After completing Getting Started with PowerBuilder 5 the user should be able to:
 

	Perform Entity/Relationship Modeling
	Analyze design and implement a database
	Define an application in more detail
	Describe the ins and outs of window design and development inside PowerBuilder
	Use window controls
	Define menus for a window and associate a menu with a window

Understanding Analysis and Design
Teaches the concepts principles and practices of analysis and design of databases including requirements gathering and resource allocation.
 

	Using Entity/Relationship Modeling
	Normalizing entity relationship models

Designing a System with the Database Painter
Shows how to use the database painter to create update and administer a database. Also shows how to add or update data.
 

	Using the database painter
	Creating maintaining and administering a database
	Accessing and updating data in database tables

Using the Application Painter
Explains the basics of using the application painter to manage application objects.
 

	Defining an application object and its contents
	Setting application object properties

Exploring Windows
Describes what can be done with a window in the Windows environment to provide a graphical user interface to an application.
 

	Different window types
	Setting window properties
	Adding and implementing window controls
	Implementing window inheritance

Designing Menus
Describes how to implement menus to issue commands trigger events and control the flow of an application.
 

	Menu design
	Developing a menu using the menu painter
	Building a menu using inheritance
	Building toolbars from menu elements
	Associating a menu with a window

This course is distributed with the PowerBuilder 5 Glossary.