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| Classes | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Value Types and Reference Types | |
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| Value Type | |
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| Reference Type | |
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| Life and the Garbage Collector | |
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| Namespaces | |
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| Object-Oriented Design | |
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| Finding the Classes | |
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| Looking for Control Structures | |
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| Describing the Classes | |
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| Interface and Implementation | |
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| Inheritance | |
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| Clients and Servers | |
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| Creating Classes | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Student Class | |
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| Methods | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Adding the GetGradeAverage Method | |
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| Public and Private Member Access | |
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| Properties | |
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| Using Properties for Data Validation | |
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| ReadOnly Properties | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Adding Properties to the Student Class | |
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| Shared Variables and Properties | |
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| Constructors and Destructors | |
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| Overloading the Constructor | |
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| Optional Constructor Parameters | |
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| Assigning Property Values in Constructors | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Adding a Parameterized Constructor to the Student Class | |
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| Multi-Tier Applications | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Bank Teller Application | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: BankTeller Transaction Log | |
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| Composition Relationships Between Classes | |
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| Employee Information Example | |
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| Using UML to Describe Classes | |
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| Displaying the Objects | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Employee Information | |
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| Optional Topic: Using Text Files 2 | |
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| Exceptions and User Interfaces | |
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| User Interface Design | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Designing Forms | |
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| Using Microsoft Office as a Model | |
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| Input Validation | |
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| General Principles | |
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| Trapping Individual Keystrokes | |
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| Hands-On Example: Account Number Input | |
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| Handling the Validating Event | |
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| Hands-On Example: Name and Age Input Program | |
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| Hands-On Example: ErrorProvider Control | |
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| ImageList and ToolBar Controls | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Simple ToolBar | |
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| ListView Control | |
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| Creating Column Headings | |
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| ListViewItem Class | |
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| Useful ListView Techniques | |
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| TreeView Control | |
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| Basic Techniques | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: Contact Categories | |
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| Hands-On Example: Disk Directory TreeView | |
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| Structured Exception Handling | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Exception Classes | |
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| Try..Catch..Finally Statement | |
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| System.IO Exceptions | |
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| Hands-On Example: Averaging Test Scores | |
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| Hands-On Example: Handling File Exceptions | |
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| Propogating Exceptions | |
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| Exception Handling at the Business Tier Level | |
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| Designing Your Own Exception Types | |
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| Hands-On Example: Testing PropertyException | |
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| Exception-Handling Tips 3 ADO.NET Databases | |
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| Introduction to ADO .NET | |
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| Overview | |
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| Database Basics | |
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| Data Sources and Connections | |
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| Datasets | |
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| DataTables | |
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| DataViews | |
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| Using Data-Bound Controls | |
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| Hands-On Tutorial: SalesStaff 1 | |
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| Moving Programs and Databases | |
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| A Brief Look at SQL | |
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| Navigating, Adding, and Removing Rows | |
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| Hands-On Example: Updating the SalesStaff Table (SalesStaff 2) | |
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| Writing Code for DataTables | |
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| Using the Query Builder | |
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| Hands-On Example: SalesStaff 3 | |
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| Filling List and Combo Boxes | |
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| Selecting DataTable Rows | |