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In Visual Basic 7 th edition pages 677-692Using Visual StudioCan someone show me step by step on how the designer should bebuilt for the section 10.6 project “ Karate School ManagementApplication”?
10.6 Focus on Problem Solving: Karate School Management Application Suppose you are a member of the Kyoshi Karate School and Sensei (the teacher) has asked you to create a management application with the following capabilities: 1. Displays a list of all members, and lets the user sort on any column, edit individual rows, and delete rows. 2. Adds new people to the Members table. 3. Displays members having similar last names. 4. Displays payments by all members, permitting the user to sort on any column. Techniques for completing most of the tasks have already been demonstrated earlier in this chapter. Other tasks will require some new skills, which we will explain along the way. Before beginning to code an application, you would normally consult with the cus- clarify some user interface details. Your next step is to determine which types of controls would provide the most effective user interface. To illustrate, we will do that for the current application: For Requirement 1, we will use a DataGridView control. We will set options that permit modifying and removing rows. The user will be able to sort by clicking on column headings. For Requirement 2, DateTimePicker control. tomer to we will create a data input form with TextBox controls and a For Requirement 3, the user will type a partial last name into a text box. The appli cation will display a grid containing all members whose last names begin with name entered by the user. For Requirement 4, we will create an SQL query that combines the Members and Payments tables and displays the results in a DataGridView control. When possible, we will avoid duplication of effort by using existing datasets and DataGridView controls. General Design Guidelines Each form will have a File menu with a Close window option. A startup form will display a menu and a program logo. Each major requirement will be carried out on a separate form to allow for future expansion. When the Karate teacher sees how easy the program is to use, he will surely want to add more capabilities. Before we start to create the application, let’s look at the finished version. Doing so will give you a better programmers usually create a prototype or demonstration copy of their program, The prototype lets you try out different versions of the user interface, requiring some rework ing, problem-solving, and discussions with the customer. To save time, we will skip the prototyping stage and move directly to the program implementation. The startup form, called MainForm, displays major choices, as shown in Figure 10-56. of how the detailed steps fit into the overall picture. In real life. a program logo and a menu with three Figure 10-56 Karate School Manager startup form Karate School Manager Membership Paymepts File Kyoshi Karate School Management System 1.0 The startup form should be simple, to avoid overwhelming the user with details. The menu makes it clear that our system handles two major types of functions: membership and payments. The menu selections are as follows: File Exit Membership List All Find Member Add New Menber Payments Al1 Menbers Show transcribed image text 10.6 Focus on Problem Solving: Karate School Management Application Suppose you are a member of the Kyoshi Karate School and Sensei (the teacher) has asked you to create a management application with the following capabilities: 1. Displays a list of all members, and lets the user sort on any column, edit individual rows, and delete rows. 2. Adds new people to the Members table. 3. Displays members having similar last names. 4. Displays payments by all members, permitting the user to sort on any column. Techniques for completing most of the tasks have already been demonstrated earlier in this chapter. Other tasks will require some new skills, which we will explain along the way. Before beginning to code an application, you would normally consult with the cus- clarify some user interface details. Your next step is to determine which types of controls would provide the most effective user interface. To illustrate, we will do that for the current application: For Requirement 1, we will use a DataGridView control. We will set options that permit modifying and removing rows. The user will be able to sort by clicking on column headings. For Requirement 2, DateTimePicker control. tomer to we will create a data input form with TextBox controls and a
For Requirement 3, the user will type a partial last name into a text box. The appli cation will display a grid containing all members whose last names begin with name entered by the user. For Requirement 4, we will create an SQL query that combines the Members and Payments tables and displays the results in a DataGridView control. When possible, we will avoid duplication of effort by using existing datasets and DataGridView controls. General Design Guidelines Each form will have a File menu with a Close window option. A startup form will display a menu and a program logo. Each major requirement will be carried out on a separate form to allow for future expansion. When the Karate teacher sees how easy the program is to use, he will surely want to add more capabilities. Before we start to create the application, let’s look at the finished version. Doing so will give you a better programmers usually create a prototype or demonstration copy of their program, The prototype lets you try out different versions of the user interface, requiring some rework ing, problem-solving, and discussions with the customer. To save time, we will skip the prototyping stage and move directly to the program implementation. The startup form, called MainForm, displays major choices, as shown in Figure 10-56. of how the detailed steps fit into the overall picture. In real life. a program logo and a menu with three Figure 10-56 Karate School Manager startup form Karate School Manager Membership Paymepts File Kyoshi Karate School Management System 1.0 The startup form should be simple, to avoid overwhelming the user with details. The menu makes it clear that our system handles two major types of functions: membership and payments. The menu selections are as follows: File Exit Membership List All Find Member Add New Menber Payments Al1 Menbers
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