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Professional .NET Full Stack & Cloud Engineering

School of Technology & AI

Don't just learn .NET — learn to design, develop, test, secure, deploy and scale enterprise-grade applications on the Microsoft stack

RIA's Professional .NET Full Stack & Cloud Engineering Program is a Microsoft-stack software engineering pathway — C#, ASP.NET Core, Web API, Entity Framework Core, SQL Server, React/Angular, Azure, Docker, CI/CD, microservices and AI — for developers who build secure, scalable enterprise systems, not tutorial CRUD apps.

Positioning: C# • ASP.NET Core • React • SQL Server • Azure • Microservices • AI — Code → Build → Integrate → Test → Deploy → Scale. Capstones connect with Industrial Automation, EV Engineering, Medical Robotics, Drone Engineering and Data Science & AI. Complements Java Full Stack for dual-stack careers.

What you will learn

  • C# fundamentals, OOP, modern C#, async/await, collections and LINQ
  • DSA foundations and complexity analysis (links to standalone DSA programme)
  • SQL Server, advanced SQL, database design and enterprise schemas
  • HTML/CSS, JavaScript, TypeScript; React primary and Angular enterprise track
  • ASP.NET Core, clean architecture, REST APIs, Entity Framework Core
  • Authentication, JWT, roles/policies, secure React applications
  • xUnit/Moq, Postman, frontend testing; Git, Docker, CI/CD
  • Azure fundamentals, identity, deploy React + ASP.NET Core + SQL
  • .NET microservices, Azure Service Bus, AI-assisted development and RAG
  • 6 specialization tracks and 6 production-style enterprise capstones

Full program syllabus

6–9 months · 500–650+ hours · Theory + Coding Lab + Frontend Lab + Backend Lab + Database Lab + API Lab + Cloud/DevOps + Industry Capstone

  • Professional .NET Full Stack & Cloud Engineering Program

    6–9 Months | 36 Weeks | 500–650+ Hours — C# • .NET • ASP.NET Core • Web API • SQL Server • React/Angular • Azure • Docker • Microservices • AI. Theory + Coding Lab + Frontend Lab + Backend Lab + Database Lab + API Lab + Cloud/DevOps + Industry Capstone.

    Core positioning: Don't just learn .NET. Learn to design, develop, test, secure, deploy and scale enterprise-grade applications on the Microsoft technology stack.

    Student journey: Programming Fundamentals → C# → OOP → DSA → SQL Server → HTML + CSS → JavaScript → TypeScript → React/Angular → ASP.NET Core → REST API → Entity Framework Core → Authentication & Security → Testing → Git → Docker → Azure → CI/CD → Microservices → AI Integration → Production Application.

    Core promise: Don't just learn .NET. Learn to build secure, scalable enterprise applications from frontend to cloud.

    Target career roles
    • .NET Developer, C# Developer, ASP.NET Core Developer, Backend Developer, Web Application Developer
    • Frontend Developer, React Developer, Angular Developer, TypeScript Developer
    • .NET Full Stack Developer, Full Stack Software Engineer, Enterprise Application Developer
    • Azure Developer, .NET Microservices Developer, DevOps-oriented .NET Engineer, AI Application Developer
    Program architecture (17 phases)
    • Phases 1–3 (Wk 1–8): Programming fundamentals, C#, OOP, Advanced C#, DSA
    • Phases 4–6 (Wk 9–14): SQL Server, HTML/CSS, JavaScript & TypeScript
    • Phases 7–10 (Wk 15–24): React/Angular, ASP.NET Core, Web API, EF Core
    • Phases 11–14 (Wk 25–28): Security, Testing, Git/Docker/CI/CD, Azure
    • Phases 15–17 (Wk 29–36): Microservices, AI integration, specialization + capstone
    Phase 1 — Programming & Computer Fundamentals (Weeks 1–2)
    Module 01 — Computer Fundamentals
    • Computer architecture, OS, files/processes, memory, networking, client/server, HTTP/HTTPS, DNS, browser architecture
    • Dev environment: .NET SDK, Visual Studio / VS Code, Git, SQL Server, Node.js, API testing tools
    Module 02 — Programming Logic
    • Variables, data types, operators, conditions, loops, functions, arrays, strings, I/O
    • Mathematical, string, array and logical problem solving
    Phase 2 — C# Programming (Weeks 3–6)
    Modules 03–04 — C# & OOP
    • C# syntax, variables, types, operators, conditions, loops, methods, arrays
    • Classes, objects, constructors, encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction
    • Interfaces, abstract classes, composition, dependency concepts
    • Projects: console billing system; Library Management System
    Modules 05–06 — Exceptions & Collections
    • try/catch/finally, throw, custom exceptions, validation, logging awareness
    • Array, List, Dictionary, HashSet, Queue, Stack; Generics, IEnumerable, LINQ
    Modules 07–08 — Modern C# & Async
    • Delegates, events, lambdas, LINQ, extension methods, nullable references, pattern matching
    • async/await, Task, cancellation, parallelism awareness
    • Project: Asynchronous data-processing application
    Phase 3 — DSA & Advanced C# (Weeks 7–8)
    Module 09 — Data Structures
    Module 10 — Algorithms
    • Searching, sorting, recursion, binary search, graph traversal, greedy, DP awareness
    • Big-O, time and space complexity
    Module 11 — Advanced Collections & LINQ
    • LINQ filtering, projection, grouping, sorting, aggregation, joins
    • Project: Employee analytics engine
    Phase 4 — SQL Server & Database (Weeks 9–10)
    Modules 12–13 — Database & SQL
    • Relational databases, tables, keys, relationships, constraints, schemas
    • SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE, JOIN, GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY, subqueries, CTEs
    Module 14 — Advanced SQL
    • Indexes, views, stored procedures, transactions, ACID, normalization, query optimization
    Module 15 — Database Design
    • Requirement → ER diagram → schema → relationships → indexes
    • Project: Enterprise sales database
    Phase 5 — HTML & CSS (Weeks 11–12)
    Module 16 — HTML5
    • Semantic HTML, forms, tables, media, accessibility
    Module 17 — CSS
    • Box model, Flexbox, Grid, positioning, responsive design, animations
    • Project: Responsive corporate website
    Phase 6 — JavaScript & TypeScript (Weeks 13–14)
    Module 18 — JavaScript
    • Variables, functions, objects, arrays, modules, ES6+, promises, async/await
    Module 19 — Browser Development
    • DOM, events, forms, Fetch API, JSON, local storage
    Module 20 — TypeScript
    • Types, interfaces, classes, generics, type narrowing, utility types
    • Project: TypeScript task management application
    Phase 7 — React / Angular (Weeks 15–18)
    Modules 21–22 — React (primary frontend)
    • Components, JSX, props, state, events, hooks; todo, catalogue, dashboard
    • useState, useEffect, Context, custom hooks, routing, forms, validation, state management
    • Performance, lazy loading, code splitting, component architecture
    Modules 23–24 — Angular & Frontend Architecture
    • Angular architecture, components, templates, services, DI, routing, forms
    • Component design, API services, error handling, loading states, authentication flows
    • Angular as enterprise specialization alongside React primary track
    Phase 8 — ASP.NET Core (Weeks 19–22)
    Modules 25–27 — .NET, MVC & REST API
    • .NET architecture, runtime, project structure, DI, configuration, environments
    • Controllers, models, views, middleware, routing: Request → Middleware → Controller → Service → Repository → Database
    • GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE; status codes, JSON, DTOs, validation, exception handling, pagination, filtering
    Modules 28–29 — Clean Architecture & DI
    • Presentation → Application → Domain → Infrastructure
    • Service registration, Singleton/Scoped/Transient lifetimes; reusable services
    Phase 9 — Entity Framework Core (Week 24)
    Module 30 — EF Core
    • DbContext, entities, relationships, migrations, LINQ queries
    • One-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-many
    Module 31 — Database Integration
    • React → ASP.NET Core API → EF Core → SQL Server
    • Project: Employee Management Platform — CRUD, search, filter, pagination, roles
    Phase 10 — Security (Week 25)
    Module 32 — Authentication
    • Registration, login, logout, password reset, session management
    Module 33 — ASP.NET Core Security
    • Authentication, authorization, JWT, claims, roles, policies, CORS, HTTPS
    • Roles: Admin → Manager → Employee
    Module 34 — Secure React Application
    • Protected routes, role-based UI, token management, session expiry, secure API calls
    Phase 11 — Testing (Week 26)
    Module 35 — .NET Testing
    • Unit and integration testing, mocking; xUnit, NUnit awareness, Moq
    Module 36 — API Testing
    • REST APIs, authentication, validation, error handling, edge cases; Postman
    Module 37 — Frontend Testing
    • Component testing, integration testing, user interaction testing
    Phase 12 — Git, Docker & CI/CD (Week 27)
    Module 38 — Git & GitHub
    • Repository, commit, branch, merge, PR, code review, conflict resolution
    • Workflow: Developer → Branch → PR → Review → Merge
    Module 39 — Docker
    • Containerize React + ASP.NET Core + SQL Server
    • Images, containers, Dockerfile, Docker Compose
    Module 40 — CI/CD
    • Code → Build → Test → Package → Deploy
    • GitHub Actions, Azure DevOps awareness
    Phase 13 — Azure Cloud (Week 28)
    Module 41 — Azure Fundamentals
    • Compute, storage, database, networking, identity, monitoring
    • Resource groups, regions, availability, scaling
    Module 42 — Deploy .NET to Azure
    • React → Azure → ASP.NET Core API → SQL Database; real application deployment
    Module 43 — Azure Identity & Security
    • Identity, access management, secrets, app configuration, secure cloud deployment
    Phase 14 — Microservices (Week 29)
    Module 44 — Microservices
    • Monolith vs distributed services
    Module 45 — .NET Microservices
    • User, Product, Order, Payment services
    • Service boundaries, API communication, configuration, resilience, observability
    Module 46 — Messaging
    • Azure Service Bus, Kafka/RabbitMQ awareness
    • Order → Inventory → Payment → Notification
    Phase 15 — AI & .NET (Week 30)
    Module 47 — AI-Assisted .NET Development
    • C# coding, refactoring, debugging, test generation, SQL, API design, documentation
    • Validate generated code — especially security and production systems
    Module 48 — Integrating AI into .NET Apps
    • React → ASP.NET Core → AI Service → Model → Database
    • Chat, summarization, classification, search, recommendations, document analysis
    Module 49 — RAG Application
    • Documents → chunking → embeddings → vector DB → retrieval → LLM → response
    • Project: Enterprise AI Knowledge Assistant
    Phase 16–17 — Specialization Tracks & Capstone (Weeks 31–36)
    Six specialization tracks
    • A — .NET Backend Engineering: C#, ASP.NET Core, REST, EF Core, SQL Server, security, microservices
    • B — .NET + React Full Stack: React, TypeScript, ASP.NET Core, API, SQL Server
    • C — .NET + Angular Enterprise: Angular, TypeScript, enterprise architecture, Azure
    • D — Azure .NET Cloud Engineering: Azure, Docker, CI/CD, Azure DevOps, monitoring
    • E — .NET + AI: AI APIs, RAG, vector databases, enterprise AI
    • F — .NET + IoT: telemetry → ASP.NET Core → React dashboard (Industrial Automation)
    RASA .NET Full Stack Product Challenge — capstone options
    • Option 1 — Enterprise ERP Platform: users, inventory, sales, purchase, reports, Azure
    • Option 2 — Education Management System: student, course, attendance, fees, certificates
    • Option 3 — Hospital Management System: patient, doctor, appointments, billing
    • Option 4 — EV Management Platform: connects with EV Engineering
    • Option 5 — Smart Factory Dashboard: PLC/IIoT → ASP.NET Core → React (Industrial Automation)
    • Option 6 — Enterprise AI Copilot: React → ASP.NET Core → RAG → vector DB
    Cross-disciplinary enterprise software layer
    • EV: BMS/vehicle data → .NET API → React EV dashboard → AI analytics
    • Industrial Automation: PLC → IIoT → ASP.NET Core → SQL Server → React smart factory dashboard
    • Medical Robotics: robot/sensor → IoT gateway → .NET backend → healthcare dashboard
    • Drone Engineering: telemetry → API → .NET backend → mobile/web dashboard
    • Embedded / Fuel Cell: microcontroller/MQTT → ASP.NET Core → cloud → monitoring dashboard
    Toolkit, portfolio, certification & assessment
    Software / technology stack
    • C#, modern .NET, ASP.NET Core Web API, EF Core, SQL Server
    • React (primary), Angular (enterprise), TypeScript, HTML5/CSS3
    • Identity/JWT, xUnit/Moq, Postman, OpenAPI/Swagger, Git, Docker
    • GitHub Actions / Azure DevOps, Microsoft Azure, Azure Service Bus, Redis, AI APIs
    12+ portfolio projects
    • Banking app, library management, employee management, SQL Server enterprise DB
    • Responsive website, React dashboard, Angular enterprise app, ASP.NET Core REST API
    • Auth system, full-stack employee platform, e-commerce, microservices, Azure deployment, AI .NET app
    Professional document library
    • BRD, PRD, user stories, architecture, ER diagram, API spec, security architecture
    • Test plan, CI/CD, Docker, Azure architecture, deployment guide, case study
    Three RASA certification levels
    • Level 1 — C# & .NET Development Professional: C# + OOP + SQL + HTML + CSS + JavaScript
    • Level 2 — Professional .NET Full Stack Developer: C# + ASP.NET Core + Web API + EF Core + SQL Server + React/Angular
    • Level 3 — Advanced .NET Cloud & AI Engineer: Microservices + Docker + Azure + CI/CD + AI
    Assessment framework (100%)
    • C# + OOP + DSA (20%), SQL Server (10%), Frontend (15%), ASP.NET Core (20%), Web API + EF Core (10%), Security + Testing (10%), DevOps + Azure (5%), Microservices + AI (5%), Capstone (5%)
    • Industry-oriented batches may weight capstone at 10–15%

    Seven engineering layers: PROGRAMMING (C# + OOP + DSA) → DATA (SQL Server + EF Core + Redis) → FRONTEND (HTML + CSS + JS + TypeScript + React/Angular) → BACKEND (ASP.NET Core + REST API) → ENTERPRISE (Security + Testing + Microservices + Messaging) → CLOUD (Docker + Azure + CI/CD + Monitoring) → INTELLIGENCE (AI + RAG + Enterprise AI Applications).

    Professional workflow: Requirement → User Stories → Architecture → Database Design → API Design → Frontend → Backend → Integration → Testing → Code Review → CI/CD → Cloud Deployment → Monitoring → Maintenance.

    Cross-program links: Java Full Stack · DSA · Mobile App Development · Cloud & DevOps · Industrial Automation · EV Engineering

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Common questions

  • Is this just a C# + ASP.NET course?

    No. This is a professional Microsoft-stack software engineering program covering C#, DSA, SQL Server, TypeScript, React/Angular, ASP.NET Core, EF Core, security, testing, Docker, Azure, microservices and AI/RAG — with production-style enterprise capstones.

  • React or Angular — which frontend do you teach?

    React is the primary frontend for the modern full stack track. Angular is taught as an enterprise specialization (Track C) for organizations with large Angular estates.

  • How does .NET connect with RIA industrial and EV programmes?

    Capstones and Track F build the enterprise software layer — smart factory dashboards, EV management platforms, healthcare systems and IoT telemetry backends — connecting to Industrial Automation, EV Engineering and Medical Robotics.

Skills you build

  • Enterprise full stack development on the Microsoft technology stack
  • C#, ASP.NET Core, EF Core and SQL Server mastery
  • React/Angular frontends with secure API integration
  • Azure deployment, Docker, CI/CD and microservices architecture
  • Professional portfolio (12+ projects + enterprise capstone case study)

Who this is for

  • Aspiring .NET and Microsoft-stack software engineers
  • C# developers expanding into React/Angular, Azure and microservices
  • Frontend developers moving into ASP.NET Core backend engineering
  • Learners building enterprise software for EV, industrial, healthcare or AI domains

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