ETM 3030 - Applications of Object Oriented Programming

• Students will be able to create C# applications using an integrated development environment (IDE).
• Students will be able to define and manipulate integer, double, decimal, Boolean, character and string datatypes.
• Students will be able to compose windows form applications using objects which include text boxes, message boxes, dialog boxes, labels, controls, menus, frames, picture boxes, pull-down menus, and combo boxes.
• Students will be able to create variables, constants, relational operators, and logical operators.
• Students will be able to define and modify properties and methods associated with an object.
• Students will be able to design control structures using the if-then, if-then-else and if-then-elseif statements.
• Students will be able to manipulate strings using various string methods.
• Students will be able to design repetitive control structures (loops) using while, do-while and for loops.
• Students will be able to add multiple forms to a project and create classes that contain multiple methods.
• Students will be able to use one dimensional arrays and timers in applications.
• Students will be able to create windows applications that read from and write to sequential text files in non-CSV and CSV format.
• Students will be able to debug Windows application using the Visual Studio debugging environment.
• Students will be able to create user defined class objects, methods and properties.