Introductory Programming/Visual Basic STARTING OUT WITH Visual Basicreg; 2005, THIRD EDITION Tony Gaddis Kip Irvine Starting Out with Visual Basicreg; 2005 presents introductory programming concepts in a student-friendly step-by-step way, motivating beginning programmers to understand the logic behind building quality programs while introducing the Visual Basic 2005 language. The third edition takes full advantage of the new features of Visual Basic 2005 and engages student learning through an abundance of practical tools that include hands-on tutorials, case studies, and programming exercises. As students become familiar with each programming concept, they will learn how, why, and when to use various controls, constructs, and features of Visual Basic 2005. Starting Out with Visual Basic 2005: bull; Is completely up-to-date with the latest release of Visual Basic 2005 bull; Features tutorials that place programming concepts in a real-world context bull; Challenges students with Short Answer and Algorithm Workbench problems bull; Includes a new chapter, Creating Web Applications, which covers ASP.NET, Web forms, and databases bull; Has a complete support package that is available to qualified instructors. It includes an Instructorrs"s Manual with Solutions, fully developed PowerPointreg; slides, an online printed test bank, and a computerized test bank with WebCT and BlackBoard compatibility "This nicely formatted book takes the beginning user from simple to complex commands and programs in an easy-to-follow sequence. Easy-to-understand examples help them complete the process." Larry Fudella Professor of Computer Information Systems Erie Community College "I highly recommend this textbook, and use it in both a traditional classroom as well as with a hybrid distance learning class. The in-chapter tutorials excellently explain the material." Bill Fitton Information Technology Professor Tidewater Community College When purchased new, the textbook comes with a CD-ROM that includes Visual Basic 2005 Express, answers to select problems, sample code, and data files.