Modern .NET Enterprise Stack

Full-Stack .NET Developer.
Build Enterprise Systems.

Transform from a beginner into an industry-ready full-stack developer capable of designing, deploying, and maintaining scalable web applications for global MNCs.

32 Weeks

10-12 hours per week

50%

Hands-on Development

Clean Arch

Enterprise Level Patterns

Capstone

HR & Recruitment Platform

Highly Rewarding Career Path

.NET Full Stack developers are among the highest-paid engineers in the IT industry. Here is the standard compensation trajectory in India:

Fresher / Junior

0 - 2 Years Experience

₹4.0L - ₹8.0L

per annum

Most in Demand

Mid-Level

2 - 5 Years Experience

₹10.0L - ₹18.0L

per annum

Senior / Architect

5+ Years Experience

₹20.0L+

per annum

Tools & Technologies Covered

Master the complete Microsoft ecosystem alongside modern frontend and cloud tools.

Core Backend

C#, .NET 8/10, ASP.NET Core MVC & Web API

Data & ORM

SQL Server, Entity Framework Core, LINQ

Frontend Frameworks

Angular, React, JavaScript, TypeScript

Cloud & AI

Azure, ML.NET, Docker, CI/CD

Dev Tools

Git, GitHub, Visual Studio, Swagger

Progressive Projects Roadmap

You will build real software every week, culminating in a massive enterprise capstone.

Weeks 1 - 6

Employee Console App

Core C#, OOPs, LINQ, and File Handling logic.

Weeks 7 - 10

Employee Database

SQL Server, EF Core, and Relational Modeling.

Weeks 11 - 16

ASP.NET Core Web API

RESTful services, JWT Auth, and Middleware.

Weeks 17 - 20

Interactive Dashboard

HTML5, CSS3, and Vanilla JavaScript UI.

Weeks 21 - 23

Angular/React Integration

Modern SPA connected to your .NET APIs.

Weeks 24 - 28

Clean Architecture Refactor

Implementing Repository, Unit of Work & CQRS.

Weeks 29 - 31

Docker & Cloud Deploy

CI/CD Pipelines, GitHub Actions, and Azure App Service.

Week 32

Enterprise Capstone

Massive HR & Recruitment Platform showcasing all skills.

Comprehensive Syllabus

9 Phases. 32 Weeks. Progressive enterprise application roadmap.

Phase 1: Programming & C# Foundation (Weeks 1-6)
  • .NET ecosystem, CLR, CLI, and project structure.
  • C# Fundamentals and Object-Oriented Programming (SOLID).
  • Advanced C#: Generics, collections, records, nullable types.
  • LINQ & Modern C# for data manipulation.
  • Exception Handling, file streams, and JSON serialization.
Phase 2: Database & Data Access (Weeks 7-10)
  • SQL Server fundamentals and advanced SQL (Joins, CTEs, Indexes).
  • Entity Framework Core ORM concepts and migrations.
  • Advanced EF Core: loading strategies, transactions, query filters.
  • Repository and Unit of Work patterns.
Phase 3: ASP.NET Core (Weeks 11-16)
  • ASP.NET Core architecture, dependency injection, middleware.
  • MVC architecture (Controllers, Views, Razor).
  • Web API development (REST, DTOs, Swagger, versioning).
  • JWT Authentication and Role-based Authorization.
Phase 4: Frontend Development (Weeks 17-20)
  • HTML5 semantics and accessibility.
  • CSS3 responsive design, Flexbox, Grid, Bootstrap.
  • Modern JavaScript (ES6+, Promises, async/await, DOM).
  • Fetch API and Web API integration.
Phase 5: Modern Frontend Framework (Weeks 21-23)
  • Angular (Recommended) or React fundamentals.
  • Components, routing, state, and HTTP client integration.
  • Full-stack integration linking frontend to ASP.NET Core APIs.
Phase 6: Software Engineering (Weeks 24-26)
  • Clean Architecture and separation of concerns.
  • Design Patterns (Factory, Strategy, Observer, CQRS intro).
  • Logging, Monitoring, Redis caching, and async performance.
Phase 7: Testing & Quality (Weeks 27-28)
  • Unit testing with xUnit and Moq mocking.
  • ASP.NET Core integration testing and API testing with Postman.
  • Code review, static analysis, and SonarQube concepts.
Phase 8: Git, DevOps & Cloud (Weeks 29-31)
  • Git & GitHub workflows, pull requests, and GitFlow.
  • Docker containers, Docker Compose, and CI/CD pipelines.
  • Azure Cloud deployment (App Service, SQL, Key Vault).
Phase 9: Enterprise Architecture (Week 32)
  • Monolith vs Microservices, event-driven architecture, API Gateway.
  • Final capstone and MNC-style technical interview preparation.

Top 10 FAQs

Common questions about our Full-Stack .NET program.

1. Do I need prior C# or .NET experience?

No! Phase 1 starts entirely from scratch with programming fundamentals and basic C# syntax before moving into advanced topics.

2. What frontend framework will I learn?

Angular is the primary recommended enterprise path, but React is also thoroughly covered depending on your specific career goals.

3. Is cloud deployment covered?

Yes, in Phase 8 you will learn to containerize your apps using Docker and deploy them to Microsoft Azure using CI/CD pipelines.

4. How long does the course take?

The program spans 32 weeks. We recommend dedicating 10 to 12 hours per week for learning and practical implementation.

5. Will we build APIs?

Absolutely. A large portion of the backend curriculum is dedicated to building secure, scalable ASP.NET Core RESTful Web APIs.

6. Will I learn proper Database Design?

Yes, Phase 2 focuses heavily on SQL Server, relational modeling, advanced queries, and using Entity Framework Core for data access.

7. What is the Capstone Project?

Instead of basic CRUD apps, you will build a complete Enterprise HR & Recruitment Platform that includes payroll, attendance, dashboards, and role-based JWT auth.

8. Do you provide interview preparation?

Yes. 20% of the program focuses on problem-solving, algorithm challenges, mock interviews, and scenario-based troubleshooting expected by MNCs.

9. Is Clean Architecture covered?

Yes, in Phase 6, we refactor projects using Clean Architecture, Unit of Work, Repository patterns, and SOLID principles.

10. Do I receive a certificate?

Yes! Upon successful completion of your Capstone and coursework, you will earn an industry-recognized certification from Escon Info Systems.

Ready to Build Enterprise Apps?

Start your 32-week journey to becoming a Modern .NET Full-Stack Developer today.