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Desktop App Exercises

The document contains exercises for desktop application development, covering conceptual diagrams, GUI design, programming fundamentals, database operations, software development with IDE, and deployment/user guide. Each exercise includes tasks such as designing systems, writing code, and creating documentation. The exercises aim to enhance skills in application design, programming, and deployment processes.

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Desktop App Exercises

The document contains exercises for desktop application development, covering conceptual diagrams, GUI design, programming fundamentals, database operations, software development with IDE, and deployment/user guide. Each exercise includes tasks such as designing systems, writing code, and creating documentation. The exercises aim to enhance skills in application design, programming, and deployment processes.

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Desktop Applications Exercises

Exercise Sheet 1: Conceptual Diagrams and GUI Design

1. Draw a conceptual diagram for a library management system.

2. Identify and design a graphical user interface for a student registration system.

3. Draw a flowchart for user authentication in a desktop application.

4. Create a wireframe for an online bookstore application.

5. Design a GUI for an inventory management system including forms for adding,
deleting, and updating items.

Conceptual Diagram for Library Management System:

1. ER Diagram includes entities:

Books (BookID, Title, Author), Members (MemberID, Name, Contact), Transactions


(TransactionID, IssueDate, ReturnDate, BookID, MemberID).

2. GUI Design for Student Registration System:

Sample form with labels (Name, Email, Contact), text boxes, and buttons (Submit,
Reset).

3. Flowchart for User Authentication:

Flowchart with steps: Start -> Input Username/Password -> Validate -> If Correct ->
Access Granted -> Else -> Retry -> End.

4. Wireframe for Online Bookstore:

Wireframe includes a navigation bar, product grid, search bar, and cart section.

5. GUI for Inventory Management:

Form with fields for Item Name, Quantity, Price, and buttons for Add, Delete, Update.
Exercise Sheet 2: Programming Fundamentals

1. Define structured programming and object-oriented programming with examples.

2. Write a short program in any language to demonstrate data types and variables.

3. Create a program that uses all basic operators (arithmetic, logical, relational).

4. Develop a program with control structures: if-else, loops (for, while).

5. Write user-defined functions to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and


division.

1. Structured vs OOP:

Structured uses top-down approach (C language), OOP uses classes/objects (Java).

2. Data Types/Variables Code:


int a = 5; float b = 5.5; char c = 'A';

3. Operators Example:
if(a > b && c == 'A') { ... }

4. Control Structures Code:


for(i=0; i<10; i++) { ... }

5. User-defined Functions Code:


def add(a,b): return a+b
Exercise Sheet 3: Database Operations

1. Design a database schema for an employee management system.

2. Write SQL code for inserting, updating, deleting, and selecting data in the database.

3. Create a program that connects to a database and performs CRUD operations.

4. Write test cases for the above program and document the expected output.

5. Develop a mini project integrating a database with a desktop application.

1. Database Schema:

Tables: Employees (EmpID, Name, Dept), Salaries (EmpID, Amount).

2. SQL Queries:
INSERT INTO Employees VALUES(1,'John','IT');

3. Database Program Code:

Python code using sqlite3.connect().

4. Test Cases Table:

Columns: Test Case ID, Input, Expected Output.

5. Mini Project:

Employee management desktop app using Python and SQLite.

Exercise Sheet 4: Software Development with IDE

1. Install and configure an IDE for desktop application development.

2. Create a simple desktop application that takes user input and displays output.

3. Develop a calculator application with basic arithmetic operations.

4. Write code in the IDE for a basic student information system.

5. Document and explain the code developed using the IDE.


1. IDE Setup:

Install PyCharm, add Python interpreter.

2. Simple App Code:


name = input('Enter name:') print('Hello', name)

3. Calculator Code:

Python code with functions for add, subtract.

4. Student Info System Code:

Python app with GUI using Tkinter.

5. Code Documentation:

Comments explaining variables, functions.

Exercise Sheet 5: Deployment and User Guide


1. Write steps to deploy a desktop application for end-users.

2. Develop a user guide for a desktop application you created.

3. Create an installer for a desktop application with necessary dependencies.

4. Write documentation for the software application including system requirements


and user instructions.

5. Perform testing of a developed application and document the test results.

1. Deployment Steps:
Install dependencies, build installer, distribute.
2. User Guide:
Steps to install and use app, with screenshots.
3. Installer Creation:
Using tools like Inno Setup.
4. Documentation:
Include hardware/software requirements.
5. Testing Results:
Test cases with pass/fail status and screenshots.

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