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Design Patterns using .NET

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Course Overview

The Design Patterns using .NET course offered by CounselTrain provides a comprehensive exploration of essential design patterns and their application within the .NET framework. This course is designed to teach developers how to use proven design patterns to solve common software engineering challenges, enhance code reusability, and improve maintainability. Participants will gain hands-on experience with patterns such as Singleton, Factory, Observer, and Strategy, learning how to implement them effectively in .NET applications. Through practical examples and real-world scenarios, learners will develop a deep understanding of how design patterns can streamline development processes, ensure scalable solutions, and adhere to best practices in software design. This course is ideal for developers looking to refine their skills and build robust .NET applications with a solid architectural foundation.

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We understand that flexibility is key to effective learning and development, especially in today’s dynamic work environment. That’s why we offer multiple delivery formats for our IT trainings in UAE. Whether you prefer the interaction of in-person classes, the convenience of live virtual training, or the independence of self-paced online learning, we have a solution tailored to your schedule. Our goal is to make professional growth accessible to everyone, allowing you to upskill without compromising your other commitments.

Schedule Dates

03 March 2025 - 07 March 2025
Design Patterns using .NET
09 June 2025 - 13 June 2025
Design Patterns using .NET
15 September 2025 - 19 September 2025
Design Patterns using .NET
15 December 2025 - 19 December 2025
Design Patterns using .NET

Course Content

  • Design Patterns makes use of OOPs concepts - Composition, Aggregation, Inheritance, Encapsulation
  • Interface-vs-Implementation
  • Dependency Inversion
  • Patterns Classification – Creational, Structural, Behavioural

  • Understanding & Implementing the Factory Design Pattern
  • Advantages of using Abstract Factory Design Pattern
  • Overview of Builder Design Pattern & how it is different from Abstract factory Design Pattern
  • Cloning of an object using Prototype Design Pattern
  • Understanding & Implementing the Singleton

  • Overview of Adapter Design Pattern & Understand when to use it
  • Introduction of Bridge Design Pattern
  • Compose objects using Composite Design Pattern
  • Add additional functionalities using Decorator Design Pattern
  • Create object without constructor call using Façade Design Pattern
  • Implementing Flyweight Design Pattern
  • Understanding Proxy Design Pattern

  • Overview of Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern
  • Understanding the Command Design Pattern
  • Usage of Interpreter Design Pattern
  • Introduction of Iterator Design Pattern
  • Allow objects to communicate using Mediator Design Pattern
  • Overview of Memento Design Pattern
  • Understanding the Observer Design Pattern
  • Alter the behaviour of an object using State Design Pattern
  • Overview of Strategy Design Pattern
  • Overview of Visitor Design Pattern
  • Implementing the Template Method Design Pattern

FAQs

This course is ideal for software developers, architects, and IT professionals who want to deepen their understanding of design patterns and learn how to apply them in .NET-based applications. It is suited for those with a basic knowledge of .NET and object-oriented programming principles.

 

Participants should have a basic understanding of C# and object-oriented programming concepts. Familiarity with .NET and its ecosystem is helpful but not required.

 

By completing this course, you will gain practical knowledge of common design patterns and how to implement them in .NET applications. You will learn to solve complex design problems, improve code maintainability, and enhance software architecture using proven design patterns.

 

The course itself does not provide a certification, but it offers valuable knowledge and skills that can support further certifications and advanced roles in software development and architecture.

 

Yes, the course includes hands-on labs and practical exercises to provide participants with real-world experience in implementing design patterns using .NET.

 

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