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C# .NET For Beginners
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(1,431 ratings)
26,758 students

C# .NET For Beginners

An introduction to programming using C# and Microsoft's .NET platform
Created byRick Phillips
Last updated 3/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Students of this course will learn the fundamentals of C# programming.

Course content

5 sections19 lectures4h 14m total length
  • Introduction12:41

    In this lecture the student is introduced to the goals of the course, the course content and the optimal target student.

  • Lecture 2 Sandbox10:11

    In this lecture the student will learn how to setup their software development environment.  Software tools will include Visual Studio, Wordpad and a pdf reader.

  • Lecture 3 Hello World!15:50

    In this lecture the student learns how to create a simple "Hello World" program.  The student learns how to open and operate Microsoft's Visual Studio, create a new project, create a simple program and finally execute that program.

  • Lecture 3 Quiz
  • Lecture 4 Variables Datatypes and Operators Part 119:56

    In this lecture the student is introduced to the concept of a variable, as well as the various C# operators and datatypes.

  • Lecture 4 Quiz
  • Lecture 5 Variables Datatypes and Operators Part 218:52

    In this lecture the student continues to learn about C# datatypes and operators.

  • Lecture 5 Quiz

Requirements

  • Students must have access to a laptop or desktop computer.

Description

This course introduces inexperienced students to programming using the C# programming language within the Microsoft .NET framework. This is the first in a four-course series on C# programming. All of the courses within the series will be free through the Udemy platform.

This course includes approximately 4.25 hours of instruction. All lecture notes and program source code are included for the student's review.

Successful students will have a strong willingness to learn, a heavy interest in programming, mathematics and logic and the time to commit not only to the course, but to practicing the programming examples.

Rick Phillips, the course instructor, has a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin with over 25 years experience in IT. Rick programs in multiple languages and is considered an expert in database design, optimization and internationalization.

Students taking the course will be required to download and install Microsoft's Visual Studio. As such, successful students will need to have access to a personal laptop or desktop. Smartphones and tablets are not sufficient for this programming course.

Who this course is for:

  • C# .NET for Beginners is appropriate for any individual seeking to learn the fundamentals of the C# programming language.