| Class Dates and Times | ||
| 04/28/2025 | Monday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 04/29/2025 | Tuesday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 04/30/2025 | Wednesday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
| 05/01/2025 | Thursday | 10:00-4:45 EDT |
| 9:00-3:45 CDT | ||
| 8:00-2:45 MDT | ||
| 7:00-1:45 PDT | ||
Early Notice Class
Early Notice classes have enrollments that suggest that the class will run as scheduled.
| Last Reg Date | 4/23 |
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If you have high-speed internet and a computer you can likely take this class from your home or office.
This is an introductory programming course provides a strong foundation that would allow students to further their skills with additional education. This course describes how to use the Visual Studio environment, and how to write good syntax in code constructs within that environment. In addition, important object-oriented concepts will be introduced. The course will conclude by incorporating database connectivity into .NET applications.
This course is intended for both novice programmers and more experience programmers looking to get familiar with C# and object-oriented principles.
After completing this course, students will be able to:
• Comfortably navigate the Visual Studio environment
• Visually design, code, and test a Windows Forms Application
• Understand data types and choose when different types are appropriate
• Use code structures such as conditional statements and loops
• Create methods and handle events
• Utilize Arrays and Collections
• Respond to runtime errors and validate user data
• Create and use classes
• Utilize inheritance
• Understand the basics of database connectivity
• Use ADO.NET to write custom data access code (If Time Permits)
Before attending this course, it is recommended that students:
• Have comfort in navigating around a Windows computer system
• Prior programming experience is not required, but helps provide some perspective
If you have prior programming experience, you should consider our regular Introduction to C# course. For details on this alternative faster paced course for programmers course, go to
C# Programming Level 1: Introduction for Programmers
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Attend hands-on, instructor-led C# Programming Level 1: Introduction for Non-Programmers training classes at ONLC's nationwide locations. Not near one of our locations? Attend these same live classes from your home/office PC via our Remote Classroom Instruction (RCI) technology.
For additional training options, check out our list of Programming Courses and select the one that's right for you.
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