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ming
A. CATALOG COURSE DESCRIPTION
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This
course introduces basics of windows programming, also known as event driven
programming or visual programming, using the programming language used in C=
OMP 2240.
Topics discussed include: Language facilities for visual programming, .NET
frame class hierarchy, messages and message handling, message loop, creating
windows forms and views, constructing controls within windows, graphics and=
I/O
with documents. Prerequisite: COMP 2240 or equivalent.
B. COURSE OBJECTIVES
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This
course is designed to introduce the students to the concepts of windows
programming and to allow the students to become familiar with C#.NET
application development. Stud=
ents
shall gain extensive hands-on windows programming skills. Topics include
event-driven structure, delegate and event, various control properties,
multiple-form creation, MDI architecture, graphics and printing, file acces=
s,
database component, web-enabled application web services and assemblies.
C. PREREQUISITE:
Required: COMP 2240
It is highly required that COMP 2240 be taken first. It will be assumed that students have some knowledge=
of
object-oriented topics such as constructor/destructor, inheritance, abstract
class and abstract method before beginning this course.
D. COMPETENCIES STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO
MASTER
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sp; By
the end of this semester the students will:
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3. Be=
able to
create event handler functions to make use of various windows objects.
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; 4. Understand delegate type and
abstract method signature.
5.
Be able to create and edit icons, bitmaps and men=
u, context
menu, toolbar.
6.
Be able to write the following type of applicatio=
ns:
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Introduction: Abou=
t this
class, =
Review
C# syntax. Introduction to .NET IDE: Solution Explorer, Resource View, Cl=
ass
Views, =
Project
Management. Creating a proj=
ect,
Event-driven structure, Building and Executing an application. Understand=
ing
and modifying the interface. Various types of projects in the .NET.
Creating and Desig=
ning C#
forms. The System.Windows.Form namespa=
ce and its
control classes. Using Button Controls. Button properties. Modifying =
push
buttons at run time, becoming familiar with Syste=
m.Windows.Forms.ButtonBase
class
Learn about event-=
handler,
using Radio buttons, the Check boxes. Major functions and related windows
messages.
Using TextBox
Controls. Modifying Static Text Boxes during execution. Editing input.
Multiple Line TextBox, R=
ichTextBox,
TextBox properties. System.Windows.Forms.TextBoxBase
class major functions and related windows messages.
Using List Control=
s.
Discuss ListBox, Combox<=
/span>,
Will discuss System.Windows.F=
orms.ListControl related
windows messages and major functions.
Using ListView
Controls. Discuss ListView, Tree controls.
Standard menu, con=
text menu,
Images list, toolbar. Icon and bitmap.
Comprehensive exam=
ples
More on windows fo=
rm.
Creating your own customized application with multiple forms. Learn how to
exchange data between different forms. Comprehensive program. The System.Windows.Form.Form class methods
Standard dialogs
File management; C=
olor
Dialog,; Font Dialog.
Assemblies - compo=
nent
–based software development
Introducing ADO. N=
ET
Database Programming. The System.Data.OleDb
and System.Data.SqlClient namespace and classes
Introducing 3-tier
client/server Web Programming using ASP.NET and ADO.NET components.
Introducing .NET W=
eb
Services and Software Deployment
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