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CISP 370: Beginning Visual Basic
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| Units: |
4.00 |
| Prerequisite: |
None. |
| Advisory: |
CISC 310 (Introduction
to Computer Information Science) and CISP 300 (Algorithm
Design/Problem Solving) |
| Hours: |
54 hours lecture, 54
hours laboratory |
| Description: |
This introductory
programming course covers the development of
Windows-based desktop applications using Visual
Basic (VB). Topics include best practices for
Graphical User Interface (GUI) design, use of the VB
application development software, organizing code
into procedures and functions, variable scope,
structures, arrays, input data validation,
calculation, file input and output, and
multiple-window applications. This course is
designed for those who want a strong foundation in
basic programming and building GUI applications. |
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Section 3: Learning Outcomes and Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the
student will be able to:
- using the VB Integrated Development Environment,
design and implement a GUI application using single or
multiple windows.
- design and implement variables at the class level
and the procedure level.
- design and implement data storage strategies for
text files and databases.
- design and implement structure data types.
- design and implement programming logic using
conditional execution structures and looping structures.
- design and implement programming logic using VB
procedures and functions and developer defined
procedures and functions, and correctly pass parameters
to the procedures and functions both by value and by
reference.
- design and implement input data validation and
calculation.
- organize data in single dimension and
multi-dimension arrays.
- build, compile, execute, test, and debug
applications.
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Certificates requiring this course:
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