Welcome to the C# Fundamentals course.

Here, you'll learn the core skills needed to master one of today's most in-demand programming languages.

C# is used to create all kinds of programs and applications, and it's primarily used in website development, Windows applications, and video games.

While C# isn't a new technology, in recent years it has been building momentum.

In 2014 it was open-source, and its compiler Roslyn was also made open-source by Microsoft.

Along with its.net platform, it is now completely cross-platform, so you can find C# running on Windows, Mac, Linux, tablets, TVs, and even in the browser.

You can already see why this makes C# the programming language of choice for many developers.

Now, you're about to embark on a journey of discovery, where you will learn everything you need to know to create simple C# applications, whilst also appreciating supporting concepts around development, such as best practice.

The course will typically take around 13 hours to complete and include self-study activities in the form of expert tutorials, online labs, and challenges.

The self-paced learning in this course will introduce you to the fundamentals of programming in C#, covering coding algorithms, using classes to define data objects, and making your code more robust by carrying out unit testing.

It might seem a bit daunting at first, but you're in control of what you do and when you do it.

The Live event presents a unique opportunity to put everything you've learned in the self-paced learning stage into practice.

During the two-day interactive workshop, our expert trainer will guide you through a range of activities to consolidate what you learned in the self-paced learning stage.

So, now you know what you'll be doing over the coming weeks, here are a few tips to get you started.

Review the course guide that follows this video.

Set yourself goals and carefully schedule your time so you achieve them.

Don't rush ahead.

Take your time and make sure you understand each topic before moving on.

Good luck, and enjoy the course!

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