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WINDOWS PROGRAMMING

Faculty of IT - UEF
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U Table of contents
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1. Introduction

2. Syllabus

3. Grading

4. References

5. Final project
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1. Knowledge: provide to students with principles, how to


approach and methods application programming on desktop.
2. Knowledge: apply those principles to build practical
applications with a graphical user interface.
3. Practice skills to build, design programs on the method
application programming on desktop in C# language.
4. Awareness of how to detect issues and processing to solve
problems on the computer as well as hard-working attitude,
high pressure, and attention to detail.

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1. Understand, state and explain the basic concepts about application


programming on desktop.
2. Analyze, design, and implement programs by programming method
with a graphical user interface.
3. Applying to application programming methods to be able to
research and build practical applications by itself.
4. Have programming skills in C# language.
5. Have build skills, design programs on-trend user graphical
applications.
6. Form awareness about detect issues and processing to solve
problems on the computer.
7. Practice the ability to be self-directed, show a hard-working
attitude, high pressure, and attention to detail.
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1. The background of C# programming

2. Windows Forms: basic and advanced

3. Working with database: ADO.NET

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U Syl abus
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Lesson Content Hours


1 Introduction to Windows Programming 3
2 C# language: syntax, statement, data type... 3
3 Overview of GUI programming 3
4 Basic controls 3
5 Advanced controls 3
6 SDI & MDI interface 3
7 GDI+ 3
8 Database connection 3
9 Database connection (cont.) 3
10 Summary 3

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• How to learn

• Attend to class, topic discuss

• Practice all the required labs

• Take a final project

• Grading

• Process: 30%, attendance, assignment, discuss…

• Midterm: 20%, test on labs

• Build a Windows Forms app

• Finish all the labs

• Final: 50%, project (team)


• Presenting the project; demo app
• Answer the question (oral related project)
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1. Erik Brown (2002), Windows Forms Programming with C#,


Manning.
2. Chris Sells (2006). Windows Forms Programming in C#.
Addison-Wesley.
3. Hejlsberg A., Torgersen M.(2010): The C# Programming
Language. 4th edition, Addison-Wesley.
4. A.Troelsen (2016): C# 6.0 and the .NET 4.6 Framework,
Apress.

5. Google Search for key word “C#" "Windows Forms”


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U Tool and Environment
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• Visual Studio 2017: https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/

• Best-in-class tools for any developer

• Full-featured IDE to code, debug, test, and deploy to any platform

• Develop apps for Android, iOS, Mac, Windows, web, and cloud

• Write your code fast

• Debug and diagnose with ease

• Test often, release with confidence

• Extend and customize to your liking

• Collaborate efficiently

• SharpDevelop: Integrated Open Source IDE for C#


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• Students do projects in teams. Each team has 3 members, and the


team has a team leader.
• The team leader is the member responsible for making plans,
assigning tasks and should manage and supervise the team's timeline
and execution date.
• The team choose a topic that is listed by lecturer or a topic of your
choice. The class leader will collect the project from all team members,
then send the project registration to the teacher’s email address.
• Finally, the teams will present their project at the end of the course.
• All teams will need to submit the report as a doc file and source code.

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