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Introduction to Visual Basic
Audience: Experienced applications and system programmers who have a working knowledge of a programming language and would like to enhance their skills in developing Windows-based applications using Visual Basic.
Duration: 3 or 5 day session
Course Abstract:
This course uses lecture and lab to cover:
o Introduction to the Visual Basic Environment.
o Creating a Basic Application.
o Statement types; Operators, Controls, Coding, Database Capabilities.
o Attaching code.
o Command Processing.
o Drawing graphical items.
o Using controls.
o Dialog Boxes.
o MDI, DDE, and OLE.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
o Develop user interfaces.
o Utilize the features of Visual Basic to build Windows-based application programs.
o Design and implement a complete Windows-based application.
o Manage and debug projects.
Course Topics:
o The Visual Basic Environment.
o Building a Basic Application.
o The Visual Basic Language.
o Types and Structures.
o Project Structure and Maintenance.
o Using Controls.
o Using Menus.
o Dialog Boxes.
o File I/O.
Class Format: Lecture/Lab
Prerequisites:
Some programming experience with
a structured language, and experience as a Windows user.
Advanced Visual Basic
Audience: Experienced applications and system programmers who have a working knowledge of an application programming language introductory Visual Basic programming skills, and who would like to create advanced event driven graphical programs.
Duration: 3 days
Course Abstract:
This course uses lecture and lab to cover:
o Showing and Hiding controls.
o Adding pictures, bitmaps and icons.
o Advanced graphics and controls.
o Handling multiple forms and multiple files.
o Using the Clipboard.
o Using DDE, and OLE.
o Interacting with the mouse.
o Timers.
o Using custom controls.
o Using drag and drop.
o Error Handling and Debugging applications.
o Calling DLLs.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
o Understand advanced Windows application design concepts.
o Utilize the advanced features of Visual Basic to build Windows-based programs.
o Design and implement a complete Windows-based application using advanced Visual Basic concepts.
Course Topics:
o Brief review of Visual Basic.
o Multiple Form Applications.
o Advanced Control and Graphics Concepts.
o Database Access.
o Handling Files.
Class Format: Lecture/Lab
Prerequisites:
Some programming experience with
a structured language, and experience as a Windows user.
Basic training takes 5 months. Employee is working with experienced workers 8 to 9 weeks. After that she or he start to work independent under close supervision of the project leader. Usually after 5 months new employee is able to work on his own.
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