Module 1	Introduction
Unit 1	C# Programming Crash Course
Unit 2	1.1 - Course introduction
Unit 3	1.2 - Final application demonstration
Module 2	Overview of C#
Unit 1	2.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	2.2 - C# strengths and weaknesses
Unit 3	2.3 - Popular uses of C#
Unit 4	2.4 - Demystifying the .Net framework
Unit 5	2.5 - Section summary
Module 3	Setting Up Environment
Unit 1	3.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	3.2 - Downloading and installing visual studio
Unit 3	3.3 - Creating a new console project
Unit 4	3.4 - Environment break down
Unit 5	3.5 - Preventing the console from auto exiting
Unit 6	3.6 - Section summary
Module 4	Data Types And Their Uses
Unit 1	4.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	4.2 - Categories of data types
Unit 3	4.3 - predefined data types
Unit 4	4.4 - Arrays part 1 – single Dimensional and jagged
Unit 5	4.5 - Arrays part 2 – Multidimensional and arrays as objects
Unit 6	4.6 - Enums
Unit 7	4.7 - Section summary
Module 5	Variables, Expressions And Operators
Unit 1	5.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	5.2 - Variables – implicit and explicit creation and conversion
Unit 3	5.3 - Definite assignment
Unit 4	5.4 - Expressions and operators
Unit 5	5.5 - Section summary
Module 6	Statements And Flow Control
Unit 1	6.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	6.2 - Breaking down statements
Unit 3	6.3 - Looping statements
Unit 4	6.4 - Jumping statements
Unit 5	6.5 - Section summary
Module 7	Organisation
Unit 1	7.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	7.2 - Files
Unit 3	7.3 - Namespaces
Unit 4	7.4 - Section summary
Module 8	Classes And Structs
Unit 1	8.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	8.2 - Classes and inheritance
Unit 3	8.3 - Classes vs Structs
Unit 4	8.4 - Fields and constants
Unit 5	8.5 - Methods
Unit 6	8.6 - Method modifiers
Unit 7	8.7 - Properties and accessors
Unit 8	8.8 - Static members
Unit 9	8.9 - Constructors
Unit 10	8.10 - Indexers
Unit 11	8.11 - Overloading operators
Unit 12	8.12 - Section summary
Module 9	Inheritance
Unit 1	9.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	9.2 - A brief overview of inheritance
Unit 3	9.3 - Access modifiers
Unit 4	9.4 - Class conversion
Unit 5	9.5 - Polymorphism
Unit 6	9.6 - Abstract classes and members
Unit 7	9.7 - Sealed methods and classes
Unit 8	9.8 - Hiding inherited members
Unit 9	9.9 - Section summary
Module 10	Interfaces
Unit 1	10.1 - Section summary
Unit 2	10.2 - breaking down interfaces
Unit 3	10.3 - Defining and using interfaces with polymorphism
Unit 4	10.4 - Extending interfaces
Unit 5	10.5 - Avoiding common interface problems
Unit 6	10.6 - Section summary
Module 11	Delegates And Events
Unit 1	11.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	11.2 - Defining, creating and using delegates
Unit 3	11.3 - Multicast delegates
Unit 4	11.4 - Defining, creating and handling events
Unit 5	11.5 - Section summary
Module 12	Exception Handling
Unit 1	12.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	12.2 - A broad overview of exceptions
Unit 3	12.3 - Try, catch and finally
Unit 4	12.4 - Section summary
Module 13	Attributes, Preprocessor Directives And Documentation
Unit 1	13.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	13.2 - Defining and utilising attributes
Unit 3	13.3 - Defining and utilising preprocessor directives
Unit 4	13.4 - Comments
Unit 5	13.5 - Section summary
Module 14	Setting Up Notebook Application Components
Unit 1	14.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	14.2 - Creating a notebook app and implementing ipageable interface
Unit 3	14.3 - Creating a structure for holding page data
Unit 4	14.4 - Creating textual message class and implementing ipageable interface
Unit 5	14.5 - Creating child messageList class and implementing enums
Unit 6	14.6 - Creating the image class
Unit 7	14.7 - Section summary
Module 15	Tieing Components Together In The New Notebook Class
Unit 1	15.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	15.2 - Creating a list of pages in the new notebook class
Unit 3	15.3 - Utilising a delegates, dictionaries and indexers to interact with notebook
Unit 4	15.4 - Using constructors and the params modifier to initialise notebook dictionary
Unit 5	15.5 - Instantiating notebook and using do while loop to accept continuous input
Unit 6	15.6 - Fixing key not found with try and catch
Unit 7	15.7 - Using switch statement to extract secondary commands part 1
Unit 8	15.8 - Using switch statement to extract secondary commands part 2
Unit 9	15.9 - Section summary
Module 16	Defining input, Output, Delete And Show Functions
Unit 1	16.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	16.2 - Defining input and output methods for textualmessage class
Unit 3	16.3 - Adding, showing and removing list pages
Unit 4	16.4 - Overriding input and utilising enums in messageList class
Unit 5	16.5 - Defining input and output functions for image class
Unit 6	16.6 - Section summary
Module 17	Improving Modularity Using Events And NotebookLogger Class
Unit 1	17.1 - Section introduction
Unit 2	17.2 - Creating the new notebookLogger class
Unit 3	17.3 - Defining and calling events in the notebook class part 1
Unit 4	17.4 - Defining and calling events in the notebook class part 2
Unit 5	17.5 - Defining and attaching – detaching event handlers in notebookLogger
Unit 6	17.6 - Toggling event handlers in the notebookLogger class
Unit 7	17.7 - Section summary
Module 18	Conclusion
Unit 1	18.1 - Additional resources
Unit 2	18.2 - Closing message

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