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POS/409 NET II

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POS/409 Week 1
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Individual: Record Objects
Includes Working Application and Instructor Feedback - Perfect Score
You are a software development employee at a startup company. Your HR
department has tasked the IT department with developing a simple application
(Windows Form Application) to load and display employee records.
Your application will need to do the following:
Create an Employee Class with the following properties:
First Name
Last Name
Street Address
City
State

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Create a sub class for Managers which inherits from the Employee Class. The
Manager class will have the following additional properties:
Cost Center
Supervisor
Create a sub class for Developers which inherits from the Employee Class. The
Developer class will have the following additional properties:
Developer Type(Script, .NET, Mobile, etc.)
Supervisor
Tax Type (W2, 1099-Contract)
Load employee information from a text file selected by the user into an array
consisting of Managers and Developers.The format of your text file should be
something like this:
First Name, Last Name, Street Address, City, State, Zip, Employee Type (Manager or
Developer), Cost Center (0 if Developer), Supervisor, Tax Type (NA if Manager)
1. There should be a separate line for each employee (only one line per
employee with the fields above) and your file should contain at least 7 – 10
employee records. You should save the file with a .txt or .csv extension.
The UI should allow the user to select how many records to view (start at 3 and allow
up to the total number of records loaded).
The following requirements detail the critical elements that will determine the
grading criteria for your submission. Please see the rubric below these requirements.
The application should compile and run successfully
The application should display Inheritance(Steps 1 – 3 above).
The application should allow the user to load a text or csv file for processing
(Step 4 above).
The application should load the text file elements into an array of employee
records (Step 4 & 4a above).
The application should display records from the array. The number of records
to display should be selected by the user. (Step 5above).
Your application should contain comments to explain the data and process
flow of your code.
Zip your Visual Studio® solution project folder so it can be submitted for grading. In
Visual Studio®, you can locate the folder with your solution by left clicking on the
solution node in the Solution Explorer. Look at the Properties window to find the
folder name in the Path property. Locate this folder in File Explorer and zip the
folder.
Submit your ZIP file using the Assignment Files tab.

Discussion Question: Interfaces and Inheritance
Includes 3 individual replies to this discussion question!
Some resources claim interfaces should always be used. Others say it depends on
the situation.
Discuss when an interface should be used.
Discuss the difference between a subclass and an object as they apply to
inheritance. Include a situation when you would use each.

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POS/409 Week 2


Learning Team: Designing and Planning the Learning
Team Project
Includes Working Application Instructor Feedback - Perfect Score
Software developers are often hired as contractors to work in teams to accomplish
software development tasks. Over the coming weeks, you will build a Universal
Windows Platform (UWP) application as a team of contractors. Each week your
team will build a portion of the program.
As a team, examine the following programs and the linked sources data,
and select one to complete by the end of the course:
Create a program that will allow the user to enter a zip code and show the
weather for the zip code entered. (Possible source of
data: https://www.wunderground.com/weather/api/d/docs)
Create a program to search the World Wide Web. Keep track of the last 10
searches the user entered. (Possible source of
data: https://developers.google.com/custom-search/json-api/v1/using_rest)
Create a program to take in two locations and show the driving directions
between those two points. (Possible source of
data: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/directions/start)
Note: Each of the programs can be accomplished by creating a UWP application
calling an Application Programming Interface (API) using a Representational State
Transfer (REST) web service.
For your team assignment this week, create a 1- to 2-page document using
Microsoft® Word including each of the following:
Identify and investigate the service you will use and the data the service will
return.
Investigate whatever setup you need to do in order to use the selected API,
including registering for a developer key.
Use a tool like Postman to test the API and make sure it will work for you (use
the link to download Postman).
Complete the initial class design for your selected program including
properties and collections.
Complete the initial user interface design for your program.
Create a project plan for the work you will do with clear expectations for each
team member.
Note: The Learning Team Assignment Tips document will help you as you work
through all the steps to build your Universal Windows Platform application.
Submit your assignment.

Individual: List Collections
Perfect Score
Upon further review of the previous assignment, you have determined that you can
make your application (from Week 1) more efficient by replacing the arrays with
Lists.
Your application will need to implement the first 3 requirements AND the 5th of the
Week 1 assignment.
For requirement #4, you will do the following: Load employee information from a
text file selected by the user into a LIST Collection consisting of Managers and
Developers. The format of your text file should be something like this:
First Name, Last Name, Street Address, City, State, Zip, Employee Type (Manager or
Developer), Cost Center (0 if Developer), Supervisor, Tax Type (NA if Manager)
There should be a separate line for each employee (only one line per
employee with the fields above) and your file should contain at least 7 – 10
employee records. You should save the file with a .txt or .csv extension.
The following requirements detail the critical elements that will determine the
grading criteria for your submission. Please see the rubric below these requirements.
The application should compile and run successfully
The application should display Inheritance(Steps 1 – 3 from Week 1).
The application should allow the user to load a text or csv file for processing
(Step 4 above).
The application should load the text file elements into an array of employee
records (Step 4 & 4a above).
The application should display records from the array. The number of records
to display should be selected by the user. (Step 5 fromWeek 1).
Your application should contain comments to explain the data and process
flow of your code.
folder.
Submit your ZIP file.

Discussion Question: Collections in REST API Calls and
C# .NET Collections
Many applications get their data from the internet. This is done in various ways, but
one of the most common ways is to use REST (Representational State Transfer) and
make calls to get data over HTTP (Hyper-Text Transfer Protocol). REST API's center
around resources grouped as a collection.
There are many open APIs (Application Program Interfaces) that are free and can
be used to get data from different sources. Click the link to view an example of the
code to make a currency conversion that you can access in your browser.
As you can see data is often returned as a collection of objects.
Discuss how REST is commonly used in calling an API to get data and discuss the
different data formats that are used in this type of data transfer.
Knowing when to apply collections on a given business problem is an important skill
for developers to know.
Using the information from Lesson 7, "Managing Collections of Data," of the
Lynda.com® course C# Essential Training, select one .NET collection,
and explain possible benefits of implementing the selected C# collection.
From the perspective of the IT manager, discuss business problems that could be

solved using the selected C# collection.

POS/409 Week 3


Learning Team: Class Design, Construction, and Testing
Perfect Score
You and your team of software development contractors are moving forward with
the steps to build your Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application.
Using the document you created for last week's Learning Team
assignment, read the information on the attached "Basic Queries (LINQ to XML)
(C#)" tutorial, and research where you will get the data for your program design.
Use this information to build the classes you will use for your selected team program.
Remember, the query class represents the base class for executing search queries.
Create a simple application that demonstrates and uses the classes. You could
mock-up the data that the service API will provide by using LINQ. Each team
member should be contributing to the construction of the code and reviewing the
code and design. Each team member needs to know how to build, debug, and run
the program.
Note: Each week's Learning Team assignment will help you complete your Week
Five Individual Assignment.
folder.

Individual: LINQ
Includes Instructor Feedback - Perfect Score
You will now explore Data Editing & JSON functionality.
JSON Functionality
You will create a JSON file with the following elements:
1. Each JSON record/object will have the following fields:
2. First Name
3. Last Name
4. Age
5. Employee Type (Supervisor, Developer, Analyst,Director, Support)
6. Title (eg. Director of IT, Support Manager) You can make up titles here.
7. Salary(decimal value)
8. Your JSON file must contain 7 to 10 records

9. Your application must load this JSON file into corresponding class objects (You must
define and implement a class which will be able to hold the data from each JSON
record).
10. Your application must display the data in a control that will allow the user to edit the
file.
Data Edit Functionality
1. When a user selects a record, they should be allowed to edit the data in the
record
2. The user should be allowed to save the newly edited data in a JSON file.
As mentioned above your application must demonstrate the following elements
(according to the rubric attached below).
OOP Implementation – correctly defined and implemented classes
JSON Functionality – correctly load a JSON formatted file
Data Editing – correctly edit and save the data to a JSON formatted file
Compile/Run – your application should compile with NO syntax errors and it
should execute properly
Code Comments – your code should contain comments describing the
functionality
folder.
Submit your ZIP file using the Assignment Files tab.

Wk 3 Discussion - Using LINQ to Mock-Up Data and
Operator Overload
When creating a program that receives data from an external source, we often
need to mock-up or simulate the data.
Discuss different approaches you might use in a .Net program to simulate data,
including using LINQ and XML.
Considering the information you learned in Ch. 22, "Operator Overloading,"
of Microsoft Visual C# Step by Step about the .NET operator
overload, determine possible benefits of implementing or modifying code by using
operator overload on a business application.
You are hired on an application development team for a business. Discuss possible
business challenges that could be enhanced by using operator overload.

POS/409 Week 4


Learning Team: Implement the Initial User Interface
Perfect Score
You and your team of software development contractors are moving forward with
the steps to build your Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application.
For this week's Learning Team assignment, implement the initial user interface for the
program your team designed in Week Two. Continue using test data which will
allow you to test all user functions.
Each team member should demonstrate the following:
Test the user interface
Add validation code for any data entry input by the user
Contribute to the construction of the code
Review the code and design
Be able to build, debug, and run the program
folder.

Individual: JSON
JSON Functionality You will create a JSON file with the following elements:
1. Each JSON record/object will have the following fields:
2. First Name
3. Last Name
4. Age
5. Employee Type (Supervisor, Developer, Analyst,Director, Support)
6. Title (eg. Director of IT, Support Manager) You can make up titles here.
7. Salary(decimal value)
8. Your JSON file must contain 7 to 10 records
9. Your application must load this JSON file into corresponding class objects (You
must define and implement a class which will be able to hold the data from
each JSON record).
10. Your application must display the data in a control that will allow the user to
edit the file.
Data Edit Functionality
1. When a user selects a record, they should be allowed to edit the data in the
record
2. The user should be allowed to save the newly edited data in a JSON file.
As mentioned above your application must demonstrate the following elements
(according to the rubric attached below).

OOP Implementation – correctly defined and implemented classes
JSON Functionality – correctly load a JSON formatted file
Data Editing – correctly edit and save the data to a JSON formatted file
Compile/Run – your application should compile with NO syntax errors and it
should execute properly
Code Comments – your code should contain comments describing the
functionality
folder. Submit your ZIP file using the Assignment Files tab.

WK 4 Discussion - Data Validation, Multithreading and
Asynchronous Processing
One of the best ways to reduce the amount of time spent debugging software is to
validate all user input data.
Discuss different ways user input can be validated using .Net and C#. How can you
determine the best way to validate user input?
Knowing how to enhance and improve performance of a given business
application is a critical skill for developers.
Using the information from Lesson 5, "Optimize Applications with Multithreading," of
the Lynda.com® course C# & .NET: Programming, explain how the implementation
discussed can improve your C# code.
Discuss business problems that could be solved by the implementation of
multithreading and asynchronous processing.

POS/409 Week 5


Learning Team: Connecting the Application to Live
Data
Perfect Score (2 Final Team Applications included)
You and your team of software development contractors are ready to finalize your
Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application.
Complete your Learning Team assignment by adding the capability to make the
necessary API calls using REST in your program.
Each team member should be contributing to the construction of the code and
reviewing the code and design. Each team member is responsible for knowing how
to build, debug, and run the program.

folder.
Individual: Overview of Programming Presentation
Includes Instructor Feedback - Perfect Score
Because of your recent work as a software development contractor, you are hired
to present an overview of C# programming to a new group of contractors who are
working on a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) application.
Using what you learned from your experience in the weekly Learning Team
assignments, prepare a 12- to 15-slide presentation with voice over narration or you
may include a recording/podcast of the presentation with your slides.
If you do not wish to use voice over, you must include detailed notes with each
slide.
The slides should cover the following content:
Highlights of C# syntax
Overview of mathematical operators and a coding fragment sample
Overview of loops and a coding fragment sample
Overview of conditional expressions and a coding fragment sample
Working with object models in C#
Code Debugging, Resource Management and Data Validation
Databases versus text files
Using events and delates and collections
Overview of exceptions, errors, and debugging
Explanation of the benefits of LINQ in C# programming. Including how LINQ
compares to other query languages, such as SQL and XQuery
Explanation of the benefits of JSON in C# programming
REST and C# programming
A conclusion slide that contains at least three important tips for C#
programmers that you have gained over the last four weeks
Submit the PowerPoint® presentation with voice over narration or the presentation
with the audio recording/podcast.

WK 5 Discussion - XML vs. JSON and Web
Implementation & Manipulation of Data Objects
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using XML and JSON when calling a
REST service. Why is it important to weigh these options?
Knowing how to enhance the user experience, web presence, and web
application performance on a given business website is an important skill for
developers.
Considering how C# web implementation and manipulation of web code data
objects can improve your C# code, discuss business problems that could be solved
by the smart implementation of web code and manipulation of web data objects.

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