Training Program · .NET
.NET Training Program
A 12-week, phased curriculum that takes developers from C# fundamentals to enterprise architecture, cloud, and DevOps — with hands-on labs and a capstone project in every track.
Who It's For
Three Tracks, One Program
Each track is self-contained — teams can enrol at the level that matches their developers' experience.
New to Software Development
Starts from zero prior experience — C# fundamentals and object-oriented programming through to a full-stack capstone application.
Practising Developers
Moves beyond CRUD apps into enterprise-grade patterns, microservices, and the tooling used in production teams.
Senior Engineers
Deepens expertise in distributed systems, cloud-native delivery, performance, and security for production-scale systems.
Curriculum
What Each Track Covers
Freshers — .NET Foundations
Four weeks moving from C# basics to a full-stack capstone application.
- C# fundamentals, OOP, exception handling & collections
- LINQ, delegates & events, async programming, file handling
- ASP.NET Core, REST APIs, Entity Framework Core, JWT authentication
- Angular basics, API integration, unit testing
- Capstone: full-stack Employee Management System
Enterprise Development (1–3 Years)
Enterprise-grade patterns and real-world engineering practices.
- SOLID principles & design patterns (Factory, Singleton, Repository)
- Clean Architecture and microservices fundamentals
- Caching with Redis, messaging with RabbitMQ/Kafka
- Docker basics and CI/CD pipelines
- Hands-on: e-commerce APIs, inventory management, order-processing microservice
Architecture, Cloud & DevOps (5+ Years)
Advanced architecture, cloud, and security for production systems.
- Distributed systems, event-driven architecture, CQRS, domain-driven design
- Azure App Services, Kubernetes, Docker advanced, Terraform basics
- CI/CD with GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps
- Application profiling, memory optimization, secure coding
- OAuth2/OpenID Connect and API security
- Capstone: Enterprise Booking Platform (microservices, API gateway, Kubernetes, Azure)
Hands-On & Tools
Tools & Platforms Used Throughout
Capstone Projects
Each track closes with a capstone build — a Student Management System (Freshers), an E-Commerce Platform (Intermediate), or an Enterprise Booking Platform (Advanced) — evaluated through code review, architecture review, and a live demo presentation.
The AI Angle
Why This Still Needs a Human
AI Writes the Code. It Doesn't Own the Decisions.
AI assistants like Copilot can now scaffold controllers, generate CRUD boilerplate, and draft unit tests in seconds. What they can't do is decide whether your service should be a microservice or a monolith, catch a race condition in production, or own the trade-offs of a system under load. This program is built around that judgement — using AI to move faster, not to replace the thinking.
Outcomes
What Participants Can Do Afterward
Build Enterprise Applications
Develop enterprise-grade .NET applications and production-quality REST APIs and microservices from scratch.
Deploy with Confidence
Work confidently with databases, cloud deployments, and CI/CD pipelines using Docker and Kubernetes.
Apply Production-Ready Patterns
Design secure, scalable architecture — from clean architecture to distributed, event-driven systems.