The C# Master Course for Beginners – Develop & Program in C#

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Your First C# Application

Lecture 1: Introduction and What We’re Building

Lecture 2: What is a Console App?

Lecture 3: Create a Console App

Lecture 4: What is a Variable in C#?

Lecture 5: What is a Method in C#?

Lecture 6: Namespace vs Class in C#

Lecture 7: Write Our Own Code – Maths in C#

Lecture 8: Number Types in C# – And Why

Lecture 9: Difference between int float double in C#

Lecture 10: Creating User Input

Lecture 11: What is a Type Conversion in C#?

Lecture 12: What is Switch Case in C#?

Lecture 13: Program Logic – Switch Case

Lecture 14: If Else in C#

Lecture 15: What is a Bug in C#?

Lecture 16: Bugs and Number Types

Lecture 17: Bugs that Cause Crashes and User Input Cleansing

Lecture 18: What is Refactoring in C#?

Lecture 19: Refactoring – Lessons for Junior Devs

Lecture 20: Refactoring the Main Program

Chapter 3: Improving Your First C# Application – Projects, Solutions, Classes and Log Files

Lecture 1: Introduction and What You’ll Learn

Lecture 2: Project vs Solution in C# and Visual Studio

Lecture 3: Adding a Project to our Solution

Lecture 4: Public vs Private in C#

Lecture 5: Logically Ordering Code into Separate Projects

Lecture 6: Classes vs Objects in C#

Lecture 7: What does Static Mean in C#

Lecture 8: Instantiating an Object from a Class in C# and What That Means

Lecture 9: What is a Constructor in C#?

Lecture 10: Constructors – Adding a Log File to Our App

Lecture 11: Refactoring Task and Solution

Chapter 4: Debugging a C# Application and Analysing Performance

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a Breakpoint in C# and Visual Studio?

Lecture 3: Setting Break Points and Analysing Variables

Lecture 4: What is Variable and Method Scope in C# and .Net?

Lecture 5: Stepping through Code

Lecture 6: What is a Memory Leak in C# and .Net?

Lecture 7: Analysing Application Performance with a Deliberate Memory Leak

Chapter 5: Universal Windows Platform – User Interface, XAML, Events, Async Await

Lecture 1: Introduction and What We’re Building

Lecture 2: What is a User Interface in C#?

Lecture 3: What is XAML in C# and Dot Net?

Lecture 4: Create a UWP App

Lecture 5: Design Canvas for UWP and XAML

Lecture 6: What is MVVM Design Pattern in C#?

Lecture 7: What is an Event and Subscriber in C#?

Lecture 8: Creating a Response when we Click a Button – Events

Lecture 9: Task and Solution – Create a Button Event

Lecture 10: What is Blocking Code in C#?

Lecture 11: What is async await in C#?

Lecture 12: Play Audio using Async Await

Chapter 6: Universal Windows Platform – Data Classes and List Views

Lecture 1: Introduction and What We’re Making

Lecture 2: What is a List View in C#?

Lecture 3: Create a List View in our App

Lecture 4: Data Classes vs Structures in C#

Lecture 5: Create a Data Class

Lecture 6: Creating a Template for a List View

Lecture 7: How does a List View work in C# and UWP?

Lecture 8: Create a Data Source for a List View

Chapter 7: Universal Windows Platform – Responsive Design, Navigation and Data Sources

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Create a Master Detail View

Lecture 3: What is Responsive Design in C#?

Lecture 4: Using Visual States in UWP Apps to Resize a View

Lecture 5: Responding to Listview Item Click

Lecture 6: Create a Detail Page or Panel for Listview Details

Lecture 7: What is Navigation in a C# App?

Lecture 8: Implementing Navigation from a Listview Click and Back Button

Lecture 9: Data Sources – Part of the MVVM Pattern

Lecture 10: Passing Data between Pages of a UWP App

Lecture 11: Listening to the Visual State

Lecture 12: A Task for You – Navigate Based on Visual State

Lecture 13: Showing the Details Pane

Lecture 14: A Big Set of Tasks for You

Chapter 8: Universal Windows Platform – Web APIs, Plugins and JSON

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is an API?

Lecture 3: Our Data Source API

Lecture 4: Requesting API Data with Plugins and NuGet

Lecture 5: Create the Data Object

Lecture 6: Use Flurl to Make an API Request

Lecture 7: Creating the User Interface – Your Task

Lecture 8: Returning Async Tasks and Calling the API

Lecture 9: Setting Up Data Bindings

Lecture 10: Images from an API in UWP

Lecture 11: Adding the Image

Lecture 12: Your Project – Text Visibility and a Loading Indicator