Students will develop computer programs and solve related business and personal computing problems illustrating event-driven programming under the Windows 98 operating environment. No prerequisite is required for this course except a desire to work toward these state goals. E-mail, FTP, and the Internet will be used to make and collect assignments. Students should note that work must be done on a daily basis outside of the regular class time and, for many students, it must be done in one of the computer labs on campus. Diane Zak, Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Enhanced Edition , Course Technology, 2001.
Students are responsible for having access to the textbook during class periods.
Meeting times for the course are as posted in the MSUM schedule for the term. Students are required to be in class during all class sessions. Attendance will be taken. Students will work on assignments in and out of class. However, the assignments can only be submitted during class time.