Fundamentals of C# Programming for Information Systems

Fundamentals of C# Programming for Information Systems

Edition 2.0 | Copyright 2019 | Publication Date: May 2018

George C. Philip, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Overview


Fundamentals of C# Programming for Information Systems provides a solid foundation for building a business and other real-world applications. The book discusses programming concepts in the context of familiar, practical applications that use graphical user interfaces. Philip employs ample illustrations and examples to support his comprehensive, patient explanations. Hands-on tutorials for Microsoft Visual Studio help students apply and explore what they learn.

UPDATE:
The author has updated Chapter 1 (Sections 1.1 through 1.3) and Chapter 15 (Section 15.1) to reflect the changes in Visual Studio 2019. A PDF of these changes can be found at the instructor and student resources page for the textbook. These changes have NOT been made in the eBook or paperback for Edition 2.0. Please refer to the PDF for the most up-to-date coverage.

Features


Thorough Coverage
Teach a comprehensive exploration of C# fundamentals, databases, collections, and GUI, with an introduction to object-oriented programming.

Highly Adaptable
Support your course design using a textbook designed for flexibility in selection and sequencing of topics as well as depth and pacing of coverage.

Interactive Engagement Activities
Enhance student interest and learning with end-of-chapter review questions and exercises.

Appropriate for a Two-Course Sequence
Use this text in a two-course sequence. This is facilitated by the inclusion of new chapters presenting the concepts and practice of object-oriented programming, including inheritance, as well as web application development.

New Features
Enhance your course with expanded sets of assignments, expanded end-of-chapter exercises and stated learning objectives for each chapter.

Table of Contents


Detailed Table of Contents PDF
  • Chapter 1: Introduction to Visual Studio and Programming
  • Chapter 2: Data Types
  • Chapter 3: Decision Structures and Validation
  • Chapter 4: Iteration Structure: Loops
  • Chapter 5: Methods
  • Chapter 6: Graphical User Interface Controls
  • Chapter 7: Arrays
  • Chapter 8: Sequential Files and Arrays
  • Chapter 9: Collections
  • Chapter 10: Graphical User Interface: Additional Controls
  • Chapter 11: Multi-form Applications and Menus
  • Chapter 12: Databases
  • Chapter 13: Object-Oriented Programming
  • Chapter 14: Inheritance
  • Chapter 15: Introduction to Web Applications Development
  • Chapter 16: Web Development: Multipage and Database Applications

  • Appendices
  • Appendix A: Binary Files
  • Appendix B: Creating a Database
  • Appendix C: Answers to Review Questions
  • Appendix D: HTML Elements

About the Author


George C. Philip is Professor Emeritus of Information Systems at the College of Business, The University of Wisconsin–Oshkosh. He has more than twenty-five years of teaching and consulting experience in the information systems field, including computer programming in multiple languages. Dr. Philip also served as chair of the Information Systems Team, and director of the M.S. in Information Systems program. He has published numerous articles in this field.

George C. Philip

Instructor Resources


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Student Resources


Tutorial Starts and Data Sets

Tutorial starts and data sets zip file (Unzip file before attempting to run projects.)

Chapter 13: Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming

Chapter 13 PDF

 

Updates for Visual Studio 2019

The author has updated Chapter 1 (Section 1.1 through Section 1.3) and Chapter 15 (Section 15.1) to reflect changes in Visual Studio 2019.

CLICK HERE for a PDF which includes the updated chapter sections.

Previous Editions


Fundamentals of C# Programming for Information Systems

Fundamentals of C# Programming for Information Systems

George C. Philip, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Edition 1.0
Copyright 2017
Publication date: July 25, 2016

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