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This book is intended for beginners as well as those with some programming knowledge. It is suitable for students taking Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Engineering or Mathematics courses. It is also suitable for software developers. It starts with the basics and progresses to advanced topics such as arrays, structures, classes, text files, and databases. It includes Console, Windows Forms and Web Applications. So whether you are a beginner or intermediate programmer, this book will help you master the essentials of C# quickly.
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Prof. Dr. P. Sellappan
Dr. P. Sellappan is currently Professor of Information Technology, Dean of School of Science and Engineering, and Provost of the Malaysia University of Science and Technology. Prior to joining Malaysia University of Science and Technology, he held a similar academic position in the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology, University of Malaya, Malaysia.
Professor Sellappan is an active researcher. He has received several national research grants from the Ministry of Science and Technology and Innovation under E-Science and FRGS to undertake IT-related research projects. Arising from these projects, he has published numerous research papers in reputable international journals and conference proceedings. Besides, he has also authored over a dozen college- and university-level IT text books.
Together with other international experts, he has also served as an IT Consultant for several local and international agencies such as the Asian Development Bank, the United Nations Development Program, the World Bank, and the Government of Malaysia. His professional affiliation includes membership in the Chartered Engineering Council (UK), the British Computer Society (UK), the Institute of Statisticians (UK), and the Malaysian National Computer Confederation (MNCC).
