.NET Full Stack Course Overview

.NET is a powerful software development framework by Microsoft used to build web, desktop, and mobile applications.

Rohil NextGen offers an industry-relevant .NET Full Stack training covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, C#, ASP.NET, and SQL Server with real-world projects.

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3 Months
Course Duration
18 Weeks
Structured Program
120
Total Hours
70
Practical Hours

Why Choose .NET Full Stack Certification Training?

Annual Income

Estimated Salary

₹ 12 L

Full Stack Demand

Growth in Job Openings

85%

Skilled Developers Needed

Projected by 2026

4 L

Become a .NET Full Stack Developer

❝ Learn Web Development, Backend APIs, and Database Integration ❞

Course Overview

This .NET Full Stack course equips you with the skills to develop robust web applications using frontend technologies like HTML/CSS/JavaScript and backend technologies like C# and ASP.NET along with SQL Server database integration.

Key Learning Outcomes

  • Build responsive frontends using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, and JavaScript.
  • Develop backend applications using C# and ASP.NET Core.
  • Work with SQL Server for efficient data management.
  • Integrate APIs and develop full-fledged web applications.
  • Deploy and manage .NET applications using industry tools.

Career Prospects with This Course

  • Work as a Full Stack .NET Developer.
  • Join as a Web Developer (Frontend + Backend).
  • Become a .NET Core Web API Developer.
  • Take roles as Backend Developer using ASP.NET MVC.
  • Lead Web Development Projects across industries.

.NET Full Stack Development – 90 Days (Theory + Practical)

Week 1-2: Introduction to .NET & C# Basics

Theory

  • What is .NET? CLR, CTS, CLS, Framework vs Core
  • Visual Studio installation
  • Writing your first C# program
  • Data types, variables, operators
  • Control statements: if, switch, loops

Practical

  • Hello World App in Console
  • Simple calculator app

Week 3-4: Object-Oriented Programming in C#

Theory

  • Classes and Objects
  • Inheritance and Polymorphism
  • Encapsulation and Abstraction
  • Interfaces and Abstract Classes

Practical

  • Create a class library project
  • Implement inheritance and polymorphism
  • Build a console application using OOP concepts

Week 5-6: Arrays, Collections & Exception Handling

Theory

  • Arrays and Collections
  • Generic Collections
  • Exception Handling
  • Custom Exceptions

Practical

  • Work with arrays and collections
  • Implement exception handling
  • Create custom exception classes

Week 7-8: Introduction to Windows Forms or WPF (Optional)

Theory

  • Windows Forms Basics
  • WPF Fundamentals
  • Event Handling
  • Data Binding

Practical

  • Create a simple Windows Forms application
  • Build a WPF application with data binding
  • Implement event handling in desktop apps

Week 9-10: ADO.NET and Database Connectivity

Theory

  • ADO.NET Architecture
  • Connection, Command, DataReader
  • DataAdapter and DataSet
  • SQL Server Integration

Practical

  • Connect to SQL Server database
  • Perform CRUD operations
  • Implement data access layer

Week 11-12: Introduction to ASP.NET Web Forms / MVC

Theory

  • ASP.NET Web Forms Basics
  • ASP.NET MVC Architecture
  • Model-View-Controller Pattern
  • Razor Syntax

Practical

  • Create a simple Web Forms application
  • Build a basic MVC application
  • Implement Razor views

Week 13-14: ASP.NET MVC Fundamentals (Optional Track)

Theory

  • Advanced MVC Concepts
  • Routing and Action Methods
  • Model Binding and Validation
  • Partial Views and Layouts

Practical

  • Implement custom routing
  • Create complex MVC applications
  • Build reusable components

Week 15-16: Authentication & State Management

Theory

  • Forms Authentication
  • ASP.NET Identity
  • State Management Techniques
  • Session and Cookie Management

Practical

  • Implement user authentication
  • Create role-based authorization
  • Manage application state

Week 17-18: Deployment and Final Project

Theory

  • Application Deployment
  • IIS Configuration
  • Database Deployment
  • Performance Optimization

Practical

  • Deploy application to IIS
  • Complete final project development
  • Present and demonstrate final project

Frequently Asked Questions

What is .NET Full Stack Development?

.NET Full Stack Development involves building complete web applications using Microsoft's .NET framework for the backend (C#, ASP.NET) and frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, JavaScript along with database integration using SQL Server.

Do I need prior programming experience for this course?

Basic programming knowledge is helpful but not mandatory. The course starts with fundamentals and gradually progresses to advanced topics, making it suitable for beginners with logical thinking skills.

Will I receive a certificate after completing the .NET Full Stack course?

Yes, upon successful completion of the course and final project, you will receive a certificate from Rohil NextGen validating your .NET Full Stack development skills.

What technologies will I learn in this course?

You'll learn C#, ASP.NET (Web Forms and MVC), ADO.NET, SQL Server, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and deployment techniques. The course covers both frontend and backend development using Microsoft technologies.

What kind of projects will I work on during the course?

You'll work on real-world projects including console applications, desktop applications (Windows Forms/WPF), web applications (ASP.NET), database-driven applications, and a comprehensive final project that integrates all concepts learned.

What are the career opportunities after completing this course?

Graduates can work as .NET Full Stack Developers, Web Developers, Backend Developers, ASP.NET MVC Developers, or Software Engineers in various industries using Microsoft technologies.