basic Programming – C# is the most popular language for working with .NET, but Visual Basic is also widely used. Either way, you’ll need to know how to program in one of these languages in order to work with .NET.

2. ASP.NET – This is the most popular web development framework for .NET. If you want to create websites or web applications using .NET, then you’ll need to know how to use ASP.NET.

3. ADO.NET – This is the data access technology for .NET. If you need to work with databases in your .NET applications, then you’ll need to know how to use ADO.NET.

4. XML – XML is used extensively in .NET applications, so it’s important to have at least a basic understanding of it.

5. Visual Studio – Visual Studio is the most popular IDE (integrated development environment) for working with .NET. If you want to be able to develop .NET applications quickly and easily, then you’ll need to know how to use Visual Studio.

These are just some of the most important skills that you’ll need if you want to work with .NET. If you’re interested in learning more about .NET, then be sure to check out Certstaffix Training’s online and group onsite training classes. We can help you get up to speed quickly so that you can start developing great .NET applications.

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