event driven

1. Event Driven
Programming
C# PROGRAMMING

2. Event Driven Programming
Course Syllabus
Course Title: Event Driven Programming
Course Code: CoSc4055
Credit Hours: 3ECTS: 5 Contact hrs: 2 Lab hrs: 3
Prerequisite: None
Course Category: Elective
Year: IV Semester: II
Instructor`s Contact Information:
 Name: Kibru G. Phone: 0911 36 83 69 e-mail: kibrutry@gmail.com

3. Course Description
This is a course in event-driven programming building on prior programming experience.
The course covers topics such as Introducing C# and .NET 6, Building C# Applications, Core C#
Programming Constructs, Object-Oriented Programming with C#, control arrays, exception handling,
and some Advanced C# Programming.
Furthermore, this introduces Entity Framework Core; database manipulation and database controls,
including use of database linking and programming applications to display, edit, and update databases
by use of the data access object.
This course uses advanced programming tools such as Visual Studio .Net and Visual Studio Code

4. Course objectives
Upon successful completion of the course, the student should be able to:
 Set up a development environment using tools such as visual studio and visual studio code
 Demonstrate the use C# grammar and vocabulary
 Develop well-organized, block-structured, easily read programs.
 Demonstrate ability to code arithmetic instructions, conditional statements, repetition structures, sub
procedures, and control arrays in programs.
 Demonstrate knowledge of object-oriented programming language.
 Demonstrate ability to develop programming applications to manipulate databases (including query,
display, edit, update functions).
 Develop appropriate testing procedures and documentation for programs

5. Course outline:
Chapter 1: Introduction to .NET (6 hrs)
1.1 The .NET Platform and Its Architecture
1.1.1 Base Class Library
1.1.2 Common Language Runtime
1.2 Setting up your development environment
1.3 Understanding .NET
1.4 Building console apps using Visual Studio 2022
1.5 Building console apps using Visual Studio Code

6. Course outline:
Chapter 2: Speaking C#
2.1 Introducing the C# language
2.2 Understanding C# grammar and vocabulary
2.3 Working with variables
2.4 Exploring more about console applications

7. Course outline:
Chapter 3: Controlling Flow, Converting Types, and Handling Exceptions
3.1 Operating on variables
3.2 Understanding selection statements
3.3 Understanding iteration statements
3.4 Casting and converting between types
3.5 Handling exceptions
3.6 Checking for overflow

8. Course outline:
Chapter 4: Writing, Debugging, and Testing Functions
4.1 Writing functions
4.2 Debugging during development
4.3 Logging during runtime
4.4 Unit testing
4.5 Throwing and catching exceptions in functions

9. Course outline:
Chapter 5: Building Your Own Types with Object Oriented
Programming with C#
5.1 Talking about OOP
5.2 Building class libraries
5.3 Storing data with fields
5.4 Writing and calling methods
5.5 Controlling access with properties and indexers
5.6 Pattern matching with objects
5.7 Working with records
5.8 Setting up a class library and console application
5.9 Raising and handling events
5.10 Making types safely reusable with generics
5.11 Implementing interfaces
5.12 Managing memory with reference and value types
5.13 Working with null values
5.14 Inheriting from classes
5.15 Casting within inheritance hierarchies
5.16 Inheriting and extending .NET types

10. Course outline:
Chapter 6: Working with Common .NET Types (Optional  could be read and practice assignment)
6.1 Working with numbers
6.2 Working with text
6.3 Working with dates and times
6.4 Pattern matching with regular expressions
6.5 Storing multiple objects in collections
6.6 Working with spans, indexes, and ranges
6.7 Working with network resources
6.8 Working with reflection and attributes
6.9 Working with images
6.10 Internationalizing your code

11. Course outline:
Chapter 7: Working with Data Using Entity Framework Core
7.1 Understanding modern databases
7.2 Setting up EF Core
7.3 Defining EF Core models
7.4 Querying EF Core models
7.5 Loading patterns with EF Core
7.6 Manipulating data with EF Core
7.7 Working with transactions
7.8 Code First EF Core models

12. Assessment methods
(Conditional)
Assignment/s and/or quizzes:____________________10 %
Tests and/or Mid:_______________________________20%
Project:_______________________________________30%
Final Examination:______________________________50%

13. Reference books:
1. Pro C# 10 with .NET 6: Foundational Principles and Practices in Programming, Andrew Troelsen and Phil
Japikse, Eleventh Editon, Apress Media LLC: Welmoed Spahr, (2022)
2. C# 10 Pocket Reference: Instant Help for C# 10 Programmers, Joseph Albahari and Ben Albahari,
O'Reilly Media (2022)
3. C# 10 in a Nutshell: The Definitive Reference, Joseph Albahari, O'Reilly Media, (2022)
4. C# Programming & Software Development: 6 In 1 Coding Syntax, Expressions, Interfaces, Generics and
App Debugging, Richie Miller, Pastor Publishing Ltd (2023)