Create a program design in C# for the following scenario and save your program design, which is a Microsoft Word or a VISIO file in the folder you have created.

It will describe input, output, processing, description of objects, description of methods, and screen layout (GUI Design). You are encouraged to use VISIO but you can also use MS Word or PowerPoint for GUI design part of it. You CANNOT use Visual Studio screenshot as a replacement for GUI design. GUI design must be done prior to the design of the actual C# application.

3- Your Program design will be based on the following scenario:

The program consists of five picture boxes, six labels, and two buttons.

4- You create your first C# program according to the following screen design:

See the lab video for functionality.

Using Visual Studio, create the following C# program:

The project will have six labels, 5 picture boxes, and two buttons. The labels, Picture Boxes, and Buttons must be renamed according to the naming conventions we have discussed. Once the user clicks on a label, the image related to that number will be displayed in the picture box above that label. As the user moves the mouse over each picture box, the tooltip related to that number will popup. Tooltip is referenced in Chapter One (page 36-37) but has more details on page 855-and on. The lecture videos also reference tooltips.

Note that there is an icon on the left top corner of the forms title bar, which reads Picture Box. The clear button would clear picture boxes and the exit button will display a warning message and closes the form.

You should also note that the buttons have access keys/shortcuts (underlined characters). This has been explained in the materials many times.

Here is the video for the project: