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77-701 Introduction to Programming 2nd Edition
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Introduction to Programming, 2
nd Edition
Course specifications
Course number: 077 701
Software version number: 6
Course length: 1 day
Hardware/software required to run this course
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PC with at least a 486DX/66 MHz processor; a Pentium processor (or higher) is recommended.
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Microsoft Windows 95 or later (the software will also run on Microsoft Windows NT 3.51 or
later, although this course was developed using Windows 95 only).
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16 MB of RAM (32 MB recommended).
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Approximately 76 MB of hard disk space for Visual Basic.
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Approximately 29 MB for a Custom installation of MSDN Library Visual Studio 6.0.
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A VGA (or higher) resolution screen supported by Microsoft Windows.
Course description
Overview: This course introduces you to general programming concepts. Although the programming
concepts introduced in this course apply to most programming languages, this course uses Visual Basic
6.0 running under Microsoft Windows as the platform for learning.
Prerequisites:
Windows 95: Introduction.
Delivery method: Instructor-led, group-paced, classroom-delivery learning model with structured handson activities and independent lab activities. Benefits: Students will learn general programming concepts that provide a basis for programming in many different languages. Target student: The target student is interested in learning general programming concepts. This course provides a foundation for students desiring to go on and learn one or more programming languages. What’s next: Any of Element K's introductory courses on programming languages would be a good course to take after this one. For example, students wishing to learn more about Visual Basic programming could take
Visual Basic 6.0: Introduction (Windows 95).
Performance-based objectives
Lesson objectives help students become comfortable with the course, and also provide a means to
evaluate learning. Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
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Describe features and benefits of prevalent programming languages, and describe the general
phases of software development, including: planning, coding, compiling, linking, and debugging.
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Define the following terms related to object-oriented programming: objects, encapsulation,
classes, instantiation, properties, methods, and events.
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Identify and describe the purpose of literals, operators, and functions.
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Use variables and constants to write programs that perform calculations.
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Explain the purpose and general functionality provided by conditional statements, relational
operators, and logical operators.
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Explain the purpose and general functionality provided by Do While and For Next loops.
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Explain the benefits of dividing large programming tasks into smaller tasks.
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Identify the scope of variables within a given program.
Course content
Lesson 1: Overview Of Programming
TOPIC 1A Programs and languages
Programming languages
Common elements of all programming languages
TASK 1A-1 Running a program in Visual Basic
TOPIC 1B The programming process
Compiling
Linking
Errors
Syntax errors
Runtime errors
Logic errors
Reserved words and symbols
The software development cycle
Planning
Coding
Testing
Debugging
TASK 1B-1 Discussing the phases of software development
Writing readable source code
Comments
Whitespace
Line continuation character
TASK 1B-2 Discussing readable source code
Lesson 1 Review
Lesson 2: Object-Oriented Programming
TOPIC 2A Overview of object-oriented technology
Objects
Properties
Methods
Encapsulation
Classes
Instantiation
TASK 2A-1 Designing a class and instantiating objects
TOPIC 2B Event-driven programming
TASK 2B-1 Exploring objects, properties, and events in Visual Basic
Summary
Lesson 2 Review
Lesson 3: Calculations
TOPIC 3A Literals, operators, and functions
Literals
Arithmetic operators
Built-in functions
Numeric functions
String functions
Date/time functions
Communications functions
TASK 3A-1 Examining code containing literals, operators, and functions
Summary
Lesson 3 Review
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