C# Full-Stack Development: OOP and SQL Stored Procedures
What you'll learn
- Build a full software system from scratch using C# Windows Forms, Microsoft SQL Server, and structured development practices.
- Use Stored Procedures for all CRUD operations, separating database logic from application code like in enterprise-grade systems.
- Implement secure and flexible configuration using XML to store and switch database connection details without changing source code.
- Package and deploy your application professionally, including customizing icons, cleaning up your final product, and shipping without exposing your source code.
Requirements
- Basic understanding of programming (preferably in C# or any other language)
- A Windows PC with Visual Studio (Community Edition is fine)
- SQL Server installed (Express or Developer Edition)
- Willingness to learn how real-world systems are built — from scratch to deployment
Description
Welcome to "C# Full-Stack Development: Master OOP, Stored Procedures & Real-World Applications"! This course is designed to take you from foundational concepts to building fully functional applications using C#.
Throughout this course, you'll learn:
C# Programming: Gain a solid understanding of C# and object-oriented programming (OOP) principles, giving you the skills to write clean, efficient code.
Stored Procedures: Learn how to leverage stored procedures for scalable database management and improve performance in enterprise-level applications.
Real-World Applications: Apply what you've learned by building real-world applications from scratch, incorporating UI, business logic, and database management.
Whether you're a beginner eager to dive into software development or an experienced developer looking to deepen your skills, this course will provide you with the practical knowledge you need to create powerful, real-world applications.
By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the skills to build, debug, and deploy full-stack applications, including back-end database management and front-end UI design. Do it today and start building the software solutions of tomorrow!
The following is the course outline:
1. Master the Foundations: Building Blocks of T-SQL Programming
2. Crafting Interfaces: Creating Your First UI & Validations in C#
3. C# Superpower: Understanding and Using Classes Like a Pro
4. Smart Connections: How to Handle Connection Strings the Right Way
5. Talk to Your Database: Displaying Data on Your UI Step-by-Step
6. Unlocking C# Secrets: How the params Keyword Changes Everything
7. Create & Delete Records the Enterprise Way (with Stored Procedures)
8. Rapid Prototyping: Watch It All Come Together — Fast!
9. Debugging Like a Detective: Catching Errors in C#
10.XML Configs: Make Your App Flexible Across Environments
11. Polish & Publish: Beautify and Deploy Your App Like a Real Product
Who this course is for:
- Beginner to Intermediate developers who want to learn how to build complete software systems from scratch using real-world techniques.
- Students and recent graduates looking to move from academic code to professional, enterprise-style development.
- Self-taught programmers and freelancers who want to improve their architecture, deployment skills, and database handling using stored procedures.
- Anyone interested in building desktop applications with C#, Windows Forms, and SQL Server — the way it’s done in the industry.
- Developers who want to learn how to package and deploy applications without exposing source code.
- If you've ever asked, “How do I build a real product, not just code?” — this course is for you.
Instructor
- 3.8 Instructor Rating
- 14 Reviews
- 45 Students
- 2 Courses
My name is Cornelius Tonui , a Kenyan citizen who is enthusiastic about Software Development.
I have more than 15years coding experience mainly working on Financial and HR Software. I am the founder and the C.E.O of The Micropoint Systems Ltd where our core business is developing , implementing and supporting Software.
I have mentored students who had computer basics and they have become great Software developers.