Learning to Program with VISUAL BASIC.Net

McKeown and Piercy's book shows how to write code with Visual Basic.Net, and gives readers the tools they need to gain a fundamental understanding of traditional programming logic, concepts, and techniques. Their unique approach enables readers to take the programming skills they've learned and apply them to other computer languages.
* New coverage of the .net platform.
* Includes a copy of a limited version of VB.net.
* Covers basic programming logic as well as the features of the VB interface.

1. An Introduction to Programming and Visual Basic . NET.

2. Using Visual Basic .NET to Create a First Project.

3. Variables, Assignment Statements, and Arithmetic.

4. The Selection Process in Visual Basic .NET.

5. The Repetition Prosess in Visual Basic .NET.

6. Working with Arrays in Visual Basic .NET.

7. Using Functions, Stubs, and Modules .NET.

8. Using User–Defined Data Types and Object–Oriented Programming.

9. Working with Databases in Visual Basic .NET.

10. Security, Menus, Files, and Graphics.

Patrick G. McKeown is Professor Emeritus and former Head of the Department of Management Information Systems at the University of Georgia. He is the author of over 30 other textbooks in the areas of management science, information systems, and computer programming and has taught all over the world including Finland, Portugal, South Africa, and New Zealand. He is a member of the Council of Fellows of the Text and Academic Authors Association.