Essential Cases of Information System Development (C# Version)

Author: Jiang Xiaoyi, Hu Hailu, Mi Haisheng
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book introduces the entire process of software development through practical project examples, providing a step-by-step guide to developing applications using C#. With the aim of integrating software engineering principles, the book covers the processes and methods of developing popular systems such as student academic record management systems, salary management systems, engineering flow engines, comprehensive payment systems, equipment management systems, and hotel information management systems using C#. The examples in the book primarily focus on C/S architecture. To accommodate readers with different needs, a chapter on B/S architecture is included, enabling readers to become familiar with developing both C/S and B/S applications using C#. Another significant breakthrough is the accompanying CD-ROM, which includes recorded tutorials and explanations on creating databases using popular database management software such as MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle. It also provides detailed recordings and explanations on configuring development environments for current programming languages like ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, C#, and VB, as well as how to connect these languages to databases. Additionally, the CD-ROM features tutorials and explanations on using development tools for certain programming languages, such as JBuilder, Eclipse, and Microsoft Visual Studio.NET. This book is suitable for technical personnel who use C# to develop C/S and B/S applications, as well as readers with some C# knowledge who wish to learn and improve their skills. It can also serve as an introductory textbook for related fields. This book introduces the entire process of software development through practical project examples, providing a step-by-step guide to developing applications using C#. With the aim of integrating software engineering principles, the book covers the processes and methods of developing popular systems such as student academic record management systems, salary management systems, engineering flow engines, comprehensive payment systems, equipment management systems, and hotel information management systems using C#. The examples in the book primarily focus on C/S architecture. To accommodate readers with different needs, a chapter on B/S architecture is included, enabling readers to become familiar with developing both C/S and B/S applications using C#. Another significant breakthrough is the accompanying CD-ROM, which includes recorded tutorials and explanations on creating databases using popular database management software such as MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle. It also provides detailed recordings and explanations on configuring development environments for current programming languages like ASP, ASP.NET, JSP, C#, and VB, as well as how to connect these languages to databases. Additionally, the CD-ROM features tutorials and explanations on using development tools for certain programming languages, such as JBuilder, Eclipse, and Microsoft Visual Studio.NET. This book is suitable for technical personnel who use C# to develop C/S and B/S applications, as well as readers with some C# knowledge who wish to learn and improve their skills. It can also serve as an introductory textbook for related fields.