.NET Master Program with Microservices

.NET with Microservices Master Program Course Overview

This comprehensive .NET with Microservices Master Program is designed to equip you with the skills needed to build scalable, secure, and high-performance applications. You will learn core .NET development, API building, microservices architecture, and cloud deployment using platforms like Docker, Kubernetes, and Azure. The curriculum includes hands-on training in RESTful APIs, service communication, event-driven design, and distributed systems.

Additionally, you'll master modern software engineering practices such as CI/CD pipelines, containerization, API gateways, service orchestration, and performance optimization. This program ensures you gain real-world experience through practical projects—preparing you to become an industry-ready .NET Microservices professional.

Training Options for .NET with Microservices Master Program Course

We offer flexible training options to match your learning preferences, including live instructor-led classes and self-paced online modules with high-quality recorded sessions. For a more personalized experience, one-on-one mentorship is also available, providing customized guidance, technical support, and expert insights into .NET development, microservices architecture, and career advancement opportunities.

Advantages

The demand for skilled .NET developers with microservices expertise is rapidly growing across industries such as technology, fintech, e-commerce, and enterprise solutions. Professionals with strong knowledge in .NET Core, APIs, and microservices architecture are highly valued for building scalable, high-performance applications. With excellent career prospects, diverse job roles, and attractive salary packages, this specialization offers great opportunities for both beginners and experienced developers.

Why Choose This Course?

.NET with Microservices is a powerful combination used to build scalable, high-performance, and enterprise-grade applications. This course equips you with the latest tools, frameworks, and architectural techniques needed to design, develop, deploy, and manage microservices-based solutions. By mastering modern .NET development, API design, cloud integration, and containerization, you position yourself as a highly valuable professional capable of delivering robust, future-ready software systems.

Eligibility

This course is ideal for aspiring software developers, students, working professionals, and anyone looking to build a strong foundation in modern .NET development and microservices architecture. A basic understanding of programming concepts is helpful, but not mandatory—anyone with interest in backend development or cloud technologies can get started.

The curriculum covers essential topics such as .NET Core, RESTful APIs, Microservices Architecture, Docker, Kubernetes, Messaging Systems, and Cloud Deployment, ensuring you gain the skills needed to excel in today’s fast-growing software development industry.

Welcome to the .NET with Microservices Master Program! Build scalable applications, master modern development tools, and unlock exciting career opportunities in the world of distributed systems and enterprise technologies.

.NET with Microservices Master Program Course Syllabus

.NET Full Stack Developer – Complete Syllabus (with Microservices & SQL Server)

Module 1: Programming Fundamentals with C#

1.1 Introduction to .NET & C#

• CLR, CTS, CLS
• .NET architecture
• C# syntax, variables, data types
• Operators, loops, conditional statements

1.2 Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

• Classes, objects
• Constructors & destructors
• Encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism
• Method overriding & overloading
• Interfaces & abstract classes

1.3 Advanced C# Concepts

• Collections & Generics
• Delegates & Events
• Anonymous methods
• Lambda expressions
• LINQ (Query, Lambda, Method syntax)
• Exception handling
• File handling (System.IO)

Module 2: .NET Framework / .NET Core

2.1 .NET Core Basics

• .NET 6/7 architecture
• Creating console applications
• Dependency Injection (DI)
• Appsettings configuration
• Logging

2.2 Entity Framework Core

• Code-first approach
• Migrations
• LINQ with EF
• CRUD operations
• Repository pattern
• Unit of Work pattern

Module 3: SQL Server (Back-end Database)

3.1 SQL Basics

• Tables, Views, Indexes
• Primary key, foreign key
• Constraints

3.2 SQL Queries

• SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
• Joins (Inner, Left, Right, Full)
• Group By, Having
• Sub-queries
• Stored Procedures
• Functions (Scalar & Table-valued)
• Triggers
• Cursors

3.3 Database Design

• Normalization
• ER diagrams
• Performance tuning
• Index optimization

Module 4: ASP.NET Core MVC

4.1 MVC Architecture

• Controllers
• Views (Razor)
• ViewModels
• Layouts, partial views

4.2 Web APIs

• REST architecture
• Creating Web API controllers
• Routing
• Attribute routing
• Model binding
• Filters
• Versioning
• Swagger documentation

4.3 Authentication & Authorization

• JWT authentication
• Role-based access
• Claims-based security

Module 5: Frontend Development

HTML5

• Tags, forms, semantic HTML
• Media elements

CSS3

• Flexbox
• Grid
• Animations
• Responsive design

Bootstrap

• Grid system
• Utilities
• Forms
• Components

JavaScript (ES6+)

• Variables, operators, loops
• Functions
• DOM manipulation
• Fetch API
• Promises & async/await

TypeScript (Optional but recommended)

TypeScript Syllabus (Specialized for Angular Development)

Module 1: Introduction to TypeScript

• What is TypeScript?
• Why TypeScript is essential for Angular
• Installing TypeScript
• TypeScript Compiler (tsc) and configuration
• tsconfig.json overview
• Writing your first TypeScript program

Module 2: Type System & Variables

• Type inference
• Built-in types: string, number, boolean, void, any, unknown
• Union and intersection types
• Literal types
• Type aliases
• Enums (Numeric & String enums)

Module 3: Functions in TypeScript

• Function types & return types
• Optional & default parameters
• Rest parameters
• Arrow functions
• Function overloading

Module 4: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

• Classes & Objects
• Constructors
• Access modifiers (public, private, protected)
• Readonly properties
• Getters & Setters
• Static methods & properties
• Inheritance & Method overriding
• Abstract classes
• Interfaces vs Classes

Module 5: Advanced TypeScript Concepts

• Generics
• Generic functions & classes
• Type guards
• keyof, typeof operators
• Mapped types
• Utility types (Partial, Pick, Omit, Readonly, Required)
• Decorators (Method, Property, Class)
• Namespaces & Modules

Module 6: Working with Arrays, Tuples & Objects

• Array types
• Multidimensional arrays
• Tuples & tuple operations
• Destructuring
• Spread & Rest operators

Module 7: Asynchronous TypeScript

• Promises
• async/await
• Fetch API in TypeScript
• Error handling
• Typed async functions

Module 8: TypeScript with Angular (Core Module)

• Angular architecture & TypeScript integration
• Components, Modules, Services with TypeScript
• Strong typing in Angular components
• TypeScript classes inside Angular
• Angular decorators
• Interfaces in Angular (Models)
• Type checking in template-driven & reactive forms
• Using TypeScript with RxJS (Observables, Subjects)

Module 9: TypeScript + Angular Project Structure

• Angular CLI & TypeScript config
• Creating models & interfaces for APIs
• Type-safe HTTP services
• Typed routing
• Type safety in State Management (NgRx or Signals)

Module 10: Best Practices & Deployment

• TypeScript coding standards
• Clean code for Angular
• Linting & Prettier for TypeScript
• Production build optimization
• Strict mode in Angular & TypeScript

Module 6: Front-End Framework – Angular or React

Angular (Recommended for .NET Full Stack)

• Components
• Modules
• Routing
• Services
• Dependency injection
• Observables & RxJS
• HTTP client
• Forms (Template-driven & Reactive)
• State management (NgRx – optional)

React (Alternate Option)

• JSX
• Components
• Hooks
• Router
• Context API
• Axios API Calls

Module 4: Microservices with .NET

7.1 Microservices Architecture

• Monolithic vs Microservices
• Domain-driven design
• Bounded context

7.2 Building Microservices in .NET Core

• Creating microservice projects
• API gateway (Ocelot)
• DTOs & models
• Services & repositories

7.3 Communication

• Synchronous communication (REST)
• Asynchronous communication
• Messaging systems (RabbitMQ / Azure Service Bus)

7.4 Service Discovery

• Consul / Eureka (if needed)

7.5 Containerization

• Docker installation
• Dockerfile creation
• Docker Compose

7.6 API Gateway

• Routing
• Aggregation
• Load balancing

Module 8: Cloud Deployment (Optional)

Azure Cloud Basics

• Web App deployment
• Azure SQL
• Azure API management
• Azure DevOps pipelines

Module 9: DevOps for .NET (Optional Enhancement)

• Git & GitHub
• CI/CD pipelines
• Docker
• Kubernetes basics

Module 10: Project Development

Final Real-Time Projects

• E-Commerce Web App
• Hospital Management System
• Inventory & Billing System
• Microservice-based Order + Payment Service
• Attendance Management System with Face Recognition