National Computer Education Accreditation Council
NCEAC NCEAC.FORM.001-C
Institute: Department of Computer and Software Technology
University of Swat
Program (s): BS Computer Science &
Master of Computer Science
BS Software Engineering
Course Description
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Course Code CEC– 052
Course Title Visual Programming
Credit Hours 3 (2+1)
Prerequisites by Course(s) and Programming fundamentals, object oriented programming.
Topics
Assessment Instruments Individual Programming Assignments, Group Programming
(homework, quizzes, midterms, Assignments, Quizzes, Class Tasks, Mid Term Exam, Final
final, programming assignments, Exam
lab work, etc.)
Course Coordinator
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Recommended books and Deitel - C# How to Program
Reference Material
Course Goals To understand and learn concepts of developing GUI enabled
software’s and can present data from different sources in form
of reports. This course also provide a detailed overview of
visual programming architecture used in windows.
Course Contents Introducing visual studio .net, introduction to C#, OOP, GUI
concepts, Advanced GUI concepts, files and streams, data base
and sql, introduction to ASP.net and web forms, introducing
XML
Week wise Topics Covered [Week 1 – 2] Introduction C# and Visual Studio .NET
in the Course IDE: Introduction, Visual Studio .NET Integrated Development
Environment (IDE) Overview, Menu Bar and Toolbar, Visual
Studio .NET Windows, Solution Explorer, Toolbox,
Properties Window, Using Help, Simple Program: Displaying Text
and an Image
[Week 3 – 4] Introduction to C# Programming: Control
structures (if/Else, Switch, continue, and break), Loops (for, while,
do while, for each), arrays, methods, creating custom methods, build
in methods.
[Week 5 – 6] Object oriented programming: Objects and classes,
inheritance, polymorphism, exception handling (try, catch, throw
and throws), introduction to win- forms.
[Week 7 -8] GUI : Windows Forms, Event-Handling Model, Basic
Event Handling, Control Properties and Layout, Labels, TextBoxes
and Buttons, GroupBoxes and Panels, CheckBoxes and
RadioButtons, PictureBoxes, Mouse Event Handling, Keyboard
Event Handling
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[Week 9 – 10] Graphical User Interfaces Concepts (II) : Menus,
LinkLabels, ListBoxes and CheckedListBoxes, ListBoxes,
CheckedListBoxes, ComboBoxes, TreeView, ListViews, Tab
Control,
[Week 11 – 12] GUI (III) and multithreading: Multiple-
Document-Interface (MDI) Windows, Visual Inheritance, User-
Defined Controls, Introduction to multithreading, Thread States:
Life Cycle of a Thread, Thread Priorities and Thread Scheduling
[Week 13 – 14] Files and streams: Introduction to files and
streams, Data Hierarchy, Files and Streams, Classes File and
Directory, Creating a Sequential-Access File, Reading Data from a
Sequential-Access File, Random-Access Files, Creating a Random-
Access File, Writing Data Randomly to a Random-Access File,
Reading Data Sequentially from a Random-Access File
[Week 15 – 16] Database, SQL and ADO .NET: Connecting
with database, executing queries, retrieving data, creating reports,
ADO.net object model, Introduction to Asp.net and web Form.
Introduction to XML
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