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About the Course

This course introduces the fundamentals of programming in C# within the .NET framework. You'll gain hands-on experience setting up projects, mastering core programming concepts, and using object-oriented principles to create scalable applications while utilizing Microsoft Copilot to enhance code quality and productivity. By the end of the course, you will be able to… Describe the setup, structure, and configuration of .NET projects in a Visual Studio Code environment by the end of the course. Implement fundamental programming concepts in C#, including variables, control structures, loops, and methods, to solve basic problems and create simple applications within a .NET environment. Apply object-oriented programming principles, such as classes, inheritance, and polymorphism, to design and implement modular and scalable C# applications. Develop asynchronous programs using C# and apply debugging techniques to ensure performance and responsiveness in modern applications. Leverage Microsoft Copilot to write, debug, and optimize C# code, improving code quality and efficiency throughout the course....

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RG

Sep 11, 2025

Very good course ..really every thing was made easy

WH

Oct 4, 2025

The concepts of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Module 3 are clear and easy to understand.

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By Vivek S

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Jun 10, 2025

good

By Luiz A D R M

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Feb 15, 2025

Pretty nice. I like that they included design patterns and using Copilot, which is definitely not traditional for this course level. I do wish that they had more exercises, specially with automated testing - which I have used in other courses for about a decade.

By Wouter V D M

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Sep 17, 2025

I enjoyed this one a lot. I was not a fan of the guided labs in the Copilot section. Having to check the hints to write the exact prompt was quite frustrating, ended up skipping them altogether. Rest of the course was very helpful, and I learnt a lot.