Introduction to Programming in .NET

INF60008 12.5 Credit Points Hawthorn

Duration

  • 1 Semester or equivalent

Contact hours

  • 48 hours

On-campus unit delivery combines face-to-face and digital learning.

Prerequisites

Corequisites

Nil

Aims and objectives

  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to use an event-driven object-based programming environment 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to create Visual Basic (VB) solutions using projects, forms, screen controls 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to write procedures that will be triggered by various object events
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to use structured programming constructs of sequence, selection and iteration 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to define and use variables and symbolic constants of various data types 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to develop various debugging techniques 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to write simple functions and sub procedures that use parameters and/or return values 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to create and use arrays, arraylists & text files 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to use built -in classes, objects and associated methods and make use of the VB on-line help and Microsoft's MSDN help 
  • The cognitive skills and practical ability to develop and implement a test plan and create useful test data to test their code 
  • The cognitive and creative skills to approach and analyse problems from multiple point of views and innovative design (technical or analytical), make appropriate choices based on soundly articulated rationale

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This unit is no longer offered.

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