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Course ID :-

S03

Course Title :-

VBScript

Course Duration :-

1 Week

Hardware Requirements :-

  • Intel-based PC Workstation (Windows XP, NT or 2000) with minimum Intel Pentium III processor. 
    (Pentium IV 1.8 GHZ or higher recommended).

  • 512 MB RAM minimum recommended.

  • 20 GB disk space.
    (Disk space can be reduced if optional features and run-time environments are not installed).

  • 800 x 600 minimum display resolution(1024 x 768 recommended)

Software Requirements :-

 > Visual Studio. NET 2005
  > IIS 5.1
 >  Access2000 / SQL Server 2005
 >  One of the following operating systems:
       >  Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 2
       >  Windows 2000 Professional with Service Pack 3 or higher
       > Windows NT Workstation or Server Version 4.0 with Service Pack 5 or higher

Objectives :-

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

  • Understand the Programming Constructs

  • Understand the Visual C#. NET language

  • Understand to create the menus and dialogue boxes

  • Understand to create window forms

  • Understand to design & develop basic applications

Description :-

This course provides a foundation for professionals in the C# language.

Prerequisites :-

Basic programming background is required.

Outlines :-

Introduction to VBScript

The  need for Script                   The Componant 's of Client-side Processing  What can be acheived   using VB Script
 

VB Script Identifier's

Integer's
Floating Point
Strings                          Boolean
Objects
Program Control statements

 

Introduction to VB Script Variables

Empty
Null
Boolean                             Byte
Integer                               Long
Single    date                              string                              Object

 

VB Script Operators

Comparision  Operators              Logical  Operators                    Binary Operators                     Unary Operators

 Program Flow and structures

Control Statement's             Functions and procedures             VB script coding conventions

Date and time in VbScript

Checking the validity of date
Returning the client Machine's Date and Time
Splitting up the time
Splitting up the date
Calculating with dates and Times  
Reformatting  Date Expressions

 

Describing your hyperlinks

Links Descriptions using HTML Intrinsic Controls

Link Descriptions  Using the status bar

Link Descriptions   using   an ActiveX Label Control

 

Forms Input Validation

Working with Object Reference

Data validations Functions

Formatting Data

The Timing of data validation

 

Error Handing and Debugging

Debugging                         Error Handling                    Building Robust Applications