Computer Science Principles Lab: C#

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Created by: Doug Winnie

Produced in 2017

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Course Description

C# is a versatile programming language used in many different ways. It powers many Windows and .NET apps for desktop, tablet, mobile, and web applications. Coders and programmers also use C# in cross-platform development, using Unity for games and using Xamarin for mobile apps. This course is designed to show how universal programming concepts specifically apply and work in the C# language.

Programming expert Doug Winnie starts by sharing the history of C# to give you context into its purpose and beneficial uses. Then he walks through a sample of code showing how to run a program using the Visual Studio IDE. After warming up with a sample, he dives into working with values, variables, methods, and custom functions. Next, he shows how to capture values input by site users, managing different variable types, building compound conditional tests, and using loops with arrays. In the final five videos, he covers the basics of object-oriented programming including classes, objects, and permissions.

Beginner Level

Time: 2h 1m

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Doug Winnie

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Doug Winnie is a principal staff author and technology education evangelist at LinkedIn.

His focus as an educator is on computer science, beginner programming topics, and related technology fields. At LinkedIn, Lynda.com, Adobe, and numerous other companies, Doug has worked to help developers and designers through education, product management, and interactive development. Doug has been nominated twice for Webby Awards for interactive projects for Industrial Light and Magic, and has written multiple publications to teach beginners how to code.

When Doug isn't teaching programming and technology, he is an avid gamer, app developer, and weightlifter, and plays hockey and lacrosse. Doug lives in San Francisco, California. He can be reached at @sfdesigner on Twitter, linkedin.com/in/sfdesigner on LinkedIn, and at his website at www.dougwinnie.com.