Check out our new C# Programming course for similar C# instruction and many new features!
Requires Windows OS 
Recommended for Grades 9 - 12
The CompuScholar Windows Programming (C#) course uses the Microsoft C# language to teach introductory computer programming and classic computer science concepts.
Topics Covered
This course covers fundamental programming topics and skills such as:
- Using Integrated Development Environments
- C# Data types and variables
- Logical expressions and flow control
- Math and string operations
- GUI design and Windows input controls
- Writing functions
- Debugging and exceptions
- Object-Oriented Programming
- Inheritance and Polymorphism
- Collections
- Sorting and recursion
- File I/O
Click on the Course Syllabus tab to see a complete list of topics.
Student Work
All lesson quizzes and chapter tests are auto-graded by our system. Students will complete hands-on coding projects in every chapter, and these projects are teacher or parent-graded using our simple rubrics.
Scroll through the images below to see a few examples of student work.
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Basic Console Programs
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Calculator Program
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Sorting and Recursion
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Drawing Graphics
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Object-Oriented Concepts
Please review our course syllabus, which contains the following information:
- Specific chapter and lesson topics
- Pacing guide, overall course length and exepected hours per week
Windows Programming with C# meets standards for introductory coding courses in a number of states. Please click on your state link below to view all alignments for your state.
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This course requires a computer with the Windows operating system.
Our course material and interactive online system can be accessed from any HTML5-compliant web browser on standard computers, laptops, or tablets with an Internet connection.
In order to complete hands-on projects, students will use a computer with one of the following operating systems:
- Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10