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ND 2 Computer Science & Computer Engineering Visual Basic Practical Questions

The document provides a list of 15 visual basic practical questions for computer science students and 10 questions for computer engineering students. The questions involve designing windows form and console applications to perform tasks like calculating values for a quadratic equation, creating a login system, calculating area of a circle, and more. Students are asked to attach the program interface and output for each question answered.

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ND 2 Computer Science & Computer Engineering Visual Basic Practical Questions

The document provides a list of 15 visual basic practical questions for computer science students and 10 questions for computer engineering students. The questions involve designing windows form and console applications to perform tasks like calculating values for a quadratic equation, creating a login system, calculating area of a circle, and more. Students are asked to attach the program interface and output for each question answered.

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ND 2 COMPUTER SCIENCE & COMPUTER ENGINEERING

VISUAL BASIC PRACTICAL QUESTIONS


NB: i. To be done inside the Practical Workbook for Computer Science
ii. Attach copies of your program interface and output for each question answered
iii. Computer Science Students to Answer 1-15, While Computer Engineering to Answer 1-10
1. Given a Quadratic Equation x2+4x+16=0,
Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will calculate for the values of x using the
Almighty Formula
Hint: x=(-b+√ 4ac)/2a and x=(-b-√ 4ac)/2a

2. Design and Create a Login System using the Windows Form Application that will have the following
parameters: Username, Surname, Matric Number. Where the Username can be any of the
following: Ola, Michael, Samson, Job

3. Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will calculate the Area of a Circle

4. Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will collect the name of Student and the
Scores (C.A, Mid-Semester and Exam Scores) for the Course OOP Using BASIC and then give the
cumulative Score and Grade obtained

5. Design and Create a Windows Form Application that will collect the basic Bio-Data information for 5
Students in your Class and store them using Microsoft Access Package as your Database

6. Design and Create a Windows Form Application that will Calculate the total cost of Staying in an
Hotel

7. Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will replace the word “Science” For
“Engineering” in the sentence “I am proud to be a Computer Science Student”

8. Using the CASE Statement, Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will allow user to
subscribe to a data plan with options of a 1 day or 2 days or 1 week or a 1-month plan

9. Highlight with the aid of a diagram, the Program Development Cycle

10. Highlight with the aid of hierarchical table, and Explain the various data types supported in Visual
Basic

ND2 Computer Science Students to Include Question 11 -15 below:


11. Using the Input Box and the Message Box, Design and Create a Windows Form Application that will
collect the name of a user and return a greeting the name collected

12. Using a CASE Statement, Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will provide a
student to choose His or Her Academic year, Level, Semester. And then display a list of registration
requirements and procedures for the Department of Computer Science or Engineering

13. Design and Create a Windows Form Application that will calculate four basic Arithmetic Operations
upon accepting two “real” data types from the user

14. Design and create a Windows Console Application that will print out ODD Numbers from 20 to 100

15. Design and Create a Windows Console Application that will calculate the Simple Interest. Where
Principal, Rate and Time are to be supplied by the user

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