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Software Development Course for Everyone

Beginner Level:
1. *Introduction to C#:*
- Basic overview of C# and its history.
- Explanation of C# as a statically typed, object-oriented programming language.

2. *Setting Up the Development Environment:*


- Installing Visual Studio or Visual Studio Code.
- Configuring the IDE for C# development.

3. *Hello World in C#:*


- Creating a simple console application.
- Understanding the basic syntax and structure of a C# program.

4. *Variables and Data Types:*


- Declaration and initialization of variables.
- Exploring primitive data types (int, float, double, string, etc.).

5. *Control Flow Statements:*


- Conditional statements (if, else, switch).
- Looping constructs (for, while, do-while).

### Intermediate Level:

6. *Functions and Methods:*


- Defining and calling functions.
- Parameters and return values.

7. *Arrays and Collections:*


- Working with arrays.
- Introduction to collections (lists, dictionaries).

8. *Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) Basics:*


- Understanding classes and objects.
- Encapsulation, inheritance, and polymorphism.

9. *Exception Handling:*
- Handling errors using try-catch blocks.
- Creating custom exceptions.
10. *File I/O:*
- Reading from and writing to files.
- Working with streams.

### Advanced Level:

11. *LINQ (Language Integrated Query):*


- Introduction to LINQ.
- Querying collections using LINQ.

12. *Asynchronous Programming:*


- Async and await keywords.
- Handling asynchronous tasks.

13. *Delegates and Events:*


- Understanding delegates.
- Implementing and subscribing to events.

14. *Reflection and Attributes:*


- Exploring reflection for runtime type information.
- Working with attributes.

15. *Introduction to GUI Programming:*


- Building simple Windows Forms or WPF applications.
- Event-driven programming.

### Project-Based Learning:

16. *Building a Console Application:*


- Developing a small console-based application to reinforce concepts.

17. *Creating a Windows Forms Application:*


- Designing a basic user interface.
- Handling user input and events.

18. *Web Development with ASP.NET:*


- Basics of web development using ASP.NET.
- Creating a simple web application.

19. *Introduction to Database Interaction:*


- Connecting to a database using ADO.NET or Entity Framework.
- Performing CRUD operations.

20. *Final Project:*


- Encourage students to work on a comprehensive project that integrates various concepts
learned throughout the tutorial series.

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