CIS 275 - Visual BASIC Programming

Fundamental concepts of computer programming, problem solving techniques and algorithm development as well as the syntax and usage of the Visual BASIC programming language in the graphic user environment are addressed in this class. Topics include visual BASIC controls, control properties, application planning and design, user interface creation, variables, symbolic constants, selection structures and repetition structures. The advanced topics include sequential access files, menus, dialog boxes, error trapping, random access files, control arrays, variable arrays and database access. Offered Winter semester only.
Prerequisite(s): CIS 110 or CIS 150 or MTH 113 or appropriate placement by college assessment or ACT score
4 credits = 4 lecture /laboratory
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