In this module, we will build a simple calculator application from scratch, starting with the acceptance criteria and design elements like algorithms and flowcharts. You'll explore key programming concepts including variables, expressions, string manipulation, conditional statements, and object-oriented programming. Finally, we'll implement the calculator, handle exceptions, and write unit tests to ensure the application performs as expected.

In this module, we will design and build a word unscrambler application by first analyzing its acceptance criteria and developing the logic through flowcharts and algorithms. You’ll learn to use loops, arrays, lists, file I/O, and core object-oriented concepts to structure your code effectively. We’ll wrap up by building the full application, implementing reusable components, and writing unit tests to validate its functionality.

In this module, we will create a simple web scraper by first outlining the application's logic through acceptance criteria, algorithms, and flowcharts. You'll dive into object-oriented concepts, including fields, properties, encapsulation, and the Single Responsibility Principle, while also learning foundational HTML and regular expressions. The module concludes with the hands-on development of the scraper and accompanying unit tests to ensure it works as expected.

In this module, we will build a complete Sudoku solver, beginning with the planning phase through acceptance criteria, algorithms, and flowcharts. You’ll explore a range of advanced topics including jagged vs. multidimensional arrays, interfaces, abstract classes, and design strategies like simple markup and naked pairs. The module wraps up with program implementation, debugging, and a comprehensive suite of unit tests to ensure accuracy and reliability.

In this module, we will explore the new features introduced in C# 7, starting with an overview before diving into specific updates like out variables, throw expressions, and pattern matching. You’ll learn how to implement enhancements such as local functions, deconstruction, expression bodies, and tuples to write cleaner, more concise code. Each concept is broken down with practical examples, equipping you to leverage C# 7 effectively in real-world development.