This course introduces you to C++Builder® 2009 through an application lifecycle development simulation which helps re-enforce your understanding of C++Builder’s features and how these features may be used to increase the quality and speed of your own development efforts.
Students learn how to leverage the fundamental technologies of C++Builder, including configuring the IDE, event handling, client server engineering, data-aware components, database migration, debugger, interface design, exceptions, general IDE features, and the use of many wizards to dramatically decrease development time.
In addition to “how to use” topics, discussions include general best practices on using C++Builder to architect, prototype and develop your applications. Extensive lab exercises reinforce the discussions through review questions and hands-on labs. The discussions and lab exercises simulate a typical lifecycle for developing an application, and culminate in a real-world deployable Win32 application.
Experienced instructors deliver this course via a classroom setting or on-line conferencing. Both delivery methods include discussions and lab exercises.
This course helps prepare students for the C++ Builder 2009 product certification exam.
User-level knowledge of the Windows® operating systems