Duration 5 Days – 40 hrs.

 

Overview

 

The ASP.NET Core MVC 9 Web Applications Training Course equips participants with the skills to design, develop, and deploy modern, scalable, and secure web applications using the latest ASP.NET Core MVC framework (.NET 9).

 

This course covers the full development lifecycle—from application architecture, MVC pattern, and Razor views to data access with Entity Framework Core, authentication, APIs, and deployment. Participants will build real-world web applications while applying best practices in clean architecture, security, performance optimization, and DevOps integration.

 

Designed for both beginners and experienced developers, this training ensures participants gain hands-on experience and practical knowledge to build enterprise-grade web applications using Microsoft technologies.

 

Objectives

 

• Understand the architecture of ASP.NET Core MVC and .NET 9
• Build dynamic web applications using the MVC design pattern
• Develop responsive UI using Razor Views, Tag Helpers, and Bootstrap
• Implement CRUD operations using Entity Framework Core
• Design and integrate RESTful APIs
• Apply authentication and authorization (Identity, JWT)
• Implement dependency injection and middleware
• Optimize application performance and scalability
• Deploy applications to cloud platforms (Azure/IIS/Docker)
• Apply best practices in secure and maintainable web development

 

 

 Target Audience

 

• Web Developers (Beginner to Intermediate)
• .NET Developers upgrading to ASP.NET Core
• Software Engineers and Application Developers
• Full-Stack Developers
• IT Professionals involved in web application development

 

Prerequisites

 

• Basic knowledge of C# programming
• Familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
• Basic understanding of web development concepts (HTTP, browser-server model)
• Experience with Visual Studio or similar IDE is an advantage

 

 

Course Outline

 

Module 1: Introduction to ASP.NET Core MVC 9

 

• Overview of .NET 9 and ASP.NET Core
• MVC architecture and design pattern
• Project structure and solution setup
• Creating your first ASP.NET Core MVC application

 

Module 2: Controllers, Routing, and Middleware

 

• Controllers and action methods
• Routing (conventional and attribute routing)
• Middleware pipeline and request lifecycle
• Custom middleware implementation

 

Module 3: Views and Razor Engine

 

• Razor syntax and layout pages
• Partial views and view components
• Tag Helpers and HTML Helpers
• Form handling and validation

Module 4: Models and Data Handling

 

• Model binding and validation
• ViewModels and DTOs
• Data annotations and custom validation
• Working with forms and user inputs

 

Module 5: Entity Framework Core (EF Core)

 

• Introduction to EF Core
• Database context and configuration
• Code-first vs database-first approach
• CRUD operations
• Migrations and database updates

 

Module 6: Building RESTful APIs

 

• Introduction to Web APIs in ASP.NET Core
• Creating API controllers
• Routing and HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE)
• Consuming APIs within MVC applications

 

Module 7: Authentication and Authorization

 

• ASP.NET Core Identity
• Cookie-based authentication
• Role-based and policy-based authorization
• JWT authentication for APIs

 

Module 8: Dependency Injection and Configuration

 

• Built-in dependency injection container
• Service lifetimes (Transient, Scoped, Singleton)
• Configuration management (appsettings.json, environment variables)
• Logging and monitoring

 

Module 9: Advanced Features and Best Practices

 

• Error handling and exception management
• Model validation best practices
• Performance optimization techniques
• Clean architecture and layering
• Unit testing basics

 

Module 10: Deployment and DevOps Integration

 

• Publishing applications
• Deployment to IIS and Azure App Services
• Introduction to Docker containers
• CI/CD basics for .NET applications

 

Module 11: Capstone Project (Hands-On)

 

• Build a complete web application (e.g., Ticketing System / CRUD Business App)
• Implement authentication and database integration
• Apply best practices in UI/UX and architecture
• Final presentation and evaluation