MELJUN CORTES Technical Faculty Module - Part1 WSD

8/9/2019 MELJUN CORTES Technical Faculty Module - Part1 WSD

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Visual Basic .Net ProgrammingUsing Visual Studio .Net

MELJUN CORTESMELJUN CORTES


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Topics

• Information Technology Trends

• Microsoft Certifications

• Web Design Basics using VisualStudio .NT

• Introduction to Com!uter

"rogramming using Visual Basic.NT

• #ab $ercises


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IT TRENDS ANDMS CERTIICATI!NS


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!B"ECTIVES

• To ha%e a better understanding of &hat IT is all

about and the roles it !lays' and conse(uently

a!!reciate it.

• To learn the current trends in IT.

• To get familiar &ith the career o!!ortunities in

IT and the benefits of IT)s*illed !eo!le.• To understand the Microsoft Certification

"rograms


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#$AT IS IN!RMATI!N

TEC$N!%!&' (IT)*• IT is the fusion of com!uter and communication

technologies. It offers ne& &ays for communicating

and e$changing information and *no&ledge

• + term that encom!asses all forms of technologies

used to create' store' e$change and utili,e

information in its %arious forms including businessdata' con%ersations' still images' motion !ictures

and multimedia !resentations.


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IT TRENDS

-nderstanding and then ma*ing sense of IT trendsis a full time ob. Trends li*e &ireless' radio fre(uency ID'and others &hich seemed rather futuristic ust a fe&years ago are no& becoming mainstream. Ta*e a loo* at

some of the maor trends in technology.

Trend /0 The Internet and its Web)enabled infrastructurecontinue to gro& and e$!and

Trend 10 Ser%ice and information are no& the !rimaryfocus for users

Trend 20 Millions of !eo!le use handheld com!uters tomanage their schedules' send e)mails and fa$es' createdocuments and more


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Trend 30 Mobile com!uting accelerates dramaticallythrough the use of integrated com!uting de%ices

Trend 40 The costs of com!uting resources continue to

decline5 human resources continue to increase in cost.

Trend 60 Net&or* band&idths continue to increase

Trend 70 In%estments in technology infrastructure and

e(ui!ment for schools are e$!anding

Trend 80 Technology increasingly is being used to change&hat ha!!ens in the classroom or school

IT TRENDS


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PREPARIN& !UR STUDENTS

!R IT STUDIES+CAREERS

The field of information technology can be a

great !lace to &or*' and the o!!ortunities you

ha%e is enormous. Today' IT s!ecialists are

among the highest !aid of all occu!ations. If you

&ant a career in IT' you must in fact 9!re!are:

&hich means;


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PREPARIN& !UR STUDENTS

!R IT STUDIES+CAREERS

•


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BENEITS !

IT,S-I%%ED PE!P%E

Information is no& considered to be an

e$tremely %aluable commodity. Those &ho control

im!ortant information' or sim!ly *no& ho& toaccess or use it' are *ey !layers in the

information)based economy. Com!uter literacy

and IT s*ills are essential for success in this

society.


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BENEITS !

IT,S-I%%ED PE!P%E

• Im!ro%ed m!loyment "ros!ects

• =reater arning "otential• S*ills that Co%ers Different +s!ects of #ife

• =reater +ccess to >esources

• + ?oundation of @no&ledge for a #ifetime of#earning

+mong the benefits are as follo&s0


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DEMANDS ! IT

Industries ha%e great demands for IT

!rofessionals. The IT field holds a %ariety of different

obs. Some ob titles seem to o%erla! or !erha!s

donAt ma*e any sense. But the obs are there &aitingto be filled u!. ach has its o&n set of

res!onsibilities and comes &ith a re&arding

!aychec*.


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S-I%%S '!U NEED

• Technology S*ills

• "eo!le S*ills


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MICR!S!T (MS)CERTIICATI!N


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MS CERTIFICATIONS

• Microsoft certifications re!resent a rich and &ide

range of ob roles and res!onsibilities.

• arning a s!ecific credential !ro%ides obecti%e%alidation of the ability to successfully !erform

critical IT functions.

•mbraced by industry !rofessionals &orld&ide'Microsoft certification remains one of the most

effecti%e &ays to reach long)term career goals.


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MS CERTIFICATIONS

• MCDST MS Certified Des*to! Su!!ort TechniciansMCDSTs

• MCS+ MS Certified Systems +dministrators MCS+s

• MCS MS Certified Systems ngineers MCSs• MCDB+ MS Certified Database +dministrators

MCDB+s

• MCT MS Certified Trainers MCTs

• MC+D MS Certified +!!lication De%elo!ers MC+Ds• MCSD MSCertified Solution De%elo!ers MCSDs

• Microsoft ffice S!ecialist

http://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcdst/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcdba/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mct/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mct/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcdba/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcse/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcsa/default.asphttp://www.microsoft.com/learning/mcp/mcdst/default.asp


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MCP Certiication Beneits

• Career !!ortunities• Validation of @no&ledge and S*ills• + ?irm ?oundation of S*ills• +ccess to career)related tools' !ri%ate ne&sgrou!s' a

one)sto! !roduct resource center' and !roduct su!!ort

guide• Industry recognition of your *no&ledge and !roficiency

&ith Microsoft !roducts and technologies.

Microsoft Certified "rofessionals MC"s recei%e

the follo&ing benefits0


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• Microsoft De%elo!er Net&or* MSDNE

subscri!tion

• +ccess to e$clusi%e discounts on !roducts andser%ices from selected com!anies

• MC" logo' certificate' transcri!t' &allet card'

and la!el !in to identify you as an MC" to

colleagues and clients


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• In%itations to Microsoft conferences' technical

training sessions' and s!ecial e%ents

• ?ree access to Microsoft Certified "rofessionalMaga,ine nline' a career and !rofessional

de%elo!ment maga,ine

• Discount on membershi! to "+SS' the

"rofessional +ssociation for SF# Ser%er


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Designing #e/ Applicationsusing Visual Studio .NET


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becti%es

This module aims0

• To introduce +S".NT Web +!!lications5

• To be familiar &ith the Visual Studio ID5

• To design &eb a!!lications.


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What is +S".NTG

• +cti%e Ser%er "ages +S" is a technology

to create dynamic &eb sites that allo& a

%isitor to submit %alues to a &eb !age that

&ould then transmit them to a &eb ser%er.• +S" a!!lications &ere mostly interpreted

e$ce!t for some libraries D##s &hile

+S".NT a!!lications are compiled .

S C


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+S".NT >untime Com!ilation

ASP0

ile

Re1uestRe1uest

ASP0ASP0

EngineEngine

ParseParse

&en2dPage

Class

&enerate&enerate

ResponseResponse

Re1uestRe1uest

InstantiateInstantiate

ResponseResponse

Code,Code,/e3ind/e3ind

classclass

PagePage

ClassClass Instantiate4Instantiate4

Process andProcess and

Render Render

CompileCompile

# e / / r o 5 s e r

# e / / r o 5 s e r

#e/ Ser6er #e/ Ser6er


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Tools for Creating +S".NT

Web +!!lications

• Internet Information Ser%ice IIS

• .NT ?rame&or* /./

• De%elo!ment Tools H Note!ad

H +S".NT Web Matri$

HVisual Studio .NT

H ther IDs


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Visual Studio .NT

Visual Studio .NET

WindowsForms Tools

Web FormsTools

Error

Handling

Data

Access

Multiple

Languages

Web

Serices

Tools

Deelop Debug Deplo!Design


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Start "age

• Create ne& !roects

• !en recent !roects


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"rofile "age

• Set en%ironment defaults


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VB.NT "roects

• Windo&s +!!lication• Class #ibrary

• Control #ibrary

• +S".NT Web

+!!lication• +S".NT Web Ser%ice

• Web Control #ibrary

• Console +!!lication

• Windo&s Ser%ice

• m!ty "roect m!ty

Web "roect


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Integrated De%elo!ment

n%ironment ID

Toolbo"

Tas# List

Solution

E"plorer

D!namic Help

Editor$%rowser

&ropertiesSerer

E"plorer

'b(ect %rowser


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Document Windo&s

• IntelliSense• Cli!board >ing

• Macros

• utlining• JTM# ditor

• KM# ditor

• ;


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Solution $!lorer

• #ist "roects• Shortcut to code and

design &indo&s

• #ist "roect>esources

• Drag and Dro!

Su!!ort

• +dd>emo%e "roect

>esources


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Tool Bo$

• Contains the -I

Controls

• +da!ts to DocumentWindo&

• =rou!ed Com!onents

• Drag and Dro!


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"ro!erties Windo&

• +ffects thea!!earance of the

selected control

• =rou!edSorted

!ro!erties

• Selection

dialogs!o!u!s

• "ro!erty descri!tions

• Default !ro!erty

selection


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Dynamic Jel!

• Conte$t Sensiti%e hel!

• Connects to MSDN

#ibrary• Bro&se hel! to!ics

• "rogramming code

sam!les


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Ser%er $!lorer

• +cti%e connection to

localremote ser%ers

• #i%e connection toser%er databases

• #ists !re%iously used

data connections


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bect Bro&ser

• SearchDis!lay "roect com!onents' classes'

libraries


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Creating a "roect

• To start Microsoft Visual Studio .NT 1LL2

H Clic* Start +ll "rograms )Microsoft Visual Studio .NT 1LL2

) Microsoft Visual Studio .NT 1LL2


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Creating a "roect

• To create an +S".NT

a!!lication

H Clic* Ne& "roects

H In the dialog bo$' select

Visual Basic "roects H In the Tem!lates Section'

select +S".NT Web

+!!lication

H In the #ocation Te$tbo$' on

the right side of3ttp7++local3ost+' ty!e the

!roect name you &ant

H Clic* *


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Visual Control +ddition

• To add a control to your form

H Drag it from the Toolbo$ and dro! it to your

form or

H Double Clic* the control in the Toolbo$

• nce added you can

H "osition your controls.

H >esi,e your controls.

H Change their !ro!erties.


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Changing the "ro!erties

• To change the !ro!erties

of a control

H Clic* the control to select it

H The "ro!erties &indo& &ill

dis!lay the !ro!erties ofthe selected control

H Modify the %alue of the

!ro!erty you &ant to

change.


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Testing the +!!lications

• To %ie& the designed &eb a!!lication

H Build the Solution

• n the main menu' clic* Build)Build Solution

H Vie& the Solution

• >ight clic* the &eb form and clic* Vie& in Bro&ser

• r o!en Internet $!lorer and ty!e the !roectAs

-># in the address bar

H $. 3ttp7++local3ost+Pro8ectName+#e/orm9.asp:

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