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IP1 - Intoduction to Programming

Categories	Programming Training
Duration	1 day (7 hours)
Pre-requisites	IT1 - IT Fundamentals and/or W2K1 - Microsoft Windows 2000 Introduction or equivalent experience.
Courseware	IP1-EK-01 (100 pages)
Price	$295
Notes	The target student is interested in learning general programming concepts.This course provides a foundation for students desiring to go on and learn one or more programming languages.

Upon successful completion of this course,students will be able to: Describe features and benefits of prevalent programming languages, and describe the general phases of software development, including: planning, coding, compiling, linking, and debugging; Define the following terms related to object-oriented programming: objects, encapsulation, classes, instantiation, properties, methods, and events; Identify and describe the purpose of literals, operators, and functions; Use variables and constants to write programs that perform calculations; Explain the purpose and general functionality provided by conditional statements, relational operators, and logical operators; Explain the purpose and general functionality provided by Do While and For Next loops; Explain the benefits of dividing large programming tasks into smaller tasks; Identify the scope of variables within a given program.

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Lesson 1: Overview of programming
      Programs and languages
      The programming process
Lesson 2: Object-oriented programming
      Overview of object-oriented technology
      Event-driven programming
Lesson 3: Calculations
      Literals, operators, and functions
Lesson 4: Storing Values
      Variables and data types
Lesson 5: Making decisions
      Branching
Lesson 6: Looping
      Exploring loops in Visual Basic
Lesson 7: Making programs modular
      Units of code
      Scope