C# and .NET Boot Camp
Learn the essential fundamentals of C# and .NET
Many websites provide basic tutorials about C#. The C# Boot Camp is a bit different. It will teach you everything you need to know about C#. With practical and real-life examples, I will show you how to learn this awesome language.
The C# Boot Camp course will teach you everything you need to know to create full C # and .NET applications, from your first application to a complete application with a database and a front-end.
The start of the C# Boot camp will be a bit boring and involve a lot of theory. After we cover the basics, we will create an actual application. It will use C#, .NET, a database with Entity Framework Core, patterns and design principles, an API, and a front-end.
At the end of most chapters, you can test what you have learned with Kens Learning Paths, a unique testing system with multiple choice, drag-and-drop, and real-time programming questions. This way, you will know you understand the content.
€ 354,00
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30+ Pages
Of self-paced written lessons. - Unlimited AccessEnjoy this e-course 24/7, whole yead long.
- Support through e-mail if you have questions about the course content.
All content of the C# Boot Camp course, including this product page, is 100% made by real humans without the help of AI.
Skills you will learn
- The basics of C# and .NET
- Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
- Entity Framework Core
- Database handling
- Events
- Unit testing
- Debugging and Troubleshooting code
- Visual Studio
- Building console apps, APIs, and WinForms
- Performance handling
This e-course is for
- Absolute Beginners C# / .NET
- Junior C# Developers / .NET
- Software Developers
About The C# Boot Camp
This course starts with the basics of C# and .NET. It will explain what C# and .NET are and what you can use them for.
You will need software to create applications with C#. This course will explain Visual Studio, the workhorse from Microsoft that works perfectly with C#. It has a lot of tools that can help you create the perfect C# application. You will learn the basics of Visual Studio before we start to create an application.
Then it’s time for the world-famous ‘Hello world,’ where you will experience C# for the first time. This will show you a great part of the C# world.
After this, you will learn about the structure of C#; classes, methods, variables, properties, interfaces, and more.
Decision-making will also be a big part of C#. To make your application flow, you need to know how to use the if statement.
Then, it is time for the more advanced topics. You will learn how to control errors in your application using exceptions. To find and fix problems, you will need to know how to debug your code.
Let’s put C# into practice. Learn how WinForms are used. And not only the visual part of it but also event handling.
Coding and handling data is fun, but this data needs to be stored somewhere. And that’s where databases come in. You will learn about SQL databases and how to use them in your C# application with the help of ADO.NET.
Then, you will replace ADO.NET with the ORM Entity Framework Core.
Another application type you will use a lot is an API. You will learn how to create such an API with the code you have created during this course.
This also allows the introduction of dependency injection, a fundamental and most-used design pattern in C#.
It’s important to know how to use multiple threads and tasks to execute multiple commands simultaneously to ensure your application runs smoothly and can handle many users simultaneously.
But caching is also a big part of ensuring your application works faster. This course will also examine the idea of storing some data in the local cache.
In general, one of the most overlooked techniques in software development is unit testing. Unit testing is a concept where you test your code so you know it does what it needs to be doing. That is why you will learn how to test your code with xUnit and the Test Explorer in Visual Studio.
Topics In This Course
The number of stars indicates the level of focus on the topic. Not all topics of the course are listed.
API
Architecture
Asynchronous Programming
C#
Databases
Dependency Injection
Entity Framework Core
Object Oriented Programming
Unit Testing
Visual Studio
WinForms
Frequently Asked Questions
An e-course is a digital course you can follow or take.
An e-course is usually a written course with information on the subject you want to follow. It contains examples (code, images, graphs) and explanations.
E-courses are not live and you can start, pause, continue, and stop whenever you want.
It’s not only text and examples but also testing your knowledge with a quiz at the end of a chapter*. This is done with Kens Learning Paths, a dedicated testing platform where you can test your knowledge and check if you mastered the information.
To take the e-course you first need to create an account. Don’t worry, not much information is needed. With your account,you get your dashboard.
Once you have registered for an e-course, the e-course is added to your dashboard.
Start or continue an e-course from your dashboard.
It depends on your speed. You can go through the e-course when and how you want.
But if you would go berserk on it, you could do it in two days.
Yes, you can ask course content-related questions through email
If you have a problem with the e-course (bug, access problem, etc.), you can also email us.
Note: This is a fair-use policy, meaning I can help you when you get stuck. However, I am not explaining the content in detail since this is why you bought this course. If something is unclear, the content of the course might be changed.
Also, only email support is available—no face-to-face support.
Currently not. It is planned in the future. If you finish an e-course, and you stick around, you will get a certificate when it’s available.
* = Some chapters and/or courses do not include Kens Learning Paths. This is because the chapter doesn’t need one or Kens Learning Path is not ready for it.
