Introduction to Programming:(3rd Edition)

Exploring Programming Concepts
Identify Programs and Languages
Explore the Programming Process

Examining Object-Oriented Programming
Explore the Attributes of Object-Oriented Programming
Create an Event-Driven Program

Performing Calculations
Examine Literals, Operators, and Functions
Store Values Using Variables and Constants

Controlling Program Flow
Use Branching in Programs
Use Loops in Programs

Creating Modular Programs
Create Procedures
Determine the Scope of Variables

After completing this course, students will know how to:

Examine the basic programming concepts and processes.
Examine the fundamental attributes of object-oriented programming and create event-driven programs.
Perform calculations in your programs and store and retrieve information from the programs.
Incorporate decision making into your programs that will allow your programs to evaluate conditions and perform tasks based on them.
Create modular programs and experiment with the scope of variables.

Prerequisites

Be familiar with the basics of Windows 2000 or Windows XP.