Week 15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24-25-26-27
11 IMPORTANT POINTS
1. Make sure you watch (and understand) the eLecture before starting on the practical work work for a given week!
2. Only Use Visual Studio 2019 for PC (The MAC version will not work for this module)
3. Download VS Community 2019 here for use on your own PC (Click here for configuration options)
4. Install and use MS Teams Desktop App (avoid the browser version as not all features work)
5. Off campus work for this module is best completed using Your DMU lab best to use the local VM Ware Client
6. Claim your eGrid here (If you see a certificate error in your browser - select advanced and continue anyway)
7. Once your team is set up follow the assessment schedule here
8. If you are not scheduled for a sprint meeting you do not need to attend
9. You only need to attend surgery sessions if you have a specific technical problem
10. All questions must be posted to the discussion board
11. Check the existing questions on the discussion board prior to making a new post
Set up your team of 3-5 members who must be timetabled for the same online workshop, switching classes is not an option!
Decide on a team name
Decide on a topic - what does your system do and who is allocated which section?
Update the spreadsheet with the details above
Getting Started on the Assessment
Practical To Do List
Three Tier Architecture and Overview of Visual Studio (Examples use VS2017 but 2019 isn't that different)
Solutions Projects and Web Forms
Collaboration, Getting Started with GitHub
Testing and Test Driven Development
Use case description pro forma
Creating the properties for your table design (Middle Layer)
Adding a Simple Interface (Presentation Layer)
Adding Validation (Middle Layer)
Adding Validation (Presentation Layer)
Creating the Collection Class Properties
Creating the Collection Methods (Add, Edit, Delete & Filter)
Other
Make sure you save and unzip the file first
This mostly illustrates where you will be with your work once you have reached the end of the module. This example is slightly different as it uses a local database file. Download and unzip it and have a look at the code in Visual Studio.