Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program

Create a new solution based on the C# Console Application template Add a Class Library project to the solution Create a Student class Add the properties ID (int), Name (string), DateOfBirth (DateTime), and IsEnrolled (bool) to the Student class Add a reference to your class library in the original console project Add a List<Student> variable to your console project’s Main method, and populate it with a few sample Student objects for testing In the console project, create a looping menu system with the following options: 1: List all students This should print the names of every Student in the List 2: Add student This should prompt the user to enter Student details, then add a new Student to the List based on the entered data 3: Remove student This should prompt the user to select a Student, who will then be removed from the List 4: View student details (NEW) This should prompt the user to select a Student, then display the full details for just that Student 0: Exit program This should exit the program