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  First Semester 1430- 1431 H

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Synopsis

This course involves using programming languages like VB.NET to cover the fundamentals of visual programming.

Level: 3

Credit: 3 hours

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Aims of CAP211

After completing this course, you will be able to:

• Create a simple Visual Basic .NET–application based on the Windows Application template.
• Use forms and controls to create a user interface.
• Validate user input for fields, controls, and forms.
• Enhance the user interface by adding menus, status bars, and toolbars.

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Reference Books:

  1- Deitel & Deitel, Visual Basic.NET, How to Program, Second or Third Edition .

http://www.amazon.com/Visual-Basic-NET-How-Program-Second/dp/0130293636/ref=pd_rhf_shvl_2

 

                             

 

  2- Visual Basic .NET from Home and Learn (eBook around 30 SR).

http://www.homeandlearn.co.uk/bookshop/net.html

                                       

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Assessment:

The assessment for this course consists of practical assignments due throughout the semester, 2 midterms, project and a final examination held at the end of semester. Your practical assignments will be marked, and you will receive feedback on these assignments.

• Quiz 1                                 7%   (practical)
• Midterm1                            15%  (written)
• Q2                                     7%    (practical)
• Assignments and attendace  16%
• Group project                     15%
• Final                                  40%   (written)

      Be aware that:

• Cheating is prohibited, so if we caught any identical assignments both will take -10 in the first copy and -20 to the second one and so on. 
•  If you fail to attend any examination, you should bring your excuse within 2 days; and you will not be allowed to have a makeup exam unless you have a very very strong excuse. You will go for a comprehensive exam ONLY after the exam's commitee accepts your excuse.

 

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Important dates:

  

	Date	Time	Room
Q1(Practical)	Tues., Nov. 17th	3- 4:30	Lab
M1 (Written)	Mon., Dec. 14th	12 - 1	TBA
Q2 (Practical)	Tues., Jan. 5th	3- 4:30	Lab
Final (Written)	Wed., Feb. 3rd	8 - 11	TBA

 

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Course contents and slides:

The schedule for cap211 consists of 2 lectures and 1 practical session per week. Topics covered in cap211 include:

• Course introduction.
• Introduction to .NET Frame work.
• Introduction to Visual Studio .NET IDE.
• Introduction to VB Programming.
• Data Types & Conversions.
• Control Structures I.
• Control Structures II.
• Arrays.
• String Manipulation.
• Subs and Functions
• Events. ( Lecture's Demo )
• GUI Concepts: part1  -  part2  -  part3
• Files and Exceptions: part1  Demo   - part2 - part3 - Demo
• OOP ( Classes, Visual Inheritance).
• Multiple Document Interface.  Demo
• Graphics and Multimedia.  part1  -   part2  -   part3
• VB .NET and DataBase.
• Lecture Examples: This file contains most of the examples we've discussed in lectures.

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Useful links and materials:

 

• Read this article to help you stop cheating.
• VB .NET Tutorials.
• VB  .NET Online Quiz
• Assigning values from and to Textboxes. 
• How to debug VB .NET code. 
• VB.NET vs. JAVA
• Putting Subs and Functions in Modules.   
• Passing Arrays to Procedures     
• GIF, JPG and PNG What's the difference?     
• Good GUI Design Tips:
• http://toastytech.com/guis/uirant.html
• http://www.classicsys.com/css06/cfm/article.cfm?articleid=20
• http://computerprogramming.suite101.com/article.cfm/elements_of_good_gui_design
• http://bryant2.bryant.edu/~dgannon/cis314/data/guttip.html
• Copying, Deleting and Moving Files.
• Using Colour Dialogs
• Create and Handle controls in runtime
• Animating Images

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Assignments:      

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Projects:

 

 

Phase #	Description	Evaluation Time
Phase 1	Desing	Week 7  - (Nov., 14th)
Phase 2	Code 1	Week 10 - (Dec., 5th)
Phase 3	Code 2	Week 13 - (Dec., 26th)
Phase 4	Presentations	Week 15 - (Jan., 9th)

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Previous Exams:

• Midterm 1 - 1429-1340 H - first semester.
• Midterm1 (Solution) -1429-1430 H - first semester.

 

 

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 Grades:

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