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Object Oriented Programming

Prerequisites
CIT 262 or after Fall 2004 or
CIT 362 or prior to Fall 2004 or or equivalent C# or programming course
Offered
Spring
Software
Microsoft Visual Studio.NET
Credit By Exam
No
Coordinator
Tim Price
Course Instructional Objectives

C#
  • Identify the primary areas of Visual C# environment
  • Know how to use the Application Wizard to build the basic infrastructure of an application
  • Know how to use the Dialog Painter to create customized dialog windows
  • Know how to use the Class Wizard to attach functionality to your application windows
  • Learn the basic controls in Visual C#
  • How to declare and attach variables to a control
  • How to synchronize the values between a control and a variable
  • How to specify the order users navigate around your application windows
  • How to trigger actions with controls
  • How to manipulate and alter the appearance of controls
  • Learn how to use standard dialog boxes
  • Create and use custom dialog boxes
  • Learn how to pass information entered into other dialog windows to the main application window
  • Learn how to create and use menus and toolbars for an application
  • Learn how to add ToolTips to your controls
  • Explain how messages are sent and the purpose of message maps
  • Create and use custom messages
  • Learn the Document/View architecture used in creating SDI and MDI applications
  • Learn how to separate your data from the visual representation of the data
  • Learn how to encapsulate your data in its own C# class
  • Learn how to create interaction between the data and the menus
  • Know how to change views
  • Know how to switch between documents in an MDI application
  • Connect to and use a database using ADO.NET
  • Use ADO.NET to connect to and manipulate a relational database
  • Create a multithreaded application using the FCL

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