Live, Real-Time Software Engineering Training
The program is suitable both for complete beginners and for those who have previously studied programming but lack structured understanding and real-world clarity.
You learn directly from engineers who:
The focus is clear: practical engineering skills, structured thinking, and real application development — without passive learning or “quick-fix” promises.
Skills for Real Engineering Work
The program is structured as a step-by-step pathway for developing real engineering skills.
Each stage is a complete, outcome-driven module while also forming part of a larger, structured progression.
You don’t learn isolated topics — you build understanding systematically.
Throughout the program, you learn how to:
Structure application logic clearly
Write readable and maintainable code
Model data correctly
and enforce validation rules
Work confidently with C# and .NET
Understand how applications behave at runtime
Explain your technical decisions clearly
C# · .NET
Additional tools are introduced gradually when they serve a clear practical purpose.
Who This Program Is For
This program is
a strong fit if you:
- are serious about transitioning into software engineering and want structured, guided training
- have tried learning on your own but feel confused or stuck
- understand that real skills require consistent effort
- want live interaction and direct feedback instead of passive watching
- are ready to invest time weekly (3 sessions per week + practice)
- care about developing real engineering competence — not just finishing a course
This program is not a good fit if you:
- are looking for quick results with minimal effort
- prefer fully self-paced or pre-recorded courses
- are not ready to practice regularly outside live sessions
- are only interested in collecting certificates
- expect “guaranteed job placement” without personal responsibility
Program Stages
Stage 1 — Foundations
Build clarity and confidence in programming using C# and .NET fundamentals.
Develop structured thinking and learn to create complete, well-organized applications
Structure of the First 100 Hours
Stage 1 is divided into three progressive blocks:
- Programming Foundations
- Thinking in Code
- Building Structured Applications
Block 1 — Programming Foundations (≈20–25h)
Goal: Remove fear. Build mental models.
Core Topics
- What programming actually is
- Variables and data types
- Conditions (if/else)
- Basic debugging
Practical Focus
- Writing small intentional programs
- Understanding compiler errors
- Running and debugging projects
Outcome
You understand what your code does and why it behaves that way.
Block 2 — Thinking in Code (≈30–35h)
Goal: Move from writing lines to structuring logic.
Core Topics
- Loops and repetition
- Collections (arrays, lists)
- Methods and parameters
- Breaking problems into steps
- Refactoring simple programs
Practical Focus
- Solving multi-step problems
- Structuring console applications
- Reading unfamiliar code
Outcome
You can build non-trivial console applications independently.
Block 3 — Structured .NET Applications (≈30–40h)
Goal: Build your first real application structure.
Core Topics
- .NET vs C#
- Basic project templates
- Web fundamentals (HTTP, endpoints)
- Separation of concerns
- Configuration basics
Capstone
- Small web application
- Multiple endpoints
- Code explanation session
Outcome
You understand how real applications are structured and executed.
Stage 2 — Architecture & Data
Design application logic and data models that remain clear, testable, and scalable.
Learn to structure systems so behavior is predictable and changes are safe.
Structure
Stage 2 focuses on application logic, data modeling, and engineering structure
Module 1 — Application Logic
Goal: Make behavior predictable.
Topics
- Execution flow (input → validation → processing → output)
- Separation of concerns
- Command-style design
- Explicit error handling
Outcome
You structure logic clearly and avoid hidden side effects.
Module 2 — Data Modeling
Goal: Prevent invalid states.
Topics
- Domain entities
- Invariants
- Validation placement
- Mapping input to domain
Outcome
Your applications reject invalid data before errors occur.
Module 3 — Data Processing
Goal: Handle real datasets cleanly.
Topics
- Collections
- Filtering, grouping, aggregation
- Readable LINQ
- Basic performance awareness
Outcome
You process real data sets without fragile code.
Stage 3 — Production-Ready Applications
Build applications ready for real-world usage.
Focus on reliability, maintainability, and professional engineering standards.
The structure of this stage is adapted to the level and progress of each cohort to ensure maximum practical value and depth.
Structure
Stage 3 focuses on building structured, production-style .NET applications.
Unlike earlier stages, parts of this stage are adapted to the level and progress of each cohort to ensure practical depth and relevance.
Areas of Focus
Depending on the group, we may deepen work on:
- Application structure and layering
- Reliability and defensive programming
- Configuration and logging
- Refactoring toward professional standards
- Preparing to explain architectural decisions
The emphasis is always on clarity, maintainability, and real engineering habits.
Capstone
Each cohort builds and iteratively improves a web application.
The scope and complexity evolve based on group readiness to ensure meaningful progress.
Outcome
After Stage 3, students:
- Build structured .NET web applications
- Understand runtime behavior and system organization
- Explain technical and architectural decisions confidently
Interview Preparation
Prepare for real technical interviews guided by engineers who actively participate in hiring.
Structure
This module is focused on preparing you for real technical interviews.
It is guided by engineers who actively participate in hiring and understand current market expectations.
Areas of Focus
- Resume and LinkedIn alignment with market standards
- Structuring and presenting your GitHub projects
- Mock technical interviews
- Practicing clear technical explanations
- Understanding how hiring decisions are made
Practical Work
- Simulated technical interview sessions
- Live feedback on answers and explanations
- Refining communication under pressure
- Identifying and closing knowledge gaps
Outcome
After this module, you:
- Explain technical concepts clearly and confidently
- Present your projects professionally
- Understand what interviewers evaluate
- Approach interviews with structure rather than guesswork
Format & Pricing
How the Training Works
- Live, instructor-led sessions
- Small groups (maximum 6 students)
- Direct interaction and real-time feedback
- Structured progression
Active participation and regular practice are required.
Schedule
- 3 sessions per week
- 3–4 hours per session
- 100 live hours per stage
Pricing
- Each stage includes 100 hours of live instruction.
- Cost: $30 per live hour
Payment options are discussed during the consultation.
Reviews
A Note from the Founder
I am a technology leader and software engineer with over a decade of experience designing and architecting complex enterprise systems used in real production environments.
Throughout my career, I have led modernization initiatives, built secure authentication platforms, and developed scalable cloud-based architectures where reliability and clarity were essential.
I created this program as a structured pathway into software engineering grounded in real industry practice. The focus is on clarity, progression, and understanding how applications are organized and how code becomes behavior.
This program is not just about syntax — it is about developing engineering thinking, disciplined problem-solving, and the confidence to work in professional environments through live interaction and guided practice.
I value discipline, resilience, and continuous growth — principles reflected in the structure of this program.
If you are serious about building real engineering skills, I look forward to working with you.
Darya
Program Coordinator
I oversee the organizational side of the program and ensure each stage runs clearly and according to structure.
With a background in Information Systems and over six years of experience in online education, including building and managing a technical school, I understand both the technical and operational aspects of structured learning.
Before enrollment, I guide prospective students through the process and coordinate consultations when needed.
After enrollment, I maintain structure and accountability, monitor engagement, support students who fall behind, and ensure clear communication throughout the program.
This program requires discipline and consistency. My role is to maintain that structure so you can focus on developing your engineering skills.
FAQ
Do I need prior programming experience?
The program starts with core fundamentals and builds structured understanding step by step.
If you already have experience, we assess your level during consultation and recommend the appropriate stage.
How much time should I dedicate per week?
In addition, you should expect 6–10 hours of independent practice weekly.
Consistency is essential for real progress.
Is this a self-paced recorded course?
This is a structured live program with scheduled sessions, small groups, and direct interaction with instructors.
It is designed for accountability and steady progression.
Can I combine the program with a full-time job?
Many students combine the program with full-time work.
However, it is important to realistically evaluate your availability and ability to commit consistently.
This is discussed during consultation.
Can I purchase only one stage?
Each stage is purchased separately.
You may complete Stage 1 and then decide whether to continue, or begin at a later stage if your level allows.
Will I receive a certificate?
In the job market, demonstrated skill and technical understanding matter more than a certificate.
How do I get started?
During the call we:
- Assess your current level
- Discuss your goals
- Recommend a starting stage
- Answer your specific questions