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CISP 14 - Advanced Visual
                Basic Programming
                (4 units)
This course teaches advanced techniques of programmming in the Visual Basic .NET language.

Advanced topics covered include:
  • designing, coding, testing, and implementing object-oriented, event-driven programs
  • designing, displaying, searching, and updating database tables
  • creating and updating sequential and random files
  • trapping errors
  • creating record sets using SQL
  • validating input data
  • producing business graphics
  • using OLE objects and DLLs
  • distributing applications
(54 hours lecture,  54 hours lab  Degree applicable, CSU, UC)
Advisory Prerequisites:   CISP 11 - Programming in Visual Basic

Course Measurable Objectives:

  1. Create object-oriented programs.
  2. Use classes for multitier applications.
  3. Create multitier Windows database applications.
  4. Create Windows database applications using related tables.
  5. Perform Windows database updates.
  6. Use web forms - ASP.NET.
  7. Create and update a Web Forms Database.
  8. USE XML Web Services.
  9. Create database reports using crystal reports.
  10. Use collections(data structures, dictionaries, stacks, queues).
  11. Create custom controls and raise events.
  12. Create help files (HTML Help).
  13. Discuss mobile applications using the mobile internet toolkit.

Course Level Student Learning Outcomes:


Students completing CISP 14 - Advanced Visual Basic Programming will be able to:
  1. display data from related database tables.
  2. update a SQL Server database.
  3. create a web site that accesses data from a database.
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