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Visual Programming
David Leigh

This book is founded firmly on the concept of learning by doing, theoretical knowledge and practical skills are presented in parallel. The publication is a clear and concise introduction to the subject, it will help students get to grips with difficult concepts and help them understand how they are likely to be assessed. Visual Programming offers an introduction to the concepts, based on the language of Visual Basic.

Key Features:

• Study and revision skills
• How to perform at the highest level in assessments
• Easy to understand coverage of course content

Contents:

• Introduction: Visual Programming
• Structure and approach
• Controls used in Visual Programming
• Constructing a small application
• Use of a Development Environment
• More about Visual Programming controls
• Making applications robust
• Other Visual Programming approaches
• Vision controls and other features
• Extending Visual Program facilities
• Checking and maintaining systems
• Getting the balance right

Author:

David Leigh, Staffordshire University