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C# Course Syllabus

This 9-day C#.NET programming course covers fundamental C# concepts like variables, data types, control statements, classes, and methods over the first 5 days. Days 6 and 7 cover advanced topics such as properties, indexers, events, and event handling. The final days cover collections like array lists, stacks, queues, lists, and hash tables, with a test concluding the course. The medium of instruction is supplemented with English and only basic programming knowledge is required, though C, C++, or Java experience is preferred but not necessary.

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C# Course Syllabus

This 9-day C#.NET programming course covers fundamental C# concepts like variables, data types, control statements, classes, and methods over the first 5 days. Days 6 and 7 cover advanced topics such as properties, indexers, events, and event handling. The final days cover collections like array lists, stacks, queues, lists, and hash tables, with a test concluding the course. The medium of instruction is supplemented with English and only basic programming knowledge is required, though C, C++, or Java experience is preferred but not necessary.

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering

C#.NET (C SHARPT) PROGRAMMING COURSE


Duration: 9 Days ( 12 Hours )
Medium:
Supplemented with English
Prerequisites:
Basic programming (such as C or C++ or Java), but its not a
must.
Course Syllabus:
( Day 1 )

Introduction to .NET framework & C#.NET , Overview & C#


Language Features, C# Editors & IDEs, Getting started: Hello
World.

( Day 2 )

C# Components - Namespace and Assemblies, Standard Input and


Output Streams, The Object Class.

( Day 3 )
Expressions, Types, and Variables, Type Conversion, & Control
Statements.
( Day 4 )
Arrays Declaring, Storing & Accessing values, one dimensional,
Multi dimensional,
Jagged Arrays & Array of Classes.
( Day 5 )
Classes Instance & static constructor, overload constructor,
destructor, methods,
Method overloading.

( Day 7) Advanced Concepts : Properties, Indexers, Events and events


handling examples .
( Day 8 )

Collections: Array Lists, stacks, queues, lists, and hash tables.

( Day 9 )

Test

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