Web-Based Programming Training (ASP.NET MVC – C# – MSSQL)

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Training Content – ASP.NET MVC Training

Training Duration: 5 Days (09:00–12:00 Theory, 13:00–16:00 Practice)
Participant Profile: Participants with basic programming knowledge who want to develop dynamic web applications


Prerequisites

  • Basic programming knowledge (preferably C#)
  • Basic HTML/CSS knowledge
  • Basic familiarity with database concepts

Curriculum Topics

Day 1: Introduction to ASP.NET MVC architecture, fundamentals of the Model-View-Controller structure, Visual Studio environment and project creation

Day 2: Interaction between Controller and Model with C#, sending data through View, Razor structure and basic data flow

Day 3: MSSQL database connection, use of Entity Framework (Code First & Database First), CRUD operations

Day 4: Authentication, Authorization, Session and security concepts

Day 5: Developing a mini web project (with database connection), project testing, deployment and presentation


Training Outcomes

  • Participants understand ASP.NET MVC architecture and can develop layered web applications.
  • They can create dynamic pages with database connections using C#.
  • They can automate database operations (CRUD) with Entity Framework.
  • They can implement user management and security practices in web projects.
  • They gain practical experience in MSSQL database management.

Who Should Attend?

  • Developers who want to take a professional step into web programming
  • Computer engineering, software or related field students who want to learn ASP.NET technologies
  • Those who want to develop dynamic, database-connected corporate web applications

Full Stack .NET Web Development Program (ASP.NET MVC – Razor – MSSQL)

Training Duration: 10 Days (09:00–12:00 Theory, 13:00–16:00 Practice)
Participant Profile: Participants with basic programming knowledge who want to develop modern and database-connected web applications


Prerequisites

  • Basic C# knowledge
  • Familiarity with HTML, CSS and basic web concepts
  • Basic SQL knowledge

Curriculum Topics

Day 1: Overview of the Full Stack concept and ASP.NET MVC architecture, introduction to project structure, first MVC project in Visual Studio environment

Day 2: Interaction between Controller, Model and View with C#, Razor syntax, usage of ViewBag / ViewData / TempData

Day 3: Database design, use of MSSQL Server and SQL Management Studio, Entity Framework Core (Code First – Database First)

Day 4: CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete), LINQ queries, the logic of the Repository Pattern

Day 5: Use of Razor Pages and Layout, creating page layouts with Partial View, Section, ViewComponent structures

Day 6: Form operations, Model Binding, Validation, error handling and exception handling

Day 7: Authentication and Authorization, user registration and login processes, Session and Cookie management

Day 8: Layered architecture (UI, Business, Data Access layers), Dependency Injection, Service structures

Day 9: Creating RESTful Web API and integrating it into the MVC project (data exchange with AJAX)

Day 10: Fully-featured mini project (example: “Online Product Management System” or “User Portal”) – coding, testing, deployment and presentation


Training Outcomes

  • Participants can effectively use ASP.NET MVC architecture and Razor structure.
  • They develop dynamic web applications fully integrated with the MSSQL database.
  • They implement CRUD operations, authentication and security structures.
  • They create scalable web projects in line with layered architecture principles.
  • They gain modern Full Stack development experience with Web API, AJAX and LINQ technologies.

Who Should Attend?

  • Developers who want to specialize in web application development
  • Those who want to develop corporate-level projects using ASP.NET MVC and MSSQL
  • Computer engineering or software students who want to transfer their existing software knowledge to the web side
  • Those who aim for a career as a Full Stack .NET Developer

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