Industrial Training Program

Our Digital Marketing 3 Months / 6 Months Industrial Training is an exclusive program mainly crafted for college students and aspiring digital marketers to get practical experience of the corporate sector by working on client’s projects and helping them pull the right audience through their acquired skills in Digital realm.

The objective of 3 Months / 6 Months Industrial Training is to boost knowledge of the students and produce skilled workforce on any one of the cutting edge technology according to the industry standards without which the student degree is of no significance. This is done by exposing students to real work-life situations which equip them developing skills and competencies required for the corporate world.

3 Months / 6 Months Industrial Training in Digital Marketing Includes:

Affiliate Marketing
Effective Business strategies
Google Analytics
ORM
Marketing automation
Designing Online Marketing Campaigns
PPC Advertising
E-commerce Marketing
Work With Core Website and Web Application Development
Email Marketing
Introduction to SMS Marketing
Work On Search Engine Optimization
Adsendse & Blogging
Creating Engaging Content
Website Designing

Who can join Industrial Training Program

v Undergraduate student who is looking for end-to-end career support right from skill-based training to placement assistance.

v Engineering students from IT Industry who want corporate exposure.

v Business heads who want to stay ahead among the competitors.

v Professional developers who want to be updated with new technologies.

Job Opportunities Available

Digital Marketing Manager, SEM Manager, SEO Manager, Social Media, and Content Manager, Inbound Marketing Manager, Blogger, PPC Executive, Web Analyzer, Youtuber, Online Campaign Manager, Email Marketer, Analytics Expert.

Minimum Eligibility

Any Bachelor degree or Equivalent Degree

( B.Tech/M.Tech/BE/B.Sc/M.Sc/ BCA/MCA/CS/CSE/IT, BA, B.com, MBA )

IT Industrial Training .NET Framework

C#, ASP.NET with Window Form Application, Silverlight, WPF, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET CORE,Web Service, Web API, Jquery, Bootstraps, Ajax, Javascript , SAP Crystal Report, MS SQL Server, Oracle and Live Projects.

Contact : 9841888220

Email : prempdhakal@gmail.com

.NET CORE

.NET Core is developed as an open-source platform by the Microsoft NET community on GitHub. It is a cross-platform that supports Linux, Windows, and mac OS and an essential tool to create IoT, cloud, and other device applications. It is built in a modular way that requires smaller package imports rather than one large assembly with all core functionalities.

Whether you want to develop apps for mobile, desktop, learn machine learning, or even want to be a game developer, .NET is the base for everything. It is because the developers can pick up necessary skills with TOPS Technologies .NET Core Course to use versatility. It can help you make a good cut in the current job market as companies are looking for.NET Core talent with expertise in working on mac OS and Linux and Windows.

ASP.NET Core Development

ASP.NET Core is the latest release of Microsoft’s cross-platform version of its ASP.NET Web development framework. This ASP.NET Core Development training introduces attendees to ASP.NET Core development and teaches the skills necessary to design and build well-architected web and service-oriented applications that follow the MVC design pattern. This course does introduce new frameworks like gRPC and Blazor but does not include in-depth coverage of those topics.

Key Learning Areas

v Understand the goals and benefits of the .NET Core platform

v Learn to make good decisions about application architecture and the choice of data access technology

v Use ASP.NET Core's routing system to achieve a REST-style architecture

v Learn how to build a compelling and maintainable HTML user interface using the Razor view engine and client-side JavaScript

v Gain experience building a service that make data available via a modern Web API

v Get an introduction to Blazor, Razor Pages, and gRPC

v Understand the different cross-platform deployment options available including via Docker containers

ASP.NET CORE

v Introduction

v .NET Core SDK

v ASP.NET Core Application Architecture

v Application Configuration

v Request Routing

v Models

v Controllers

v Views

v HTML Forms

v Data Validation

v Application State

v Error Handling

v Logging

v Testing

v Authentication

v Web APIs

v Remote Procedure Calls (gRPC)

v Blazor

v Deployment

Objectives

v Understand the benefits of MVC design over traditional ASP.NET Web Forms.

v Acquiring sufficient knowledge on role of Model, View and Controller in integrating them to develop complete web application.

v Understand how Routing API maps requests to action methods in controller.

v Learn how to reuse code rendering HTML using custom HTML Helper methods and Tag Helpers.

v Building Custom Model Binders for typical conditions in which built-in default binders are not usable.

v Understanding and applying validation framework for both client and server validations.

v Access databases and performing CRUD operations using LINQ and Entity Framework.

v Implement security in ASP.Net Core applications.

v Use Ajax and partial page updates and rendering and executing JavaScript code from ASP.NET Core.

v Modularize using Areas.

v Compress the output using bundling and minification features.

v Develop Service Oriented RESTful services using Web API feature of ASP.NET Core.

v Build and deploy ASP.NET Core application to the production server.

Prerequisites

v Prior knowledge of HTML and C# is mandatory.

v Basic knowledge of ASP.NET Web Forms and ASP.NET MVC recommended.

v LINQ, Entity Framework and SQL Server for database related operations.

v v Some familiarity with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Blazor (ASP.NET Core 3.1)

v What are Blazor; Razor Components and Web Assembly?

v Web Assembly vs Server

v Configuring Core 3.1

v Discuss the rapid development and evolution of ASP.NET

v Comparison of features for web technologies

v Creating Progress Web Application

v Support for Dependency Injection

v Creating your first Blazor Web Application

v Configuration Options

v New Core 3.1 Features

Blazor Application

v Overview of Blazor

v Blazor and Razor Components

v Installing Blazor Templates

v Debugging Blazor Applications

v Pages

v Layout and menu

v Dependency Injection

Razor Components

v Pages vs Components

v Routing

v Rendering Components

v Binding (one way and two way)

v Events (and stopping propagation)

v Code and Code behind files

v Razor Syntax

v Razor Directives

Calling REST Services

v Creating Web API services

v Web API Controller

v Implementing Controller Actions

v Using HttpClient

v Configuring and Injecting HttpClient

v Using Get request for Web API service

v Using Post, Put and Delete

Alternatively Calling gRPC Services

v What is gRPC?

v Create a gRPC service (using Proto 3)

v Define Messages and Remote Procedure Calls

v Connecting to service

v Create a client interface for service

Components - continued

v Parameters

v Child Components

v RenderFragments

v Template Componnts#

Using Entity Framework

v Introduction to Entity Framework Core

v Migrations and Database creation

v DataAnnocations

v Adding Migrations

v Creating a Database

v Creating Web API controller

Validation

v Introduction to Validation

v EditForm components

v Input components

v Validation components

MVC Security

v Dealing with common security threats in Web Applications

v Authentication and Authorization

v Configuring Authorization

v Securing Pages and Components

Razor Class Library

v Creating a Razor Class Library

v Using Components from a Library

v Routing to Pages in a Library

Interop with JavaScript

v Calling JavaScript from Components

v Referring to Elements within the JavaScript

v Calling .NET methods from JavaScript

Bootstrap

v Using Bootstrap to provide a Responsive User Interface

v Layout using Bootstrap

Software Development Solutions