Learning Path

Visual Basic

Learn Visual Basic concepts still found in legacy enterprise systems, Office automation, and support environments.

Beginner 2 to 4 weeks Software Development

Who It Is For

Veterans who want deep engineering skills across backend, APIs, automation, quality, and core languages.

Why it is relevant for veterans: Software engineering benefits from structured problem solving, debugging discipline, and team-based delivery.

Prerequisite Knowledge

  • Programming curiosity
  • Comfort with technical documentation
  • Time for repeated practice and debugging

Core Skills Covered

  • Basic syntax
  • Forms logic
  • Office automation
  • Legacy code reading

Beginner-To-Advanced Roadmap

Beginner

Learn the core concepts, vocabulary, and hands-on basics for Visual Basic. Build one small practice project or lab and document what you learned.

Intermediate

Use Visual Studio, VB.NET in a more realistic scenario, practice troubleshooting, and create portfolio evidence tied to the skills employers ask for.

Advanced

Move from task execution to ownership by improving reliability, security, communication, and delivery quality within Visual Basic workflows.

30-60-90 Day Starter Plan

Each step includes free learning links so users can move straight from plan to practice.

Phase 1Days 1-30
Phase 2Days 31-60
Phase 3Days 61-90

Recommended Tools and Platforms

Visual Studio VB.NET Excel Windows

Sample Roles

  • Support Developer
  • Automation Analyst
  • Legacy Systems Specialist

Certification Progression

  • Microsoft Office Specialist