The Professional Diploma in Microsoft Web Application Development (MWAD) is a comprehensive 160-hour training program designed to equip learners with the skills needed to develop modern web applications using Microsoft technologies. The course covers C# programming, SQL Server, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, ASP.NET Core MVC, API development, software project management, and AI for developer productivity. A hands-on project ensures practical learning, preparing students for real-world application development.
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Total Hours: 160 & Duration: 6 Months
Total: 54 Classes with Recorded Videos
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Module 1: Introduction to C# and .NET
• Overview of C# and .NET ecosystem
• Setting up the development environment (Visual Studio, VS Code, SDKs)
• Writing your first C# program
• Understanding compilation and execution flow
• Debugging basics in Visual Studio
Module 2: Core C# Fundamentals
• Variables, Constants, and Data Types
• Operators and Expressions
• Control Flow (if, switch, loops)
• Methods and Functions (parameters, return types, overloading)
• Exception Handling (try-catch-finally)
Module 3: Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in C#
• Classes and Objects
• Encapsulation, Properties, and Fields
• Constructors and Destructors
• Inheritance and Polymorphism
• Abstract Classes and Interfaces
• Static Classes and Members
• Dependency Injection Basics
Module 4: Working with Collections and LINQ
• Arrays and Lists
• Dictionaries, HashSets, and Queues
• IEnumerable, ICollection, and IQueryable
• Introduction to LINQ (Filtering, Sorting, Aggregation)
• Working with Lambda Expressions
Module 5: File Handling and Data Persistence
• What are Files and Directory ?
• Working with Files in C# (Reading and Writing Files)
• C# File Class and Its Methods
• Create a File in C# and Open a File
• Read a File in C# and Write to a File
Module 1: Introduction to Databases & SQL Server
• Understanding Databases and RDBMS Concepts
• Overview of MS SQL Server and Editions
• Installing and Configuring SQL Server & SSMS
• SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) Overview
• Creating and Managing Databases
Module 2: SQL Basics – Data Retrieval & Manipulation
• Introduction to SQL and T-SQL
• Understanding Data Types in SQL Server
• SELECT Statement – Retrieving Data from Tables
• Filtering Data Using WHERE Clause
• Sorting Data with ORDER BY
• Using DISTINCT for Unique Data
• Using GROUP BY and HAVING Clauses
Module 3: Data Modification – INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE
• Inserting Data into Tables
• Updating Existing Data
• Deleting Records Safely
• Using Transactions (BEGIN, COMMIT, ROLLBACK)
• Handling NULL Values and Defaults
Module 4: Joins and Subqueries
• Introduction to Joins
• INNER JOIN, LEFT JOIN, RIGHT JOIN, FULL JOIN
• Using CROSS JOIN and SELF JOIN
• Subqueries and Nested Queries
Module 5: Functions & SQL Server Built-in Features
• Scalar Functions (LEN, UPPER, LOWER, GETDATE, etc.)
• Aggregate Functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT, MIN, MAX)
• String Functions (CONCAT, SUBSTRING, REPLACE)
• Date and Time Functions
• User-Defined Functions (UDFs)
Module 6: Stored Procedures and Triggers
• Introduction to Stored Procedures
• Creating and Executing Stored Procedures
• Input and Output Parameters
• Introduction to Triggers and Their Uses
Module 7: Backup, Restore & Database Maintenance
• Backup Types (Full, Differential, Transaction Log)
• Performing a Database Backup and Restore
• Automating Backups with SQL Agent
• Database Maintenance Plans
Module 1: Introduction to HTML5
• What is HTML5 and Why Use It?
• Differences Between HTML4 and HTML5
• Setting Up an HTML5 Document Structure
• Understanding Doctype and Character Encoding
• Basic HTML Elements and Attributes
Module 2: HTML5 Semantic Elements
• Importance of Semantic Markup
• New Structural Elements: <header>, <nav>, <section>, <article>, <aside>, <footer>
• When to Use Semantic Elements
• Accessibility and SEO Benefits
Module 3: Forms and Input Enhancements
• HTML5 Form Elements: <input>, <textarea>, <select>, <button>
• New Input Types: email, url, number, date, range, etc.
• Form Validation Without JavaScript
• Placeholder, Autofocus, Required Attributes
• Customizing Forms with HTML5 Attributes
Module 4: Multimedia in HTML5
• The <audio> Element and Supported Formats
• The <video> Element and Its Attributes
• Adding Captions and Subtitles
• Fallback Mechanisms for Older Browsers
Module 5: HTML5 Graphics and Animation
• Introduction to the <canvas> Element
• Drawing Shapes and Text on Canvas
• Introduction to SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics)
• Differences Between Canvas and SVG
Module 6: HTML5 APIs
• Geolocation API: Detecting User Location
• Web Storage API: LocalStorage and SessionStorage
• WebSockets: Real-time Communication
• Drag and Drop API
Module 7: Introduction to CSS3
• What is CSS3 and Why Use It?
• Differences Between CSS2 and CSS3
• CSS Syntax and Selectors
• Inline, Internal, and External CSS
• Understanding the Cascade, Specificity, and Inheritance
Module 8: Styling Text and Fonts
• Working with Google Fonts and Web Fonts
• Text Styling: color, font-size, font-family, text-align, letter-spacing
• Text Effects: text-shadow, text-transform, word-wrap
• Line Height and Vertical Alignment
Module 9: CSS Box Model and Layout
• Understanding Margins, Borders, Padding, and Content
• Box Sizing and Overflow Properties
• Display Properties: block, inline, inline-block, none
• Positioning Elements: static, relative, absolute, fixed, sticky
• Z-index and Layering Elements
Module 10: CSS3 Colors and Backgrounds
• RGBA and HSLA Color Models
• Gradients: Linear and Radial
• Background Images and Properties
Module 11: Responsive Web Design with Media Queries
• Introduction to Responsive Design
• Understanding Viewports and Breakpoints
• Using Media Queries for Different Screen Sizes
• Mobile-First Design Approach
• Relative Units (em, rem, vw, vh)
Module 12: CSS3 Flexbox and Grid Layout
• Introduction to Flexbox: display: flex
• Flex Direction, Justify Content, Align Items
• Creating Responsive Layouts with Flexbox
• Introduction to CSS Grid
• Grid Tracks, Columns, Rows, and Gaps
• Combining Flexbox and Grid for Advanced Layouts
Module 1: Functions and Events in JavaScript
• What is JavaScript?
• Setting Up the Development Environment (Browser Console, VS Code)
• Variables (var, let, const) and Data Types
• Operators and Expressions
• Conditional Statements (if, switch)
• Loops (for, while, do-while)
Module 2: Functions and Events in JavaScript
• Defining and Calling Functions
• Function Parameters and Return Values
• Arrow Functions (=>)
• Understanding Event Listeners (onclick, onchange, onmouseover)
• DOM Manipulation (getElementById, querySelector)
• Handling Forms and User Inputs
Module 3: Working with Arrays and Objects
• Creating and Manipulating Arrays (push, pop, map, filter, forEach)
• Objects and JSON Basics
• Object Properties and Methods
• Iterating Over Objects (for...in, Object.keys)
Module 4: Introduction to jQuery
• What is jQuery? Benefits of Using jQuery
• Setting Up jQuery (Using CDN: https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.7.1/jquery.min.js)
• Selecting Elements ($(), id, class, tag)
• jQuery Events (click, hover, keyup)
• jQuery Effects (hide, show, toggle, fadeIn, fadeOut)
• Adding and Removing Elements (append, remove)
Module 5: AJAX and JSON
• What is AJAX? Why Use AJAX?
• Making HTTP Requests using $.ajax()
• Fetching Data from a Server (GET, POST)
• Handling Responses (Success, Error)
• Working with JSON Data
• Displaying JSON Data on a Web Page
Module-1 Introduction to MVC
• What is MVC?
• Introduction to design Pattern
• What is framework and differences between framework and library
• Component of MVC design pattern
• Introduction to Model, View and Controller and their responsibility.
• NET MVC and its feature
• Introduction to web application architecture, request and response
• How an application works?
• How separation of concern benefits us?
Module-2 Introduction to MVC
• What are Views?
• Responsibility of Views
• Benefits of Using Views
• Creating a View
• Content of a View File
• What is Layout?
• How to create a Layout?
• Specifying a Layout
• Layout property of Razor views
• Introduction to RenderBody, Section, RenderSection etc.
• Ignoring sections
• About _ViewStart.cshtml file
• Razor Directives, Importing Shared Directives
• About _ViewImports.cshtml file
• Passing Data from Controller to View
• Introduction to ViewBag and ViewData
• Usages of TempData, ViewBag and ViewData
Module-3 Razor View Engine
• Razor View Engine, Razor Syntax
• Symbol to transition from HTML to C#
• Implicit Razor expressions
• Explicit Razor expressions
• Expression encoding
• Razor code blocks
• Implicit transitions
• Explicit transition
• Transitions in decision and Control Structures
• Comments in Razor Syntax
Module-4 Controller in ASP.NET Core MVC
• What is a Controller?
• Responsibility of a Controller
• Action Methods and Action Results
• ActionResult vs IActionResult
• ViewResult, JsonResult, ContentResult, EmptyResult,
• RedirectResult, RedirectToActionResult, BadRequestResult
• FileResult, FileContentResult, FileStreamResult
• Dependency Injection in Controller
• Implicit Dependencies Principle
• Explicit Dependencies Principle
• Constructor Injection
• Action Injection
Module-5 Model in ASP.NET Core MVC
• What is a Model?
• Responsibility of a Model
• Introduction to Model binding
• How Model binding works?
• Data Sources To Bind Request Data
• Form values, Route values, Query strings
• Bind Request Data
• Customize Model Binding With Attributes
• [BindRequired], [BindNever]
• Exact Binding source [FromHeader], [FromQuery], [FromRoute], [FromForm]
• [FromServices], [FromBody] etc.
• What happens Inside Model Binding?
• Value providers and Model Binders activities.
Module-6 Model Validation in ASP.NET Core MVC
• What is Model Validation?
• Why Model Validation?
• Where Model Validation ?
• Introduction to Validation Attributes • How Model validation works?
• Example of Model with Validation Attributes
• Built-in Validation Attributes
• ComponentModel.DataAnnotations Namespace for validation attributes
• Model State and Handling Model State
• Manual Validation and Custom validation
• Client side validation and Remote validation
Module-7 Routing in ASP.NET Core MVC
• What is Routing?
• Routing in ASP.NET Core
• Routing Basics
• Router Middleware
• Incoming request, Route Handlers, RouteAsync Method, Route collection
• Creating Default Routes
• Extending Default Routes
• Using Attributes
• Building RESTful Routes
• Using Constraints
Module-8 Language Integrated Query (LINQ)
• What is LINQ ?
• Types Of LINQ
• LINQ Architecture IN .NET
• Why LINQ ?
• The building blocks of LINQ
• LINQ Query Syntax
• LINQ Lamda Syntax
• How LINQ to SQL works?
• LINQ Query Operators
Module-9 ORM and Entity Framework Core
• What is ORM?
• Entity Framework Core
• Introduction to Entity Framework Core
• Entity Framework Architecture
• Conceptual Model, Storage Model, Mapping
• Entity Framework Core in two scenarios
• Domain Model and Database
• Domain Model Approaches
• Code First and Database First Approach
• Concept of DBContext
• Introduction to Scaffolding
Module-10 How to use EF Core in ASP.NET Core MVC
• Create the Model
• Add Migration and Create Database
• Introduction to Asynchronous Code
• Synchronous vs. Asynchronous code
• Introduction to async and await
• Entity States, No-tracking Queries etc.
Module-11 Security, Authentication and Authorization in ASP.NET Core MVC
• What is Authentication
• Authentication in ASP.NET Core
• Identity on ASP.NET Core
• Configure Identity
• Introduction to Authorization
• Authorization Types
• Authorization Namespace
• What is Role?
• Different Types of Authorization
• Simple Authorization
• Role based Authorization
• Claims-Based Authorization
• Custom Policy-Based Authorization
• Resource Based Authorization
• View Based Authorization
• How to add role checks?
• Policy based role checks
• How to add claims checks?
Module-12 Application Deployment in ASP.NET Core MVC
• Deploy WEB Application in Remote Server
• Publishing and packaging Web Application
• Backup Database to Local machine
• Configuring Server
• Restore the database to remote server
• Deploying the Application and GO Live
Module-13 Project Work in ASP.NET Core MVC
• Introduction to project
• Project plan, approach and methodology identification
• Setting up the Project environment
• Conceptualization of requirements and develop requirements specification
• Designing solution in detail
• Development or construction based on the design
• Testing and debugging the Application
• Deploy Application to server
Module 1: Getting Started with Angular
• Getting Ready
• Your First Angular App
• Putting Angular in Context
• An HTML and CSS Primer
Module 2: JavaScript and TypeScript
• Preparing the Example Project
• Using Statements
• Defining and Using Functions
• Using Variables and Types
• Using JavaScript Operators
• Working with Arrays
Module 3: Angular Data Bindings, Built-in Directives, Events and Forms
• Creating an Angular Project
• Using Data Bindings
• Using the Built-in Directives
• Using Events and Forms
Module 4: Creating Directives
• Creating Attribute Directives
• Creating Structural Directives
Module 5: Components and Pipes
• Understanding Components
• Using and Creating Pipes
Module 6: Routing and Navigation
1. Routing and Navigation: Part 1
2. Routing and Navigation: Part 2
3. Routing and Navigation: Part 3
Module 1: Introduction to APIs
• What is an API?
• Types of APIs: REST, SOAP, GraphQL
• Understanding API Endpoints, Requests, and Responses
• HTTP Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
• Understanding JSON and XML Formats
• Tools for API Testing (Postman, cURL)
Module 2: Building a RESTful API
• Setting Up a Simple API with ASP.NET Core
• Creating Controllers and Endpoints
• Handling Requests and Responses
• Implementing CRUD Operations (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
• Using Entity Framework Core for Database Interaction
• API Versioning & Documentation with Swagger
Module 3: Securing APIs
• Introduction to API Security
• Authentication vs. Authorization
• Implementing JWT (JSON Web Token) Authentication
• API Key-Based Authentication
Module 4: API Integration & Consuming APIs
• Fetching Data from External APIs Using C# (HttpClient)
• Calling APIs with JavaScript (fetch(), $.ajax())
• Handling API Errors and Response Codes
• Parsing JSON and Using Data in Applications
• Real-world API Integration Examples (Weather API, SMS API)
Module 1: Introduction to Software Project Management
• What is Software Project Management?
• Key Roles in Software Projects (Project Manager, Developers, QA, etc.)
• Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Overview
• Common Challenges in Software Projects
• Importance of Effective Project Management
Module 2: Project Planning & Requirement Analysis
• Understanding Project Scope and Objectives
• Requirement Gathering Techniques (Interviews, Surveys, Prototyping)
• Writing Software Requirement Specifications (SRS)
• Work Breakdown Structure (WBS)
• Estimating Project Time & Cost
Module 3: Agile, Scrum & Traditional Project Management
• Overview of Traditional Project Management (Waterfall Model)
• Agile Methodology & Its Benefits
• Scrum Framework: Roles, Events, Artifacts
• Lean Software Development
• Choosing the Right Approach for a Project
Module 4: Risk Management & Quality Assurance
• Identifying & Analyzing Project Risks
• Risk Mitigation Strategies
• Introduction to Software Quality Assurance (SQA)
• Testing Strategies & Best Practices
• Managing Changes in Project Scope
Module 5: Project Execution, Monitoring & Delivery
• Managing Project Teams & Communication
• Tracking Progress with Project Management Tools (Jira, Trello, Azure DevOps)
• Performance Metrics & KPIs for Software Projects
• Handling Delays and Bottlenecks
• Software Deployment & Post-Implementation Support
Module 6: Hands-on Case Study & Practical Insights
• Case Study: Managing a Software Development Project
• Identifying Risks, Creating a Project Plan & Timeline
• Discussion on Real-world Challenges & Solutions
Module 1: Introduction to AI for Developers
• What is AI and How It Enhances Developer Productivity?
• Types of AI Tools for Developers(Code Assistants, Debugging, Testing, Documentation)
• Popular AI-powered Tools: GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT, CodeWhisperer, Tabnine
• Ethical Considerations & Best Practices in AI-assisted Development
Module 2: AI-Powered Code Generation & Debugging
• Writing Code Faster with AI (GitHub Copilot, ChatGPT)
• AI-assisted Debugging Techniques
• Identifying & Fixing Bugs Using AI Tools
• Generating Code Snippets, Functions, and Modules Automatically
• Best Practices for Reviewing AI-generated Code
Module 3: AI for Code Refactoring & Optimization
• Understanding Code Smells & Refactoring Techniques
• Using AI to Improve Code Readability & Maintainability
• Performance Optimization with AI Recommendations
• Automating Code Formatting
• Hands-on Practice: Refactoring a Sample Project with AI
Module 4: AI-Powered Documentation
• Writing Technical Documentation with AI
• Enhancing Code Comments & Inline Documentation
• Hands-on Practice: Generating Document for an Application
• Project: Using AI to Enhance Developer Productivity in a Real-world Scenario
• Selecting the Right AI Tools for Your Development Stack
• Exploring Emerging AI Trends in Software Development
• Best Practices for Integrating AI into Your Workflow
• Final Discussion & Q&A
Project 1: Smart Task Management System
Features Smart Task Management:
1. User Authentication & Roles – Users can register, log in, and reset passwords. Admins, Managers, and Employees have role-based access.2. Task Creation & Assignment – Users can create tasks and assign them to team members.
2. Task Status Updates – Tasks can have statuses like Pending, In Progress, Completed, or On Hold.
3. Due Date & Priority Setting – Assign due dates and priority levels (Low, Medium, High).
4. Task Comments & Attachments – Users can add comments and upload files to tasks.
5. Dashboard Overview – A summary of tasks, deadlines, and priorities in one place.
6. Mid-Level Features:
7. Notifications – Send notifications for new tasks, updates, or deadline reminders.7. Task Dependency Management – Define relationships between tasks (e.g., Task B starts after Task A is completed).
8. User Activity Tracking – Track who created, updated, or completed tasks.
9. Reports & Analytics – Generate reports on task completion rates, productivity, and overdue tasks.
10. Team Collaboration Features – Group chat or discussion board for each project/task.
Project 2: Online Library Management System
Features Online Library Management System:
1. User Authentication & Roles – Separate roles for Admin, Librarian, and Members.
2. Book Catalog Management – Add, update, and remove books with details (title, author, genre, ISBN, availability).
3. Search & Filter Books – Search by title, author, category, or availability.
4. Book Borrowing & Returns – Members can borrow books and return them before the due date.
5. Late Return Penalty – Automatic fine calculation for overdue books.
6. Member Management – Admins can register, edit, or remove members.
7. Reservation & Waitlist System – Users can reserve books and get notified when available.
8. Book Reviews & Ratings – Users can review and rate books.
9. Digital Copy Support – Upload and read e-books or PDFs online.
10. Dashboard & Analytics – Reports on most borrowed books, active members, and overdue returns.
11. Bill Generate – Print report and invoice
12. Email Notifications & Reminders – Automatic reminders for due dates, reservations, and fines.
The Professional Diploma in Microsoft Web Application Development (MWAD) is a structured, in-depth program tailored for aspiring web developers. Over 160 hours, participants will gain proficiency in core programming and web technologies essential for building dynamic and scalable applications.
The course begins with C# programming (24 hours), laying a strong foundation in object-oriented programming. Next, SQL Server (18 hours) covers database design and management. Learners explore front-end technologies such as HTML, CSS (9 hours), JavaScript, jQuery, and AJAX (12 hours) for responsive web interfaces. The curriculum then focuses on ASP.NET Core MVC (48 hours) for server-side development and API creation.
Students also delve into API development and integration (9 hours) and gain insights into software project management (6 hours). A dedicated module on AI for developer productivity (6 hours) introduces automation and AI-driven enhancements in development workflows.
Finally, learners apply their knowledge in a 19-hour project to build a real-world web application, solidifying their skills. By the end of the course, graduates will be well-prepared for careers as Microsoft web developers, equipped with practical experience and industry-relevant expertise.
Get Course Completion and Assessment Certificate at the end of the course