4. In this question your task is to design the following GUI. In this GUI, you are required to enter the SSN(Social security number) and the course ID of a specific student. The information of the SSN and the course ID should be saved in a table on the database called Student. Then, you can choose the columns in the database. Once the user enters the SSN and the course ID, clicking the show Grade button should get the grade of the given Student and show the grade in the console. FindGrade SSN|| Course ID Show Grade Once you click in the show grade, on the frame, the grade should be shown as follow: Student_full name : Grade Table structure: First_name, Last_name, student_id, SSN, course_id, Grade

4. In this question your task is to design the following GUI. In this GUI, you are required to enter the SSN(Social security number) and the course ID of a specific student. The information of the SSN and the course ID should be saved in a table on the database called Student. Then, you can choose the columns in the database. Once the user enters the SSN and the course ID, clicking the show Grade button should get the grade of the given Student and show the grade in the console. FindGrade SSN|| Course ID Show Grade Once you click in the show grade, on the frame, the grade should be shown as follow: Student_full name : Grade Table structure: First_name, Last_name, student_id, SSN, course_id, Grade

Programming with Microsoft Visual Basic 2017

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102124

Author:Diane Zak

Publisher:Diane Zak

Chapter2: Planning Applications And Designing Interfaces

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1E

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