This course assumes the student has a good working knowledge of the Microsoft Visual Basic programming system. Potential students should be able to accomplish the following tasks before taking this training:

• Create an application with multiple forms and add functionality for multiple events to the controls on those forms

• Write a Function procedure and a Sub procedure, and invoke them from Event procedures

• Declare variables and use conditional statements

• Describe the purpose and use of each of the controls in the Toolbox

• Add a simple menu interface to an application

• Retrieve and validate information from a user

• Add a custom control to a project

• Describe the relationship between properties, methods, and objects

• Add run-time error handling to an application

• Run the application and use debug mode within the Visual Basic environment

• Create an EXE file from the project files

• Design and use a relational database

• Use SQL syntax to create database queries
  

• Write a Microsoft Visual Basic-based application that accesses data from a database
  
  
• Write a Visual Basic-based application that uses component object model (COM) components
  
  
• Create an ActiveX® control
  
  
• Create a COM component
  
  
• List the opportunities that Visual Basic developers have to incorporate Internet technologies into their applications

 

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