[Year 12 SofDev] VB extension

gordonp at horsham-college.vic.edu.au gordonp at horsham-college.vic.edu.au
Wed Feb 14 17:46:59 EST 2007


Jim 

planet-source-code.com has heaps of different VB6 projects, amongst others. You could demo an app then give a few hints as to a solution, having looked at the source code. Or give the student a project and ask for an adapted version to suit a different design spec- a bit like some real world coding!

Alternatively you could throw them in the deep end and extend them in a different language ie php or java. it's pretty easy to set up a *AMP server or java. A good start might be to replicate their VB work... sounds like it could be fun

cheers            gordon



"James Gibney" <jgy at sthelena.vic.edu.au> on Wed, 14 Feb 2007 16:01:46 +1100 wrote:
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> Hi all,
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> In my year 12 class I have a new student, who has transferred from another school, who has done all the exercises in the Adrian Janson VB book. As the book is the backbone of my VB teaching in year 12 and about the limit of my VB ability, I need some help in pointing me to some advanced VB resources to keep him occupied and to further enhance his programming skills. I've looked in the school library but we have nothing.
> Does anyone out there know of a website or book that I can use, that will engage him while I bring the rest of the class up to speed? I am using VB 6 not .NET.
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> Thanking you in advance
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> Jim Gibney
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