C# Programming Language and Application Development

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Department of Applied Informatics

Synopsis:

Annotation: Students will become acquainted with one of the actually most popular programming language from C-family languages containing next to C# also a well-known Java.

The simple syntax of C# enables to study the language incrementally by developing real applications since the very beginning.

Thus students can develop their own applications after a very short time of study.

Thanks to this fact students can pursue themes like advanced use of objects, some of design patterns and application architecture, or user class libraries.

Requirements:

None

Syllabus of lectures:

Students will become acquainted with one of the actually most popular programming

language from C-family languages containing next to C# also a well-known Java.

The simple syntax of C# enables to study the language incrementally by developing

real applications since the very beginning.

Thus students can develop their own applications after a very short time of study.

Thanks to this fact students can pursue themes like advanced use of objects,

some of design patterns and application architecture, or user class libraries.

Syllabus of tutorials:

Students will become acquainted with one of the actually most popular programming

language from C-family languages containing next to C# also a well-known Java.

The simple syntax of C# enables to study the language incrementally by developing

real applications since the very beginning.

Thus students can develop their own applications after a very short time of study.

Thanks to this fact students can pursue themes like advanced use of objects,

some of design patterns and application architecture, or user class libraries.

Study Objective:

Students should become acquainted with one of the actually most popular programming

language from C-family languages containing next to C# also a well-known Java.

The simple syntax of C# enables to study the language incrementally by developing

real applications since the very beginning.

Thus students can develop their own applications after a very short time of study.

Thanks to this fact students can pursue themes like advanced use of objects,

some of design patterns and application architecture, or user class libraries.

Study materials:

Any

Note:

Students enroll in the course simultaneously with the course 128XCP2

Further information:

No time-table has been prepared for this course

The course is a part of the following study plans: