Certified Dot Net Full Stack Developer (CFSD)

•Introduction to Computer Programming

•Introduction to Dot Net Programming

•Setting Up Development Environment

•First Dot Net Program

•Dot Net Basics

•Operators in Dot Net

•Control Flow Statements

•Introduction to Arrays

•Hands-On:

•Write a program to print

•Install the JDK and set up your environment. Write and run your first program in Eclipse and Command Line.

•Write and compile a simple program to display

•Create a program that declares different primitive data types and initializes them with appropriate values.

•Write a Dot Net program that takes two numbers as input and performs all arithmetic operations on them.

•Implement a Dot Net program that checks if a given number is even or odd using conditional statements.

•Write a Dot Net program to find the largest element in an array using loops.

•Introduction to OOPs Concepts

•Advanced OOPs Concepts

•Working with Objects and Methods

•Inheritance and Polymorphism

•Encapsulation and Packages

•Nested and Inner Classes

•Exception Handling in Dot Net

•Hands-On:

•Implement a `Person` class with attributes like name, age, and methods like `displayDetails()`.

•Demonstrate the use of the `this` keyword by creating a class that differentiates between instance variables and parameters with the same name.

•Write a program that passes objects as parameters to methods. Implement a method to calculate the sum of two complex numbers using object parameters.

•Create a `Vehicle` superclass with `Car` and `Bike` subclasses, showcasing inheritance.

•Implement encapsulation by creating a class with private fields and public methods for setting and retrieving the values.

•Create a Dot Net program that demonstrates the use of an inner class to calculate and display the area of a rectangle.

•Write a program that handles multiple exceptions (e.g., division by zero, array index out of bounds).

•Introduction to Dot Net Collections

•List Interface and ArrayList

•LinkedList and Deque Interface

•Set Interface

•Map Interface

•Dot Net 8 Features in Collections

•Hands-On:

•Create a list of integers and perform operations like adding, removing, and iterating through the elements.

•Implement a program that uses `ArrayList` to store student names and retrieves and displays them using a `for-each` loop.

•Create a program that uses `LinkedList` to store a queue of customers and perform operations like adding, removing, and displaying the queue.

•Write a Dot Net program to demonstrate the usage of `HashSet` by adding unique elements and showing that duplicate elements are ignored.

•Implement a program that stores key-value pairs of country names and their capitals using `HashMap` and displays them using an iterator.

•Create a program that demonstrates the use of `Lambda` expressions to filter and display even numbers from a list.

•Dot Net Database Connectivity (JDBC)

•MySQL and PostgreSQL Basics

•Database Operations with SQL

•Advanced SQL Queries

•Hands-On:

•Establish a connection to a MySQL database, create a table, and insert records.

•Create a simple MySQL/PostgreSQL database with tables for `Student` and `Courses`. Perform insert, update, delete, and query operations using JDBC.

•Write SQL queries to perform basic CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) and execute them via a Dot Net program.

•Run complex SQL queries like `JOIN`, `GROUP BY`, `ORDER BY`, and display the results.

•Introduction to Hibernate

•Setting Up Hibernate

•Entity Classes and Mapping

•Relationships in Hibernate

•Advanced Hibernate Concepts

•Hands-On:

•Set up Hibernate in a Dot Net project and configure it with a MySQL database. Create an entity class and perform basic CRUD operations.

•Create a configuration file for Hibernate, set up an SQL database, and write a program to save an entity in the database.

•Write a program that demonstrates mapping between an entity class and a database table using annotations.

•Create a one-to-many relationship between two entities (e.g., `Author` and `Books`) and save the objects to the database.

•Implement a program that demonstrates inheritance mapping using Hibernate and configure the caching mechanism for optimal performance.

•Introduction to Spring Framework

•Spring Core Concepts

•Spring AOP (Aspect-Oriented Programming)

•Spring Boot Introduction

•Building RESTful APIs with Spring Boot

•Spring Boot with Databases

•Advanced Spring Boot

•Hands-On:

•Write a simple Spring application that uses Dependency Injection (DI) to wire a `Service` class into a `Controller` class.

•Implement a Spring program that demonstrates the bean lifecycle and scope. Create beans using both XML and annotations.

•Create a Spring AOP example to log method execution times using advice and pointcut annotations.

•Set up a Spring Boot application from scratch and create a REST API that handles basic CRUD operations.

•Build a RESTful service with Spring Boot to manage `Employee` data with GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE endpoints.

•Integrate MySQL with Spring Boot and perform CRUD operations using Spring Data JPA.

•Create a microservice using Spring Boot, secure it with Spring Security, and deploy it to a cloud environment.

•Introduction to HTML and Semantic HTML

•CSS for Styling Web Pages

•Introduction to Dot NetScript

•DOM Manipulation with Dot NetScript

•TypeScript Basics and Benefits over Dot NetScript

•Working with JSON and XML

•Introduction to Angular Framework

•Building Components and Services in Angular

•Angular Forms, Routing, and HTTP Client Integration

•Hands-On:

•Create a simple web page using semantic HTML tags, including headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables.

•Write CSS styles to customize the appearance of an HTML form and apply responsive design principles.

•Write a Dot NetScript program to validate user input on a form and display the output dynamically on the webpage.

•Create a webpage that allows users to add and remove items from a list dynamically using Dot NetScript DOM manipulation.

•Write a simple program using TypeScript that demonstrates type safety and compile-time checks.

•Write a program to fetch data from a JSON file and display it on a webpage. Perform similar operations with XML data.

•Set up an Angular application, create components, and build a simple form that captures user input and displays it.

•Create an Angular service to fetch data from a REST API and display it using components.

•Build a complete Angular application that implements forms, routing, and HTTP client integration to interact with a backend API.