After 5 months of Learning c# with its OOP features, this is what I made just a mini-project(more like re-inventing the wheel), but am comfortable coz of the OOP. Iam open to correction, please review and let me know your suggestion. Thanks to coders like larisoft, dhtml,azibit and others.
The logo used is copied from (Larisoft).
Link.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4pFHEQe-H2ndVJxeDdBR25hRUU/view?usp=drive_web
screenshot

Beautiful interface, nice way to get the job started

Very good

nice interface

Nice attempt.

Dnt waste your time on windows app please.


Start learning asp.net on .NetCore.

Thanks to you all. Will try getting my hands on asp. Net.. But kindly help with gud resources.

AntiWailer:
Nice attempt.

Dnt waste your time on windows app please.


Start learning asp.net on .NetCore.

Good advice, before OP starts wailing all over the place that NO JOB. As a freelancer, you are more likely to get web and mobile stuffs than windows app (but i know some wailers will want to argue this out)

dhtml18:

Good advice, before OP starts wailing all over the place that NO JOB. As a freelancer, you are more likely to get web and mobile stuffs than windows app (but i know some wailers will want to argue this out)

Lol.

You know there are some things that can not be argued.

Especially when you have spent over a decade in the game with plenty results.

You just drop your advice and move on.

Happy NEW YEAR Bro.

Seriously, u are not wasting ur time as this is the core of the job. Also learn the backend "SQL" it is very important as the front end "GUI" and also learn how to generate a portable report.
Then .aspx will flow easily. This is the beauty of dotnet. One approach for many solutions.

Nice job bro...

However, the interface can be better...

Before the points, have you ever been in a position where you know something is not right when when you look at it? Unfortunately, you can't say what it is... That's your instinct telling you there are some so called tiny details missing.

Let's see how we can improve the interface. At the end of it, compare the two and smile at the result.

Let's start from the very top..

On alignment.
To the left of Gradekulator, I believe that's the logo. You should align it to the left of the parameter's tab.

Same should happen to the "about" button and the "output" tab. (Which I think is done already)

But something will still not feel right or else you make the margin of the left (the space between the parameters tab to the boundary of the window) equal to the right margin(the space between the output tab and the right window).



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Remember those days when we don't need to underline the topic of our letters if written in capital letters? These are user experience tips. On the web, underlined text are mostly used to denote a clickable link, I guess that's why you did that but you already denote the clickable effect when you used a button.

For the best result, remove the line even though you will be using small letters.

For better result, add a little space at the bottom of the text before the line. Do this if you don't want the option above.


On whitespace
The parameter's tab will look better if the space between the columns of course, score, units and total can be equal.

The width of each input boxes should be in proportion as well.

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For the text PARAMETERS and OUTPUT, add some padding space as well. You may need to restructure the parameter's tab because COURSE needs a breathing space as well.

A tip here is to push the PARAMETERS' text upwards so the line is now in form of a step at the right of the text.

Same tip above apply to the OUTPUT tab because of the Grade Point.
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The placeholder doesn't need to be in capital letters. Placeholder are suppose to be subtle. If you need to drag the user's attention to that spot, use colour instead. It maybe background colour. Sometimes, until we do it is when we know the best option.

I will be glad if you can implement these tips and see for yourself, post a copy here as well.

Like someone said above, nice start!

Good attempt but....

When dishing out code for review, please always mention the third party dependencies (telerik UI in your case);

your "publish" folder is unnecessary (extra 9mb of my data wasted )

OK now to your main work.....

Your algorithm is ......Yeah not too ok. What if i needed to compute more than nine courses? Why not use one set of your input boxes and drop the inputs to a gridview, that way you can enumerate over the data for computation more easily.

You abuse the use of struct, a class could have been much appropriate.

AGAIN YOU HAVE MADE A GOOD TRY.....

Read more on design patterns, improve on your algorithm

cheers!!

Thanks to everyone will work on all ur suggestion and ideas. God bless you all

mathemusician:
Thanks to everyone will work on all ur suggestion and ideas. God bless you all

Lemme give you a life long advice. please OP channel all your C# energy into game development,its really lucrative if you know the right place to find jobs or you can start your own game studio,with C# and the unity engine, you can make apps for all platforms . Android iOS PC VirtualReality etc

Time spent on windows app is not a waste.