Web Designing & Development
Web Engineering with ASP.NET Course
4 Months
Advanced
Certified Course
Contact Us
+918160529351
info.nodetolearn@gmail.com
Surat, Gujarat
Course Overview
ASP.NET Core is Microsoft's framework for building professional web applications — the kind used by banks, hospitals, e-commerce companies, and large enterprises. If you want to work as a backend or full-stack developer at a serious software company, knowing ASP.NET Core with C# puts you in a strong position because companies using Microsoft's tech stack pay well and hire consistently.
This course at NodeToLearn covers everything from scratch: how websites are structured with HTML and CSS, how C# works as a programming language, and then how ASP.NET Core ties it all together into real, working web applications. You'll build actual projects — a proper MVC web app, a database-connected system using Entity Framework Core, a login and user-role system, and a REST API. Nothing is just theory on slides.
Because we work 1-on-1, your sessions move at your pace. If you need extra time on database relationships or routing, we spend it. You're not waiting for a batch to catch up, and you're not getting left behind either. You'll work on a real computer setup — the same tools professionals use: Visual Studio, SQL Server, Postman, and Git.
By the end, you won't just understand ASP.NET Core — you'll have built projects you can show in an interview.
This course at NodeToLearn covers everything from scratch: how websites are structured with HTML and CSS, how C# works as a programming language, and then how ASP.NET Core ties it all together into real, working web applications. You'll build actual projects — a proper MVC web app, a database-connected system using Entity Framework Core, a login and user-role system, and a REST API. Nothing is just theory on slides.
Because we work 1-on-1, your sessions move at your pace. If you need extra time on database relationships or routing, we spend it. You're not waiting for a batch to catch up, and you're not getting left behind either. You'll work on a real computer setup — the same tools professionals use: Visual Studio, SQL Server, Postman, and Git.
By the end, you won't just understand ASP.NET Core — you'll have built projects you can show in an interview.
Who is this for?
This course is a good fit for BCA, MCA, and B.Tech (IT/CS) students who want to build real web applications and work in professional software companies. It's also suitable for web designers who already know HTML/CSS and want to move into backend development, and for developers who learned older ASP.NET Web Forms and want to upgrade to the modern ASP.NET Core framework. You don't need prior C# experience — we start from the basics.
Career Outcomes
- After completing this ASP.NET Core course
- you can apply for roles like .NET Developer
- ASP.NET Core Backend Developer
- Full-Stack Web Developer
- Web API Developer
- and Junior Software Engineer at companies that work on enterprise or corporate software products. Freelance project work on platforms like Upwork and Freelancer is also a realistic option for ASP.NET developers.
Course Curriculum
Web Design Basics & C# Programming Foundations
- Setting up your development environment: installing .NET SDK, Visual Studio, and NuGet package manager
- HTML5 and CSS3 basics: building structured, responsive web page layouts
- C# fundamentals: data types, classes, objects, constructors, access modifiers, and lambda expressions
- How ASP.NET Core works internally: the request pipeline, middleware, and environment configuration
ASP.NET Core MVC & Razor Views
- URL routing: setting up clean routes using attribute routing and conventional routing
- Razor views: building master layout pages, reusable partial views, and tag helpers
- Passing data from C# controllers to views using strongly-typed models
- View components: building self-contained UI blocks that can be reused across pages
Database Design & Entity Framework Core (EF Core)
- EF Core setup: mapping C# classes to SQL Server database tables using the Code-First approach
- Data validation: adding required fields, length limits, and custom error messages using data annotations
- Table relationships: setting up One-to-Many and Many-to-Many relationships between database tables
- LINQ queries: filtering, sorting, and retrieving data efficiently — including async queries and eager loading
User Login, Roles & Security
- ASP.NET Core Identity: building a full login and registration system with cookie-based sessions
- Role-based access control: restricting pages and features based on user roles (e.g. Admin vs. regular user)
- Database migrations: updating your database structure safely over time without losing existing data
- Security basics: protecting against CSRF attacks, input sanitization, and XSS vulnerabilities
REST APIs, JWT Authentication & Hosting
- Building a REST API: creating endpoints that handle GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE requests and return JSON
- JWT (JSON Web Token) authentication: securing your API so only authorized users or apps can access it
- Deploying your application: using Git for version control, and hosting on IIS or Kestrel on a live server
- Postman for API testing: sending requests, checking responses, and verifying your API works correctly