2007Ó  Integrity Computer Solutions.
Home

Training

Courses

About Us

Contacts

Not Sure? Call us in person

    QUICK LINKS    

       COURSES

       
       
       SCHEDULE Jan ~ June 2008
       SCHEDULE July ~ Dec 2008

       BOOK ONLINE

Welcome to the NEW Learning Laboratory Web Site.

Scroll down to click on the links below to see the latest information on courses available, and schedules, as well as book online.

There are many new changes happening at The Learning Laboratory. We are pleased to announce new PC's in all classrooms, which will increase the flexibility of our room configurations.

We are also Vista ready to train you and your team in all aspects of the new Vista operating system, and Microsoft's new Office 2007.

Please note as of January 2008, course durations and content will be slightly adjusted to further suit our clients needs. Our schedules and outlines will soon be updated  to reflect these changes.
The


Learning Laboratory
innovate       results       trust
ABN: 94 081 457 454
11th Floor
Adelaide Bank Building
90 King William Street
ADELAIDE SA 5000
Tel. 1300 731 451
Fax. (08) 8231 2427
www.learnlab.com.au
labinfo@learnlab.com.au
Integrity
Training Solutions
innovate       results       trust
ABN: 58 309 252 680
Suite 2, Level 1
902 Mt Alexander Road
Essendon VIC 3040
Tel. 1300 731 451
Fax. (03) 9372 9382
www.integritytrainingsolutions.com
info@integritytrainingsolutions.com
A division of...
Visual Basic 6 Introduction - Course Outline


Duration
3 days

Course Aims
This course has been designed for those who wish to understand Visual Basic 6.0 and how to use it to develop skills in programming.

Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of this course the participant will be able to:

• Understand programming basics  • Understand the use of variables and controls
• Understand the requirements to build an application  • Create menus
• Enter and modify code  • Apply error handling techniques

Training Method
Training is conducted by professional trainers, using hands on exercises and user practise to consolidate concepts.

Prerequisite
Participants must have a sound knowledge of computers and software applications.

Course Content
Introduction to Visual Basic programming
• What is Visual Basic?   • Terminology
• Planning   • Steps to create an application
• Modular environment

Building an application
• Setting properties of objects   • Forms
• Introduction to controls   • Object-based, event-driven programming

Coding
• The Code Editor   • Using the Object Browser to view properties and methods of objects
• Statements and functions   • Conditional statements
• Looping statements   • Native code

Forms
• Showing and hiding forms   • Order of events
• Multiple forms   • Startup and end of applications

Introduction to procedures
• Arguments and parameters   • Named arguments and optional arguments

Variables
• Data types   • Scope and lifetime of variables
• Constants   • Arrays and user-defined types

Controls
• Enhanced control formatting   • Standard controls
• Custom controls

Menus
• Creating and coding menus   • Custom pop-up menus

Error handling
• An introduction to error handlers

The next step
• Data access using the Data Form Wizard and the data control
• MDI forms   • Classes
• ActiveX controls within Visual Basic
   


       Schedule