C#

Module 1: Introduction to C# Programming

1.1. What is C#?

   - Definition and history of C#

   - Purpose and applications

1.2. Setting up the Development Environment

   - Installing Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code

   - Configuring the development environment

Module 2: C# Basics

2.1. C# Syntax and Structure

   - Variables, data types, and operators

   - Control flow (if statements, loops)

2.2. Functions and Methods

   - Defining and calling functions

   - Parameters and return values

2.3. Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Concepts

   - Classes and objects

   - Inheritance and polymorphism

Module 3: C# Advanced Features

3.1. Exception Handling

   - Handling errors and exceptions

   - Try-catch blocks

3.2. Delegates and Events

   - Understanding delegates

   - Working with events

3.3. Asynchronous Programming

   - Asynchronous methods and tasks

   - Async/await keywords

Module 4: C# Collections and LINQ

4.1. Arrays and Lists

   - Working with arrays and lists

   - Array/List methods and properties

4.2. Dictionaries and Sets

   - Key-value pairs and sets

   - Dictionary/Set methods and properties

4.3. LINQ (Language Integrated Query)

   - Querying collections with LINQ

   - LINQ operators and expressions

Module 5: File Handling and Input/Output

5.1. Reading and Writing Files

   - File I/O operations

   - StreamReader and StreamWriter

Module 6: Object-Oriented Programming in Depth

6.1. Inheritance and Polymorphism

   - Base and derived classes

   - Method overriding

6.2. Encapsulation and Access Modifiers

   - Public, private, protected, internal

   - Properties and accessors

6.3. Interfaces and Abstract Classes

   - Defining interfaces and implementing them

   - Abstract classes and methods

Module 7: Advanced C# Topics

7.1. Attributes and Reflection

   - Creating and using custom attributes

   - Reflecting on types and assemblies

7.2. Design Patterns in C#

   - Common design patterns (e.g., Singleton, Factory)

   - Implementing design patterns

Module 8: C# and Data Access

8.1. ADO.NET and Database Connectivity

   - Connecting to databases

   - CRUD operations with ADO.NET

8.2. Entity Framework

   - Object-relational mapping (ORM)

   - Working with Entity Framework Core

Module 9: C# Web Development

9.1. ASP.NET Core Basics

   - Building web applications with ASP.NET Core

   - MVC architecture

9.2. Web API Development

   - Creating RESTful APIs with C#

   - Consuming APIs in C#

Module 10: Unit Testing in C#

10.1. Writing Unit Tests

    - Unit testing basics

    - Testing frameworks (e.g., MSTest, NUnit)

Module 11: C# Best Practices and Code Quality

11.1. Code Quality and Code Review

    - Writing clean and maintainable code

    - Code reviews and best practices

Module 12: Final Project

12.1. Capstone Project

    - Students work on a real-world C# project, applying their knowledge to solve a practical problem.

12.2. Project Presentation

    - Students present their projects to the class, showcasing their C# skills and project outcomes.

This comprehensive C# course provides students with a solid understanding of the C# programming language, object-oriented programming principles, and practical application development with C#. It includes hands-on coding exercises, a capstone project, and discussions about best practices in C# development. Additional resources and practical examples are essential for students to become proficient C# developers.