Learn C# programming in a Windows environment using Visual Studio.
Competencies:
- Create assignment statements (using basic properties of the TextBox, Label, RadioButton, CheckBox, PictureBox, and Button controls) by adding functionality into empty existing event procedure stubs
- Use variables, constants, decision-making statements and try/catch blocks by creating event procedures for the Button controls
- Create methods to eliminate duplicate code in existing event procedures of a given completed application
- Apply loop statements, string methods and basic properties of the ListBox control by creating event procedures for the TextBox and Button controls
- Use an array, an enumeration and basic properties of the ComboBox and NumericUpDown controls by creating event procedures for menu controls
- Transfer data between a ComboBox control and an outside flat file by using the Open File Dialog control and creating separate event procedures for the Form control
Learn C# programming in a Windows environment using Visual Studio. Develop skills in designing and writing simple C# computer programs using basic coding structures such as variables, constants, enumerations, decision-making statements, loops, arrays, methods and error handling. Learn how to use common Windows controls to provide input into an application. You'll also get hands-on practice applying basic coding structures to common programming tasks by creating new code and revising existing code.
Prerequisites:
- Windows Introduction and file management skills
- Basic Programming Essentials course or equivalent knowledge
