Advanced C Programming in Windows

Outline

1. Contents
2. Description
3. Audience
4. Prerequisites
5. Topics Include
6. Duration
7. Minimum Requirements
8. Media

Description

Advanced C Programming in Windows is a programming course for intermediate level C programmers that want to learn to program in Windows.

Audience

Intermediate level programmers who are functionally literate in a windows application environment, and who have intermediate level programming skills in C.

Prerequisites

Knowledge of Windows 3.1.

Topics Include

Concepts Related to Windows

• Programming
• Differentiate between Event Driven
• Programming Concepts and Sequential
• Programming Concepts
• Explain how Windows Manages Events
• Explain Handles
• Apply Windows Naming Convention
• Principals to the Naming of Variables
• Define Steps in Building an .EXE File

Windows Management

• Write a WinMain Function (Hello World)
• Write a WndProc Function
• Write a CreateDialog Function with an OK Button (About)

Managing Windows I/O

• Creating Resource Files and Building an Executable
• Create a Resource File
• Compile an .EXE file in C

Duration

4 hrs

Minimum Requirements

IBM 386PC 33Mhz; 4MB RAM; 8MB Hard Disk Space; VGA Color Monitor; DOS 5.0; Windows 3.1; MS Mouse or 100% Compatible  

Media

Diskette
CDROM
Web Based Training

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