• Overview of Visual Basic
  • Discuss the history of Visual Basic and .NET.
  • Navigate the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and Help features.
  • Create, compile, and execute simple Windows Forms and Console applications.
  • Write statements that input data from the keyboard and output data to the screen.
  • Use message dialogs to display messages.
  • Declare and use data of various types.
• Control Statements
  • Develop algorithms through top-down, stepwise refinement.
  • Use equality, relational, and logical operators to compare operands and form conditions.
  • Write selection/decision-making statements to choose among alternative actions.
  • Use counter-controlled and sentinel-controlled repetition statements to execute statements in a program repeatedly.
  • Use compound assignment operators to abbreviate assignment operations.
  • Use nested control statements.
  • Use logical operators to form more complex conditions.
  • Use Exit and Continue statements to break out of a repetition statement or the current iteration of a repetition statement.
• Arrays
  • Declare, allocate, and initialize array data structures.
  • Access and modify individual elements of arrays.
  • Iterate through elements of arrays.
  • Sort and Search lists or tables of data stored in arrays.
  • Declare and manipulate multidimensional arrays.
  • Pass arrays to methods.
• Classes, Objects, Methods and Instance Variables
  • Create Objects and Call Methods.
  • Create Classes with Methods, Instance Variables and Properties.
  • Understand different types of scope and how it affects access.
  • Instance variables vs. local variables
  • Declare and use constructors to initialize objects
  • Differentiate value types and reference types
  • Create constant members at compile time and at runtime
  • Use the Object Browser to navigate the .NET Framework Class Library
  • Declaring Methods with Parameters
  • Instance Variables and Properties
  • Value Types and Reference Shared/Class Methods vs. Instance Methods
  • Subroutine vs. Function Methods
  • Declaring and Using Methods
  • Passing Arguments: Pass-by-Value vs. Pass-by-Reference
  • Method Overloading
  • Optional parameters
  • Recursion
  • Scope
  • Constructors
  • Composition
  • Inheritance
• Forms and Controls
  • Labels
  • Textboxes
  • Buttons
  • Checkboxes
  • Dialog Boxes
  • Combo Boxes
  • Radio Buttons

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