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This document provides an outline for a course on Windows programming using C#. It includes information on the instructor, class schedule, course description and objectives. The course aims to teach students visual programming concepts and developing Windows applications using C#. By the end, students will understand .NET Framework components and be able to create C# programs, write code using OOP principles, and leverage classes from the .NET Framework. The document also lists reference materials, the assessment methods used, and an outline of topics to be covered in the course.

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Windows Programming Using C#: Chapter 0: Course Outline + Basics

This document provides an outline for a course on Windows programming using C#. It includes information on the instructor, class schedule, course description and objectives. The course aims to teach students visual programming concepts and developing Windows applications using C#. By the end, students will understand .NET Framework components and be able to create C# programs, write code using OOP principles, and leverage classes from the .NET Framework. The document also lists reference materials, the assessment methods used, and an outline of topics to be covered in the course.

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CHAPTER 0

WINDOWS PROGRAMMING
USING C#

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 Instructor Information
 Andargachew A. (M. Sc.)
 Class Schedule
 Section A
 Tuesday 08:00AM– 10:00AM ---- 301
 Friday 10:00AM– 12:00PM ------ 303
 Section B
 Tuesday 10:00AM– 12:00PM---- 301
 Friday 8:00AM– 10:00AM---- 303

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Course Description
 This course aims to providing the students with an
understanding of
 Visual programming concepts, principles and
techniques involved in developing applications using
C# as one of the windows programming tools.
 The students will become familiar with
 The C# design environment and the development of
windows applications.

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Objectives
 At the end of this course students are expected to:
 Understand the.NET Framework and its components –
 Common Language Runtime (CLR),
 .NET Framework Class Library (FCL),
 .NET Common Language Specification (CLS),
 Assemblies,
 Assembly meta data and Global Assembly Cache (GAC)
 Create, compile and run object oriented C# programs
using Visual Studio
 Write and understand C# language constructs, syntax
and semantics
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 Produce programs for the desktop using solid
multilayer architectures
 Develop reusable .NET components via inheritance
and interface realization
 Leverage the major namespaces and classes of the
.NET Framework

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Reference
 No textbook
 Other Books
 Fundamentals of Computer Programming with C#,
SvetlinNakov& Co., 2013
 The Complete Reference C# 4.0,the McGraw Hill, April
2010
 Professional C# 5.0 and .NET 4.5.1, Christian Nagel, Jay
Glynn, Morgan Skinner, Wrox Programmer to Programmer,
2014
 A Programmer’s Guide to C# 5.0, A. Eric Gunnerson and
Nick Wienholt, 4thEd.
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Assessment [Methods]
Assessment Type Weight
Assignments/Quiz 10%
Mid Exam 20%
Final Exam 40%
Lab/Project 30%

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Contents
1. Introduction to .NET and C#
2. Components of a .NET program
3. OOP Concepts in C#
4. Windows Programming in C#
5. Error Handling Mechanisms / Exception Handling
6. Files and Stream in C#
7. Standard and Generic Collections
8. Delegates, Lambdas and Events
9. Database Programming in C#
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CHAPTER 0

BASICS

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 Nowadays computers have become irreplaceable.
 It is difficult to imagine its existence without them.
 Despite the fact that computers are so wide-spread,
few people know how they really work.
 In reality, it is not the computers, but the programs (the
software), which run on them, that matter.
 Itis the software that makes computers valuable to the end-
user, allowing for many different types of services that
change our lives.

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 The essence of programming is to control the work of
the computer on all levels.
 This is done with the help of "orders" and "commands"
from the programmer, also known as programming
instructions.
 To "program" means to organize the work of the
computer through sequences of instructions.
 These commands (instructions) are given in written form
and are implicitly followed by the computer (respectively
by the operating system, the CPU and the peripheral
devices).
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 A sequence of steps to achieve, complete some
work or obtain some result is called an algorithm.
 This is how programming is related to algorithms.
 Programming involves describing what you want
the computer to do by a sequence of steps, by
algorithms.

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 In addition to the basic knowledge in programming
proper algorithmic thinking and using basic data
structures in programming.
 DSA are a programmer’s most important fundamental
skills!
 If you have a good grasp of them, you will not have
any trouble becoming proficient in any software
technology, development tool, framework or API.

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 Numerous programs exist, and they are created
using different kinds of programming languages.
 Each language is oriented towards controlling the
computer on a different level.
 There are languages oriented towards the machine level (the
lowest) – Assembler for example.
 Others are most useful at the system level (interacting with
the operating system), like C.
 There are also high level languages used to create application
programs. Such languages include C#, Java, C++, PHP,
Visual Basic, Python, Ruby, Perl, JavaScript and others.

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 Stages in Software Development
 Gathering the requirements for the product and
creating a task;
 Planning and preparing the architecture and design;
 Implementation (includes the writing of program
code);
 Product trials (testing);
 Deployment and exploitation;
 Support.

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Questions?
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Thank You
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