Dot Net Full Stack Course

Dot Net Full Stack Course

Dot Net Full Stack Development Training Program by Sevenmentor Institute

The purpose of the Dot Net Full Stack training course at Sevenmentor is to provide an opportunity for learners who wish to create full website applications using Microsoft ecosystem technologies. Instead of hopping right into chapters that discuss abstract theory for long periods of time, the trainer will provide a brief small example like, how does a page respond when a button is clicked, or how data travels over the wire across a simple form, or what a simple controller returns to the browser. These small examples will give learners small "pieces" of understanding of how a front-end and a back-end gets connected before we move into deeper ideas. 

As the students advance in their training, they will work on all pieces of a full-stack application: C# programmer, ASP.NET MVC ASP.NET Core for the server-side logic, a SQL server for storing and managing data, and finally the front-end components using HTML/CSS/Javascript and Angular or React depending on the batch of the students. This will slowly allow learners to see how a full application is constructed to accept user input, process that information on the server side, query the database, and return clean results back to the screen.

By the end of the training you are able to create working modules with design forms and also simultaneously validate user entries. You will also be able to connect APIs have data reliably stored along with handle errors and learn to deploy a full project as a junior to mid-senior full-stack developer level.
 

Why Should You Start Taking Courses for Dot NET Programming?

Many organizations—particularly those in finance, healthcare, logistics, insurance, or enterprise-level systems—use .NET-based applications to run their daily operations. These systems have developers who know how to work on both the front-end and back-end—meaning, developers are responsible for both sides, not just operating on one side.

.NET remains a stable & popular framework, in part, for its emphasis on security, utility in data heavy materials, and scalability when applications grow.

When you learn full stack, you will understand how each part of an application connects, how data moves through each interface, and how workflows are automated.

Each of these features makes full stack developers more adaptable and valuable to the inside of teams, especially within organizations trying to maintain or improve existing systems.
 

What you will learn within the Dot Net Full Stack course?

Phase 1: C# Programming & Fundamentals

We will start with the enigma of C#. 

Variables, loops, conditions, methods, and classes, 

Basics of OOP structure, along with error handling

Small console-based programs for logic development.

These introductory challenges can make you web development coder.
 

Phase 2: ASP.NET MVC / ASP.NET Core Build

Curriculum will shift into server side development 

Learning how Controllers with Models, and Views work.

Form submissions

Validations

CRUD operations

Routing and filters

Connecting to APIs

Returning JSON responses

You see how each request is processed and how the server sends results back to the browser.
 

Phase 3: SQL Server & Database Connectivity

You learn how tables, relationships, joins, and stored procedures work.

Writing queries

Designing clean table structures

Using Entity Framework / ADO.NET

Handling transactions

Managing data flow between the UI and database
 

Phase 4: Front-End Development

You work with HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and Angular or React (based on batch plan).

You learn how to build layouts, forms, dashboards, and interactive components that communicate with the .NET backend.
 

Phase 5: Building Full Stack Projects

You combine all layers and build simple modules like:

Login & registration

Admin panels

Product listings

Task or ticket systems

Small dashboards

API-based screens

This phase brings everything together into a real application workflow.
 

Advantages of Learning Dot Net Full Stack at Sevenmentor

Many learners appreciate that the sessions stay close to real project work instead of long lecture-style teaching. The examples are practical—small forms, dashboards, validations, and modules that match what junior developers usually handle in companies. You see how a feature is built step by step rather than being overloaded with too many concepts at once.

Batch sizes stay limited, so there is always time to clarify doubts or repeat a section if something doesn’t make sense immediately. You also get short practice tasks after major topics—fixing errors, adjusting layouts, connecting forms to controllers, or cleaning up SQL queries. These small drills help build confidence in a steady and manageable way.
 

Topics Covered in the Dot Net Full Stack Program

C# Programming

Basic OOP Concepts

Error Handling

ASP.NET MVC / ASP.NET Core

Controllers, Models & Views

Routing and Filters

Form Handling & Validations

API creation and consumption

Entity Framework or ADO.NET

SQL Server essentials

Table relationships and joins

Stored procedures

HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Bootstrap, Angular / React

Authentication basics

Deploying applications

Debugging and testing

Short practice rounds follow each major concept so learning feels smooth and not overwhelming.
 

Online Dot Net Full Stack Training

The Online .NET Full Stack Training format is especially effective for visually-oriented learners who enjoy self-paced classes and can structure their learning based on their availability. These are live classes enable you and allow you to ask questions along with problem fixes from the teacher. Also our students of online course get the same project files, assignments, and notes as classroom students so they do not feel different. 

In this online Dot Net Full Stack format many professionals that are working with different time zones generally prefer because they can always go back to the recording to revisit concepts at any time. Tasks are small modules, SQL exercises, or UI components that can be uploaded for review later.  The flow stays simple: learn the concept, see a demo, build a small feature, and then test it together.
 

Corporate Training for Dot Net Development

Sevenmentor also conducts corporate batches for companies that build or maintain .NET-based systems. These sessions focus on the actual workflow used inside the organization—API integrations, improving performance, database handling, UI upgrades, code structure, or testing practices.

Before the training begins, the trainer reviews the existing stack, ongoing projects, and the common issues the team faces. This helps shape the sessions around relevant tasks, not generic content.

Corporate batches usually focus on:

Clean and maintainable code

Faster backend development

API optimisation

Improving SQL performance

Building reusable components

Reducing debugging time

Structuring modules for long-term use

Companies can choose between on-site or online training depending on convenience.
 

Job Roles, Career Path & Salary Expectation After This Course

Dot Net Full Stack developers are in demand across IT companies, product firms, consulting services, and enterprise-level organizations. After completing this course, learners typically move into roles such as:

Junior .NET Developer

Full Stack .NET Developer

Backend Developer 

ASP.NET Core Developer

MVC Developer

Web Developer

API Developer

SQL Developer

Application Support Engineer
 

As you gain experience, you can progress to:

Senior Developer

Technical Lead

Software Architect

Product Engineer

In India freshers get starting salaries ranging from 3 LPA to 6 LPA which is highly depending on the company and project exposure. However with a few years of experience and strong project knowledge our developers often move into the 6 LPA to 12 LPA range after course certification.

 The Dot Net Development Career path is steady because companies in this sector continue to dominate secure and scalable long-term applications.