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1. POS 408 Week 1 Individual Simple Visual Basic Program For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Design, implement, test, and debug a simple Visual Basic®program. Requirements The GUI program will have a button that creates a new window with the word Hello. Enhance the display by making the word change color, move, or change to another language (such as Hola). Write the code for the program and test the results. Zip the files of the project together. Submit the zipped file. ***************************************** POS 408 Week 2 Individual SimpleAquarium Calculator

2. For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Using the knowledge from the Lynda.com®"Visual Basic Essential Training" video series, complete the following assignment: Design, implement, test, and debug a Visual Basic®program to create a simple aquarium cost calculator. The user should be able to accomplish the following:  You are the owner of a tropical fish store. Write the program with textboxes to accept the height, length and width of the tank that a customer might order (in inches).  Include a button that when clicked, will display the volume of the tank (height x length x width) and the number of gallons on water it will hold (volume / 231).  Make sure to label the results. Insert comments to document the program. Include appropriate labels and a title for the tool.  Design a Graphical User Interface (GUI) for the program that will be intuitive for a novice user. Write the code for the program and test the results.

3. Create a zipped folder of the project. ***************************************** POS 408 Week 2 Individual Simple Home Utility Auditing Program For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Design, implement, test, and debug a Visual Basic®program to create a simple home utility auditing program. The user should be able to do the following:  Enter the cost per kilowatt-hour.  Select a home appliance from a list of home appliances.  <<Refrigerator>>  <<TV>>

4.  <<Space Heater>>  <<Fan>>  <<Dryer>>  <<Oven>>  Enter the power needed in kilowatts (kW) for the selected appliance.  Enter the number of hours used per day for the selected appliance. The program should do the following:  Validate that the data entered has the correct format and is within a reasonable range.  Calculate and display the cost for operating a home appliance as soon as the data is entered. Design a GUI for the program that will be intuitive for a novice user.

5. Write the code for the program and test the results. Zip the files of the project together. ***************************************** POS 408 Week 3 Enhanced Home UtilityAuditing Program For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Design, implement, test, and debug a Visual Basic®program to create an enhanced home utility auditing program based on Week Two. The user should be able to do the following:  Enter the cost per kilowatt-hour.  Select from a list of home appliances which includes a washer, among other appliances.  Enter the power needed in kilowatts (kW) for the selected appliance.

6.  Enter the number of hours used per day for the selected appliance.  If the washer is selected, enter both the number of gallons of water used by the washer per hour and the cost per gallon. The program should do the following:  Validate that the data entered has the correct format, and is within a reasonable range.  Calculate and display the cost for operating a home appliance as soon as the data is entered.  Create a listing area to display each of the following for each appliance entered:  Home appliance  Number of hours per day  Cost  Display and update the total cost of all appliances, as soon as a new entry is added to the listing area. Write the code for the program and test the results. Zip the files of the project together. Submit the zipped file. *****************************************

7. POS 408 Week 3 Individual EnhancedAquarium Calculator For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Design, implement, test, and debug a Visual Basic®program to create an enhanced aquarium calculator based on Week Two. Use that program and add these new features. The user should be able to accomplish the following:  Add the ability tol calculate the cost for three types of fish.  The user should be able to select which type of fish they want to stock in the aquarium..  Your tank can hold one fish per full gallon of water. You can't have partial fish. Using radio buttons or dropdown lists, the customer can select Guppies ($1 per fish), Angel Fish ($1.50 per fish) or Clown Fish ($2 per fish).

8.  When the calculate button is clicked, the program will display the fish cost. The user should be able to change options and calculate again.  Include a graphic of a logo for your store to spruce up the form.  Insert comments to the code. Write the code for the program and test the results. ***************************************** POS 408 Week 4 Enhanced Home UtilityAuditing Program For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Design, implement, test, and debug a Visual Basic® program to create an enhanced home utility auditing program based on Week Three. The user should be able to do the following:  Export the data in the listing area to an external text file.  Change default power ratings of a selected appliance.

9. The program should do the following:  Use arrays or structures where applicable.  Read the default power rating for appliances from an external text file. Write the code for the program and test the results. Zip the files of the project together. Submit the zipped file ***************************************** POS 408 Week 5 Enhanced Home UtilityAuditing Program For more course tutorials visit www.tutorialrank.com Design, implement, test, and debug a Visual Basic®program to create an enhanced home utility auditing program based on Week Four. The customer was pleased with your work, but when they saw what was available, they asked to have the listing area expanded to provide additional information:

10.  Monthly cost of operation  Yearly cost of operation For computational purposes, assume 30 days per month and 365 days per year. Remember to:  provide monthly cost total and yearly cost total, with appropriate labeling  capture the additional information in the export file Zip the files of the project together. *****************************************