Length: 3 days

Prerequisites: Windows 95: Introduction or equivalent knowledge, and some programming experience.

Performance Based Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
• Identify and describe the purpose of various components of the Visual Basic
programming environment.
• Build and run a small application.
• Use the code editing tools in the Code Editor window to write conditional
statements and other code constructs.
• Isolate, identify, and correct logic, compile, and run-time errors in a Visual
Basic application.
• Develop multiple-form applications.
• Declare variables and constants.
• Examine and discuss Sub and Function procedures, and pass arguments by
value and by reference.
• Create application interfaces with standard and custom controls.
• Build common and pop-up menus into an application.
• Write an error-handling routine.
• Create an application by using the VB Application Wizard, and create, in-
stall, and remove a setup program.
• Use the data control to access a database table and discuss the features of
an MDI environment.