Visual Basic 6.0 Introduction

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Lincoln Land Community College Capital City Training Center 130 West Mason Springfield, IL 62702 217-782-7436 www.llcc.edu/cctc Visual Basic 6.0 Introduction Course Description: Students will learn how to use Visual Basic 6.0 to develop Windows applications. Prerequisites: Windows 95: Introduction or equivalent knowledge, and some programming experience. Course Outline Lesson 1: Overview of Visual Basic Brief Description of Visual Basic Brief History of Programming Languages Lesson 2: Introduction in Visual Basic Using the Tutorials Effectively Starting Visual Basic The Visual Basic Display The Properties Window The Project Window Getting Help in Visual Basic Planning a Visual Basic Application Creating a Visual Basic Application Adding Controls to a Form Saving a Visual Basic Application Lesson 3: Working with existing Projects and Starting a New Project Opening an Existing Project Making changes to an Existing Project Starting a New Project Setting the Properties of Label Control Using the Image Tool Using the command Button Tool Writing Visual Basic Code Running, Stopping, and Saving a Visual Basic Project Creating an Executable Version of the Project Printing a Visual Basic Application Lesson 4: Using Buttons and Text Boxes Copying a Form File and Project File Setting Visual Basic Environment Options Working with a group of ... more. less.

Controls Using the Text Box Tool Using Timers Understanding variable data types an a Naming Convention Writing Visual Basic Code Coding the Computer Image Control Lesson 5: Using Drive List Boxes, Directory List Boxes, and File List Boxes Coding a Load Event Using Drive List Boxes, Directory List Boxes Using Files in File List Boxes Creating Combo Boxes Lesson 6: Creating a User Profile Project Creating a Menu and Menu Items Adding Forms to a Current Project Using Multiple Forms Referencing a Control in Another Form Using the Hide Method Using the Message Box Statements Using Logical Operations Using the Option Button Tool and the Frame Tool More Practice Using Combo Boxes Using Data Base Control Using Bound Controls Writing the User Profile Information to a Database Lesson 7: Using Procedures and Functions Creating General Functions Creating Function Procedures Passing Parameters Using Objects as Parameters Lesson 8: Database Reporting Using Crystal Custom Control Creating a Crystal Report Lesson 9: Debugging Strategies Using the Debugging Tools Debugging Strategies Error Handling Routines Next Class Visual Basic Database Concentration Visual Basic Advanced<br><br>

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