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This course provides an introduction to the .NET framework and how to use it to design forms with Windows Form Designer and classes. Elements of forms such as a graphical user interface, controls with events, and input validation are also presented. Single- and multiple document applications are contrasted and exception handling using try, catch, and blocks are discussed.
Objectives:
After completing this course, students will be able to:
- Create forms and set properties using Windows Form Designer.
- Build graphical interface elements with System.Drawing namespace.
- Add controls to a Windows form and the code to handle control events.
- Understand control-based, keystroke-level, and field-level input validation.
- Understand and implement exception handling.
Topics:
- Understanding the .NET Framework
- Using the Windows Forms Designer
- Using Classes
- Handling Events
- Building GUI Elements
- Understanding Control Properties
- Using Common Controls
- Using Dialog Boxes and Menus
- Creating Multiple Document Interface Applications
- Adding Controls
- Understanding Exceptions
- Handling Exceptions
- Validating User Input
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