Visual C++ Programming Fundamentals
In this class,it will cover the basic skills of windows programming under Microsoft platform,The students will learn step by step to use object-oriented design (OOD) strategy to develop professional projects involving MFC document-view architecture,database connection,dynamic link library(DLL),graphics user interface(GUI),There are four parts in this class.
Prerequisites:
Students to take this class should have basic understanding of C++ language and OOD ideas.
Class Hours:
40 hours in class,8 hours for labs
Textbook,
“Inside Visual C++” by David J,Kruglinski
Home Works:
10 home projects
Test:
As School Required
Outline
Part I Windows,Visual C++ and Application Framework Fundamentals 4 hours
Special Features of Windows Programming; Development Environment (Integrated Development Environment IDE); How to Setup Visual C++ and Use On-line Help; Dynamic Link Library (DLL) and its Position in Microsoft Windows Platform
Chapter One Microsoft Windows and Visual C++ 2 hours
Chapter Two The Microsoft Foundation Class Library Application Framework 2 hours
Part II MFC View Class 14 Hours
User Interface,Event Handling,Graphics Device Interface,Modal and Modeless Dialogs,Windows Common Controls,ActiveX Control,Memory Management and Message Processing
Chapter Three Getting Started with AppWizard 1 hour
Chapter Four Basic Event Handling,Mapping Modes and a scrolling View 2 hours
Chapter Five The Graphics Device Interface,Colors and Fonts 2 hours
Chapter Six The Modal Dialog and Windows Common Controls 2 hours
Chapter Seven The Modeless Dialog and Windows Common Dialogs 2 hours
Chapter Eight Using ActiveX Controls 1 hour
Chapter Nine Win32 Memory Management 1 hours
Chapter Ten Bitmaps 1 hour
Chapter Eleven Windows Message Processing and Multithreaded Programming 2 hours
Part III The Document-View Architecture 16 hours
Document-View Architecture,SDI and MDI Applications,Dialog-Based Application; Common Windows Programming Rules; Printing and Printing Preview; Context-sensitive Help; How to make DLL
Chapter Twelve Menus,Keyboard Accelerators,the Rich Edit Control and Property Sheets 2 hours
Chapter Thirteen Toolbars and Status Bars 1 hour
Chapter Fourteen A Reusable Frame Window Base Class 1 hour
Chapter Fifteen Separating the document from its view 1 hour
Chapter Sixteen Reading and Writing Documents ─ SDI Application 2 hours
Chapter Seventeen Reading and Writing Documents ─ MDI Application 2 hours
Chapter Eighteen Printing and Print Preview 2 hours
Chapter Nineteen Splitter Windows and Multiple Views 2 hour
Chapter Twenty Context-Sensitive Help 1 hour
Chapter Twenty-One Dynamic Link Library 1 hour
Chapter Twenty-Two MFC Dialog-Based Application 1 hour
Part IV Database Management 6 hours
Declarative Programming Language SQL; Advantages of Database Management; ODBC,DAO,ADO Architecture and How to use ODBC and Jet Engine in Visual C++ environment
Chapter Twenty-Three Database Management with MFC ODBC 3 hours
Chapter Twenty-Four Database Management with Microsoft DAO 3 hours
The Labs will be at the second week,the fifth week,the eighth week and the tenth week.
In this class,it will cover the basic skills of windows programming under Microsoft platform,The students will learn step by step to use object-oriented design (OOD) strategy to develop professional projects involving MFC document-view architecture,database connection,dynamic link library(DLL),graphics user interface(GUI),There are four parts in this class.
Prerequisites:
Students to take this class should have basic understanding of C++ language and OOD ideas.
Class Hours:
40 hours in class,8 hours for labs
Textbook,
“Inside Visual C++” by David J,Kruglinski
Home Works:
10 home projects
Test:
As School Required
Outline
Part I Windows,Visual C++ and Application Framework Fundamentals 4 hours
Special Features of Windows Programming; Development Environment (Integrated Development Environment IDE); How to Setup Visual C++ and Use On-line Help; Dynamic Link Library (DLL) and its Position in Microsoft Windows Platform
Chapter One Microsoft Windows and Visual C++ 2 hours
Chapter Two The Microsoft Foundation Class Library Application Framework 2 hours
Part II MFC View Class 14 Hours
User Interface,Event Handling,Graphics Device Interface,Modal and Modeless Dialogs,Windows Common Controls,ActiveX Control,Memory Management and Message Processing
Chapter Three Getting Started with AppWizard 1 hour
Chapter Four Basic Event Handling,Mapping Modes and a scrolling View 2 hours
Chapter Five The Graphics Device Interface,Colors and Fonts 2 hours
Chapter Six The Modal Dialog and Windows Common Controls 2 hours
Chapter Seven The Modeless Dialog and Windows Common Dialogs 2 hours
Chapter Eight Using ActiveX Controls 1 hour
Chapter Nine Win32 Memory Management 1 hours
Chapter Ten Bitmaps 1 hour
Chapter Eleven Windows Message Processing and Multithreaded Programming 2 hours
Part III The Document-View Architecture 16 hours
Document-View Architecture,SDI and MDI Applications,Dialog-Based Application; Common Windows Programming Rules; Printing and Printing Preview; Context-sensitive Help; How to make DLL
Chapter Twelve Menus,Keyboard Accelerators,the Rich Edit Control and Property Sheets 2 hours
Chapter Thirteen Toolbars and Status Bars 1 hour
Chapter Fourteen A Reusable Frame Window Base Class 1 hour
Chapter Fifteen Separating the document from its view 1 hour
Chapter Sixteen Reading and Writing Documents ─ SDI Application 2 hours
Chapter Seventeen Reading and Writing Documents ─ MDI Application 2 hours
Chapter Eighteen Printing and Print Preview 2 hours
Chapter Nineteen Splitter Windows and Multiple Views 2 hour
Chapter Twenty Context-Sensitive Help 1 hour
Chapter Twenty-One Dynamic Link Library 1 hour
Chapter Twenty-Two MFC Dialog-Based Application 1 hour
Part IV Database Management 6 hours
Declarative Programming Language SQL; Advantages of Database Management; ODBC,DAO,ADO Architecture and How to use ODBC and Jet Engine in Visual C++ environment
Chapter Twenty-Three Database Management with MFC ODBC 3 hours
Chapter Twenty-Four Database Management with Microsoft DAO 3 hours
The Labs will be at the second week,the fifth week,the eighth week and the tenth week.
