Einstieg in Visual Basic 2008 für VB 6 Entwickler
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MOC 2562Dauer: 2 Tage
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Agenda
Module 1: Building Solutions Using the Visual Studio 2005 IDE
This module introduces students to the Visual Studio 2005 IDE. The module covers
the benefits of building applications by using Visual Studio 2005, the
procedures used to create a new project in Visual Studio 2005, and the
functionality of various Visual Studio IDE features. In addition, the module
also teaches how to build and debug a solution by using Visual Studio 2005.
After completing this module, students will be able to build a solution by using
the Visual Studio 2005 IDE.
Lessons
- Overview of Application Development in Visual Studio 2005
- Creating a New Project
- Using the Visual Studio 2005 IDE Features
- Building and Debugging a Solution
- Create a Visual Basic 2005 Windows-based Application Project
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Explain the different types of applications that can be developed by using Visual Studio 2005 and the benefits of using Visual Studio 2005 to develop these applications.
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Create a new project in Visual Studio 2005.
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Explain the functionality of various Visual Studio 2005 IDE features.
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Build and debug a solution.
This module introduces students to the .NET Framework runtime environment. The
module also teaches about the .NET Framework Class Library, an extensive set of
classes that will help students build applications quickly and reliably.
Students will also learn how the namespaces organize the related .NET Framework
classes into functional categories.
Lessons
- Introduction to the .NET Framework Runtime Environment
- Using the .NET Framework Classes and Namespaces
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Explain how the .NET Framework common language runtime (CLR) improves upon the Visual Basic 6.0 runtime.
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Use the .NET Framework classes and namespaces in projects.
This module teaches students how to declare and initialize variables, arrays,
classes, and structures. The module also teaches how to control the flow of
execution by using decision and loop structures, and how to store data using
arrays and collections. Students will also learn to handle errors in Visual
Basic 2005.
Lessons
- Using Variables
- Using Decision and Loop Structures
- Using Arrays and Collections
- Performing Error Handling in Visual Basic 2005
- Create and Initialize a Sorted Collection
- Add Items to the Collection
- Locate an Item in the Collection
- Filter Exceptions
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Use variables to manage data.
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Control flow of execution by using decision and loop structures.
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Use arrays and collections.
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Perform error handling in Visual Basic 2005.
This module teaches students how to implement object-oriented programming (OOP)
in Visual Basic 2005. It also shows how to define classes, their properties,
their methods, and how to implement inheritance from classes and interfaces.
Students will also learn about the life cycle of an object.
Lessons
- Building Classes
- Managing the Life Cycle of an Object
- Inheritance in Visual Basic 2005
- Derive a Class from an Existing Class
- Overload Methods
- Handle Unmanaged Objects
- Instantiate and Initialize an Object
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Build classes in Visual Basic 2005.
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Manage the life cycle of an object.
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Implement inheritance in Visual Basic 2005.
This module introduces students to the deployment of .NET Framework
applications, and focuses on requirements and options for deploying applications
developed in Visual Basic 2005. Students will also learn about the various
deployment tools like XCOPY and ClickOnce.
Lessons
- Deploying the .NET Framework
- Creating Deployment Projects
- Managing Deployed Applications
- Using Shared Assemblies
- Create a Setup and Deployment Project in an Existing Solution
- Add Primary Output from a Client Project
- Add Primary Output from a Component Project
After completing this module, students will be able to:
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Deploy the .NET Framework applications.
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Create deployment projects.
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Manage deployed applications.
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Deploy assemblies that are shared by multiple applications.