Welcome to BCIS 4650
Visual Programming for Business Applications
(January 2010)
The course syllabus will be available to students on the first day of class, when we will review it in detail. What follows below is some key information.
Instructor: Dr.
Richard G. Vedder
Office: Business
Administration Bldg., 336. Tel: 940‑565‑3110
Office Hours: By appointment
Electronic Mail:
vedder@unt.edu
Welcome! This course examines some of
the issues programmers must deal with when constructing an
information-intensive, visually oriented, multimedia business application.
To apply the principles of good user interface design, you will build a
semester project using a visual-programming tool called Microsoft Visual
Basic.NET 2010, Professional Edition. Required prerequisites include
4610. Because of the multimedia requirements, you should have completed,
or be co-registered for, BCIS 3615. There are no teams or team projects
in BCIS 4650.
REQUIRED TEXTBOOK and OTHER MATERIALS:
Boehm, Anne. Murach’s Visual Basic
2008. Murach (2008), pb, ISBN: 978-1-890774-45-5
(B). To be determined
At least one key drive (I would
suggest a capacity of 256 MB).
A 3-ring binder, 1.5 to 2 inches thick
(bigger are just a waste of your money), with a set of blank tabs and a set of
alphabetic tabs.
Course
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