CSCI 122 Beginning Basic/Visual Basic
January 10th - May 12th
3 credits/Online

1. To provide students with enough logical skills to succeed
1. In the workplace
2. At another post-secondary institution and/or
3. In the next level of computer science courses.
2. To provide students with an opportunity for a greater appreciation and understanding of computers.

1. Discuss the techniques and tolls used for Visual Basic (VB) programming.
2. Apply the VB programming methodology to real-life applications using the Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
3. Discuss and utilize the control structures used in VB programming.
4. List the elements used in the list and combo box controls and menu systems.
5. Apply the standard naming conventions for controls and variables.
6. Discuss events and describe how they are processed in VB programming.
7. Describe the different type of variables and define them correctly for specific applications.
8. Discuss arrays, types, and constants and be able to use them effectively in VB programming.
9. Describe conditional logic and looping.
10. Define and utilize procedures and functions.
11. Describe file processing and utilize it effectively in application development.
12. Utilize built-in VB functions to applications.
13. Create dialog boxes for real-life application development.
14. Describe data validation and error handling and apply them to application development.
15. Define data control programming, ADO , and Active X.