Course Overview:
This comprehensive course is tailored for students who want to learn .NET application development from the desktop level to dynamic web development. You will start with Windows Forms and ADO.NET for desktop-based applications, connect with SQL Server for backend, and gradually move to building web apps using ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC including CRUD operations and GridView integration.
Way of Training:
- Mode: Online / Offline
- Duration: 45 Days
- Online Sessions: 1 Hour/Day
- Offline Sessions: 1 Hour Theory + 1 Hour Lab/Practical
NET Web Development Full Course with Windows Forms, ADO.NET, ASP.NET Web Forms, GridView, and MVC
Course Fee:
- Online Mode: 7999/- only
- Offline Mode: 7999/- only
Includes:
- Live or recorded session videos
- Class notes and soft copy materials
- Hands-on labs and practical assignments
- Complete mini projects in Windows Forms and MVC
- Interview questions and model answers
- Telegram/WhatsApp doubt-solving group
Instructor Video :
About the Course:
This course builds your skills from scratch with Windows Forms and ADO.NET, helps you master SQL Server connectivity, and then guides you to develop dynamic web apps using ASP.NET Web Forms and MVC. Special emphasis is given to CRUD operations, GridView controls, and complete project development using MVC.
Job Opportunities After Learning C#.NET:
- Windows Desktop Application Developer
- NET + SQL Developer
- NET Web Forms Developer
- NET MVC Developer
- .NET Full Stack Intern or Trainee
- Great base for .NET Core, Web APIs, and Blazor
Why Learn This Course for Campus Placements and .NET Roles:
- Most real-world applications still use ASP.NET Web Forms and ADO.NET
- Web Forms and MVC are frequently asked in interviews
- Helps in building final-year academic projects
- Strong foundation for advanced .NET and enterprise development
Course Content
Module 1: Introduction to Windows Forms
- What is Windows Forms and .NET Windows App
- Creating Windows Forms project in Visual Studio
- Form designing using buttons, textboxes, labels
- Basic event handling with Click, Load, etc.
- Simple Calculator Program using Windows Forms
Module 2: ADO.NET Basics
- What is ADO.NET and how it works
- Understanding Connection, Command, DataReader
- Creating connection string and testing with SQL Server
- Reading and displaying data from SQL Server
- Inserting, updating, deleting data using Command object
- Using DataAdapter and DataTable
Module 3: SQL Server Integration
- Installing and using SQL Server Express
- Creating a database and tables
- Running SQL commands: SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
- Using SSMS for database testing
- Connecting C# with SQL Server using ADO.NET
Module 4: Windows Forms with ADO.NET
- Connecting Windows Forms to SQL Server
- Login form using database
- Student Registration Form with validation and DB insert
- View, Update, and Delete records
- CRUD functionality with Windows UI and ADO.NET
Module 5: Introduction to ASP.NET Web Forms
- What is ASP.NET and Web Forms architecture
- Creating first Web Forms project
- Understanding .aspx, .aspx.cs files
- Page Lifecycle and AutoPostBack
- Using TextBox, Button, DropDown, RadioButton controls
- Form submission and response display
Module 6: Web Forms + ADO.NET + SQL Server
- Connecting ASP.NET Web Forms to SQL Server
- Creating student registration form with DB insert
- Displaying data using Label, Table
- Form validation on server-side
- Testing insert and display from DB
Module 7: GridView in Web Forms
- What is GridView and its features
- Binding GridView with SQL data
- Editing and Deleting rows in GridView
- AutoGenerateColumns vs TemplateFields
- Adding custom buttons to GridView
- Paging and sorting in GridView
Module 8: ASP.NET Web Forms Mini Project
- Mini Project Title: Student or Employee Management
- Features: Register, View, Edit, Delete records
- UI: ASP.NET Web Forms
- Backend: SQL Server using ADO.NET
- Frontend: HTML + CSS (basic)
- CRUD implemented via GridView
Module 9: Introduction to ASP.NET MVC
- What is MVC and why use it
- MVC Architecture: Model, View, Controller
- Creating first MVC project in Visual Studio
- Understanding routing and startup
- Creating controllers and returning views
- Working with Razor syntax in .cshtml
Module 10: MVC with Entity Framework and SQL Server
- Adding Entity Framework to MVC
- Creating model class for DB table
- DbContext and Database Connection
- Creating strongly-typed views
- Inserting and displaying records in a table
Module 11: MVC CRUD Application
- Complete CRUD application in MVC
- Form for Create and Edit
- Listing using HTML table
- Delete confirmation page
- Form validation with Data Annotations
- Project Title: Student Management or Product Catalog
Interview Questions :
- What is the difference between Windows Forms and Web Forms?
- Explain the use of ADO.NET components.
- What is GridView and how do you enable editing in it?
- How do you connect SQL Server with C#?
- What are the advantages of ASP.NET MVC over Web Forms?
- What is Razor and how does it work?
- Difference between Command and DataAdapter in ADO.NET?
- What is the use of Entity Framework in MVC?
- How is CRUD implemented in MVC?
- What is the difference between ViewBag, ViewData, and TempData?
Why Join Techidz for .NET Full Stack Web Development?
- Step-by-step flow from desktop to web development
- All tools (SQL, ADO.NET, Web Forms, MVC) covered in one course
- Mini projects to strengthen practical skills
- Perfect for academic and job-focused learners
- Clear explanation of old and new .NET patterns
- Doubt-solving sessions + lifetime access to videos and materials
New & Special Features in Techidz .NET Course
- 100+ Hands-on programs
- Concept-based practice worksheets
- Weekly revision tests and practice quizzes
- Project-based learning (Mini project in C++)
- Real-time explanation of OOP concepts
- Interview Preparation with common C++ questions
- Doubt sessions + Telegram/WhatsApp group support
- Free materials, notes, and lifetime access to videos
