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Visual Studio .Net Startup Course: Get Started with C# Programming

Join our course to learn C# programming using Visual Studio .Net, covering basics, objects, classes, inheritance, and more. Attend meetings, complete exercises, and get ready for the exam!

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Visual Studio .Net Startup Course: Get Started with C# Programming

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  1. XE-FOP1 Startup Course form, exam, ….. Getting startted with Visual Studio .Net XE-FOP1

  2. Agenda to day • About the course form and content • Examination of yours programming exspience • We try to use Visual Studio to change a application in C# • Agenda for next time XE-FOP1

  3. About this course • 6 ECTS point • It mean students hat to work 6*25 = 150 hour • Activities • Meetings (15 times) during the semester • 3-4 mandatory exercises (portfolio) • Basis for the exam • Programming exercise • Work to do • Meetings 15 * 3,5 hour ~ 50 hour • Portfolios 3-4 ~ 50-60 hour • Preparation + exercise (homework) ~ 40-50 hour XE-FOP1

  4. Agenda for a meeting • One or more students present a subject (ex. how to write a class) • Question to the text (Other students or perhaps the professor gives the answer) • Making programming exercise • Maybe the professor gives a little introduction to the next subject • Planning the next meeting XE-FOP1

  5. Students responsibility • Be well prepared • Read the text • Made question for what you don’t understand and put them on the campusnet • Preparation of your presentation • Present a subject for the class • May be 1 – 3 times during the semester • Showing the class your programming solution • Participation in planning the next agenda XE-FOP1

  6. The professors responsibility • To make a master plan for the course • To be certain that the student reach the goal of the course • Participation in planning the course It is not the professors job to: • Present subjects for missing student • To know everything about C# and .Net XE-FOP1

  7. Include The fundamentals of the language Objects and classes Basic structure like loops and selection Types and variables Inheritance and Polymorphism Collections and String Don’t include It is not a course in using the Visual studio .Net Not about fancy Graphic User Interface Course contents XE-FOP1

  8. Exam • Oral exam based on the 3 portfolios • Grading according to the Danish grading scales “the 13 point scale” • The quality of your potfolios • How well you are able to tell about the • Internal grading XE-FOP1

  9. Presentation Speak with our neighbour And let the neighbour do the presentation XE-FOP1

  10. Subjects • Program language • Object oriented (like Java, Delphi or C++) • Not Object oriented (like C, Assembler, Pascal) • Years of programming experience • Our skills in programming • Expert (in one or more language) • Hat done at least one bigger program • Made small program exercise • What else to say XE-FOP1

  11. Try to make changes to a C# application To learn the IDE to know To se and try some elements of C# XE-FOP1

  12. To Do • Start Visual Studio .Net • Unzip the exercise Cs001_Eng.zip from campusnet into C:\TempYou might have to install winzip first • Get the exercises document Cs001_ArticleExercises.pdf • Solve the exercises • Please finish exercise a-y to the next meeting XE-FOP1

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