C# language constructs: data types ? input/ output & control statements ? modularity ? arrays ? strings ? classes and inheritance- polymorphism.

Computer Engineering

Understand the goals of Object-Oriented Programming as they contrast with Structured Problem SolvingrnIdentify the components of Object-Oriented Programming including Classes, Objects, Data Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism and Error Handling.rnDiscuss and compare the differences between procedural and Object-Oriented problems and solutionsrnDiscuss how elements of objects are accessed including composition of objectsrnDesign and implement solutions using a prominent object oriented programming languagernEffectively debug programsrn

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1	Week Number 1 : Introduction to C# programming language.
2	Week Number 2 : Input/output statement, Conditional statement.rn
3	Week Number 3 : Iterations &windows application design.rn
4	Week Number 4 : Arrays & methods.
5	Week Number 5 : Classes & objects I & Error Handling.
6	Week Number 6 : Classes & objects II & Error Handling.
7	Week Number 7 : 7th Week Exam.
8	Week Number 8 : Inheritance I.
9	Week Number 9 : Inheritance II.
10	Week Number 10 : String Object.
11	Week Number 11 : Polymorphism.
12	Week Number 12 : 12th Week Exam.
13	Week Number 13 : Polymorphism II.
14	Week Number 14 : Abstract classes & interfaces.
15	Week Number 15 : Exception handling.
16	Week Number 16 : Presentation of projects and Final Exam.

Generation, transmission, distribution and utilization of electrical power for public and private sectors to secure both continuous and emergency demands.
Electrical power feeding for civil and military marine and aviation utilities.
Electrical works in construction engineering.

Advanced Programming