In the "C# DB" module, knowledge of MS SQL and popular ORMs for processing databases with C# is acquired. The first part of the module focuses on MS SQL, with students introduced to basic concepts in the world of databases. The module will introduce participants to one of the most widely used database management systems (DBMS) in the development of modern applications - MS SQL. They will acquire skills in working with relational databases, focusing on basic functionalities, such as working with tables, grouping functions, transactions, procedures, etc. The second course is related to working on databases using the standard for object-oriented data modeling in C# and .NET Core - Entity Framework Core (EF Core). Students will use the knowledge gained so far from object-oriented programming and MS SQL to be able to build large projects at the end of the course, navigate them and test them, applying popular methodologies and good practices for writing code.

The "JS Front-End" module will lay down basic knowledge of HTML, CSS and JS. Students will gain basic knowledge in web development, web browsers, tools for HTML/CSS/DOM development and will develop practical skills in using the web content description language - HTML - and the web content styling language - CSS. Skills are acquired for proper structuring of the Front-End part of web applications and ways to style it according to a given design. In the second part of the module, they will gain basic knowledge of the JavaScript language, such as the basics of syntax, working with arrays, matrices, objects, classes and writing functions. Students will develop their algorithmic thinking. They will be able to work with the DOM tree, manipulate it and work with "events". Concepts of data transmission via HTTP and REST will be studied.

In the "C# Web" module, the basics of web-based technologies will be studied. This module will lay the foundations of important principles laid down in ASP.NET Core. Concepts from the world of web development such as HTTP, cookies and sessions, as well as asynchronous processing will be covered. The way of working of web applications with relational databases and Entity Framework Core, caching, security of web applications, identification, work with libraries will be studied. During the module, students will work on practical exercises and workshops to build complete, full-featured ASP.NET Core web applications. At the end of the module, participants will build their own project with the most popular working framework in the world of C# - ASP.Net Core and MS SQL database.

The "Front-End" module lays basic knowledge of web technologies HTML and CSS. Basic knowledge in web development, web browsers, tools for HTML / CSS / DOM development is acquired, and practical skills are developed in using the web content description language - HTML - and the web content styling language - CSS. Skills are acquired for proper structuring of the Front-End part of web applications and ways to style it according to a given design. In its second part, the module takes a deeper look at modern front-end design and development through animations, icons and grids, as well as following a clear workflow. The module focuses on many practical exercises through which it involves you in real projects for web page development, implementation of site fragments and creation of complete modern websites with a good vision, modern structure and mobile support.

The C# OOP course will teach students the principles of object-oriented programming (OOP), work with classes and objects, use object-oriented modeling and build class hierarchies. The basic principles of OOP such as abstraction (interfaces and abstract classes), encapsulation, inheritance and polymorphism will be studied. We will delve into the most commonly used design patterns (creational, structural and behavioral design patterns). Participants will get acquainted with the SOLID principles for object-oriented software design. Different debugging techniques will be considered. Students will learn how to create and use decorators. Attention will be paid to component testing (writing unit tests) and the concept of Test Driven Development (TDD).