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Certificate in VB.Net (CVDN)

Course Contents  (• 3 months     • 6 days a week   • Classes : 1 hr. Theory & 1hr. Practical)

VB.net training  You can book this VB.net training course in conjunction with our ASP.net training course for a comprehensive introduction to .Net
This two-day VB.net training course has been designed for programmers wishing to acquire the capability to write sophisticated event-driven applications, or those requiring an understanding of the capabilities of VB.net.
This VB.net training course uses Visual Studio .NET

VB. NET Training Course Objectives
  • To fully familiarize students with the architecture of the . NET Framework, as well as the use of the core classes for building, debugging, and deploying Windows applications.
  • To get attendees up to speed on the use of the Visual Studio . NET IDE, including debugging, and application deployment


    • VB.net Training Course Content
     
    Opening and Running a Visual Basic .NET Program
    • The Visual Studio .NET
    • Development Environment
    • The Visual Studio .NET Tools
    • The Windows Forms Designer
    • Running a Visual Basic Program
    • The Properties Window
    • Getting Help
    • Writing Your First Program
    • Programming Steps
    • Creating the User Interface Setting the Properties
    • Writing the Code
    • Running Visual Basic .NET
    • Applications
    • Building an Executable File
    • Working with Menus and Dialog Boxes
    Visual Basic .NET Variables and Operators
    • The Anatomy of a Visual Basic
    • Program Statement
    • Using Variables to Store Information
    • Setting Aside Space for Variables
    • Using Variables in a Program
    • Using a Variable to Store Input
    • Using a Variable for Output
    • Working with Specific Data Types
    • Constants
    • Working with Visual Basic
    • Operators
    • Operator Precedence
    Using Decision Structures
    • Event-Driven Programming
    • Using Conditional Expressions
    • If...Then Decision Structures
    • Using Logical Operators in
    • Conditional Expressions
    • Short-Circuiting by Using AndAlso and OrElse
    • Select Case Decision Structures
    • Using Comparison Operators with a Select Case Structure
    Using Loops and Timers
    • Writing For...Next Loops
    • Creating Complex For...Next Loops
    • Writing Do Loops
    • Avoiding an Endless Loop
    • The Timer Control
    Debugging Visual Basic .NET Programs
    • Finding and Correcting Errors
    • Three Types of Errors
    • Identifying Logic Errors
    • Using Break Mode
    • Tracking Variables by Using a Watch Window
    • Using the Command Window
    • Switching to Command Mode in the Command Window
    		  Trapping Errors Using Structured Error Handling
    • Processing Errors Using Try...Catch
    • When to Use Error Handlers
    • Path and Disk Drive Errors
    • Using the Finally Clause to Perform
    • Cleanup Tasks More Complex
    • Try...Catch Error Handlers
    • The Err Object
    • Specifying a Retry Period
    • Using Nested Try...Catch Blocks
    • Comparing Error Handlers with Defensive Programming Techniques
    Using Modules and Procedures
    • Working with Standard Modules
    • Creating a Standard Module
    • Working with Public Variables
    • Creating Procedures
    • Writing Function Procedures
    • Writing Sub Procedures
    • Passing Arguments by Value and by Reference
    Using Arrays and Collections to Manage Data
    • Working with Arrays of Variables
    • Creating an Array
    • Declaring a Fixed-Size Array
    • Working with Array Elements
    • Creating a Dynamic Array
    • Preserving Array Contents by Using ReDim Preserve
    • Working with Object Collections
    • Referencing Objects in a Collection
    • Writing For Each...Next Loops
    • Experimenting with Objects in the Controls Collection
    Deploying Visual Basic .NET Applications
    • Planning a Deployment
    • Different Ways to Deploy an Application
    • Creating a Deployment Project
    • Customizing Your Deployment Options
    • Building a Deployment Project and Testing Setup
    Managing Windows Forms
    • Adding New Forms to a Program
    • How Forms Are Used
    • Working with Multiple Forms
    • Positioning Forms on the Windows Desktop
    • Minimizing, Maximizing, and Restoring Windows
    • Adding Controls to a Form at Runtime
    • Organizing Controls on a Form
    • Specifying the Startup Object
         

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