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Microsoft Visual Basic .NET : comprehensive concepts and techniques
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Shelly Cashman series
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Boston, MA : Thomson Course Technology, 2003
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1v + 1 DVD
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9780789565495
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Accompanied by compact disc : CP 11485

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Microsoft Visual Basic .NET Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques from the Shelly Cashman Series will help you teach this new version of Visual Basic with confidence and will allow your students to learn this new version with ease.


Table of Contents

Preface
To the Student
Data Disk Download Instructions
Chapter 1 An Introduction to Visual Basic .NET and Program Design
Objectives
Introduction
What Is Microsoft Visual Basic .NET?
Programming and Application Development
Application Types
The Development Cycle
Object-Oriented Programming and Object-Oriented Design
What Is .NET?
Chapter Summary
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Programming Assignments
Chapter 2 The Visual Basic .NET Integrated Development Environment
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Two--Calculating Take-Home Pay
Starting and Customizing Visual Basic .NET
Opening an Existing Project
Exploring the Visual Basic .NET Integrated Development Environment
Running a Project
Modifying an Existing Project
Saving and Running a Project
Documenting an Application
Visual Basic .NET Help
Quitting Visual Basic .NET
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 3 Building an Application in the Visual Basic .NET Environment
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Three--State Tax Computation
Program Development
Starting a New Project
Working with Form Properties for a Windows Application
Working with Controls for a Windows Application
TextBox, Label, NumericUpDown, and Button Control Properties
TextBox and NumericUpDown Control Methods
Saving and Testing the Application
Documenting the Application and Quitting Visual Basic .NET
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 4 Working with Variables, Constants, Data Types, and Expressions
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Four--Calculating Automobile Loan Payments
Program Development
Starting the Project and Creating the User Interface
Using the Layout Toolbar
Setting a Default Button on a Form and Locking Controls
Declaring Constants and Variables
Numeric Expressions and Operator Precedence
Intrinsic Functions
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 5 Decision Making
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Five--Modifying the Automobile Loan Calculator Application
Program Development
Opening the Project and Modifying the User Interface
Modifying Existing Code
Decision-Making Control Structures
The If...Then...Else Statement
Logical Operators
The Select Case Statement
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 6 Repetition and Multiple Forms
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Six--Checking Daily Sales Totals
Program Development
Creating the User Interface
Adding a Form to a Project and Creating the Interface
Declaring Objects
Repetition and the Do Statement
Working with Collections in ListView Controls
The For...Next Statement
String Manipulation
Concatenation Operators
Keyboard Events
The Form Resize Event and Coding Additional Forms
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 7 Using Menus, Common Dialogs, Procedures, Functions, and Arrays
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Seven--Creating the Know Your Dogs Quiz
Program Development
Creating the User Interface
Arrays
Function Procedures
Coding a Menu Command and Using a FontDialog Control
Multidimensional Arrays
Sub Procedures
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 8 Debugging, Creating Executable Files, and Distributing a Windows Application
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Eight--Debugging the Modified Today's Sales Check Application
Syntax Errors and the Task List Window
Using Breakpoints with Stepping and DataTips
Debugging Run-Time Errors by Watching Variables and Expressions
The Autos, Locals, and Me Windows
Viewing Collection Items and Using the Command Window
Creating an Executable File
Creating a Setup Project for a Windows Application
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Programming Assignments
Chapter 9 Designing, Creating, and Using a Class
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Nine--Creating the Employee Class
Program Development
Creating a Class Library
Creating a Class
Adding Properties and Methods to a Class
Subclasses
Building, Saving, and Documenting the Class Library
Using a Class in Code
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 10 Accessing Databases with ADO.NET, Handling Exceptions, and Printing
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Ten--Creating the Compensation Review Report Application
Program Development
Connecting to a Database Using ADO.NET
Reading Records from a Database Using ADO.NET
Building, Saving, and Documenting the Class Library
Creating the User Interface
Printing a Report
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Using Crystal Reports to Create a Report
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignment
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 11 Creating Web Applications and Writing Data to a Database
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Eleven--Creating the Compensation Review Update Web Application
Program Development
Creating a Public Procedure in a Class Library
Writing Data to a Database Using ADO.NET
Using the SQL Insert and Delete Statements
Using Optional Parameters in a Procedure
Building, Saving, and Documenting the Class Library
Creating a Web Application
Working with HTML Controls for a Web Application
Working with Web Controls for a Web Application
Coding a Web Application
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Project
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Chapter 12 Creating Console Applications, Understanding XML, and Creating Web Services
Objectives
Introduction
Chapter Twelve--Creating the Payroll Update Console Application and Web Service
Program Development
Adding a Public Procedure to a Module
Creating a Console Application
Creating and Writing to Text Files
Creating and Writing to XML Files
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Console Application
Creating a Web Service
Saving, Testing, and Documenting the Web Service
Using a Web Service
Chapter Summary
What You Should Know
Key Terms
Homework Assignments
Debugging Assignment
Programming Assignments
Appendix A Flowcharting, Pseudocode, and the Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Guidelines for Preparation of Flowcharts
Control Structures
Flowcharting Tips
Pseudocode
The Unified Modeling Language (UML)
Homework Assignments
Appendix B Changing Screen Resolution and the IDE Layout
Changing Screen Resolution
Changing the IDE Layout
Appendix C Visual Basic .NET Common Control Summary
Control Properties, Methods, and Events
Appendix D General Forms of Common Visual Basic .NET Statements, Data Types, and Naming Conventions
General Forms of Visual Basic .NET Statements
Visual Basic .NET Data Types and Naming Convention
Visual Basic .NET Control Naming Convention
Appendix E The .NET Framework Class Library Overview
Namespaces and Classes
Appendix F ASCII Character Codes
ASCII Character Set
Index