Internship - Deep-Dive - Server-Side Technologies
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What You will Learn?
- Generics.
- Exception Handling.
- File I/O Operations.
- Testing and Debugging.
- Windows Forms Applications.
- ASP.NET Web Applications.
- C# Programming Basics.
- Core Concepts.
- Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).
- LINQ (Language Integrated Query).
- Console Applications.
- Design Patterns.
- Performance Optimization.
- Security Best Practices.
Benefits of Participation:
- Certificate of Completion: Showcase your new skills with an official internship certificate.
- Real-world Experience: Build your portfolio with two Capstone Projects worth INR 6000.
- Career Boost: Leverage 20+ professional Resume Templates to land your dream job.
- Cloud Credits: Explore the power of Microsoft Azure with your INR 8400 cloud voucher.
This intensive program takes you from C# fundamentals to mastery in just four weeks. Learn object-oriented design, tackle real-world data with LINQ and file I/O, and build robust applications with design patterns and security best practices. Master essential skills for building modern .NET applications across web, desktop, and console environments.
FAQ
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1. What is .NET Framework?
2. Common Language Runtime (CLR).
3. NET Framework Class Library.
1. Syntax, data types, variables.
2. Control flow statements (if-else, loops).
3. Arrays and collections.
4. Object-oriented programming (OOP) concepts: classes, objects,
inheritance, polymorphism, encapsulation.
1. Creating and running console application.
2. Input/output operations.
3. Basic algorithms and data structures (arrays, linked lists, stacks,
queues).
1. Creating user interfaces.
2. Event handling and user interaction.
3. Data binding and controls.
1. Web forms and MVC architecture.
2. HTTP requests and responses.
3. Server-side controls and client-side scripting.
1. Understanding synchronous vs. asynchronous programming
async and await keywords.
2. Task Parallel Library (TPL).
3. Asynchronous programming patterns (async/await, Task.Run,
Parallel.ForEach).
1. Big O notation.
2. Analyzing algorithm efficiency.
1. Array operations (searching, sorting, reversing).
2. String manipulation (substring, concatenation, reversing).
1. Singly linked lists, doubly linked lists.
2. Operations on linked lists (insertion, deletion, traversal).
1. Stack operations (push, pop, peek).
2. Queue operations (enqueue, dequeue).
3. Applications of stacks and queues.
1. Reflection.
2. Generics.
3. LINQ.
4. Dependency injection.
1. Common design patterns (singleton, factory, observer).
2. Applying design patterns in .NET applications.
