C# Introduction

Description

Students will be introduced to the concepts of Object-oriented programming using C#. Students will learn the fundamentals of .NET programming as they create C# applications. Students will create applications that use variables, conditional statements, looping statements, arrays and function. No programming background is required for this course. Students will need a C# compiler. One is available for free download.

Objectives

• Students will create a basic C# program.
• Students will write C# application that uses labels, text fields and buttons on a form.
• Students will write C# code that stores numeric and string data in variables.
• Students will write C# application that use conditional statement and loops.
• Students will write C# methods that handle events and exceptions
• Students will write C# applications that use arrays, and other data collection storage tools.
• Students will write C# application that use date and string variables.
• Students will add standard controls to their C# projects and create a mult-form application.
• Students will debug their C# application using the tools available in Visual Studio.
• Students will apply what they have learned in this course to a final project.

Book

Lesson 1: Getting Started

Read Chapter 1.

Lesson 2:Creating a C# Application

Read Chapters 2 and 3.

Lesson 3: Numeric and String Data

Read Chapter 4

Lesson 4: Conditional Statements and Loops

Read Chapter 5

Lesson 5: Methods, Event Handlers and Exceptions

Read Chapters 6 and 7

Lesson 6: Arrays and Collections

Read Chapter 8

Lesson 7: Dates and Strings

Read Chapter 9

Lesson 8: Windows Forms and Controls

Read Chapter 10

Lesson 9: Debugging an Application

Read Chapter 11

Lesson 10: Putting it all Together

Review Chapter 1 - 11

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