CPSC 329 Syllabus

Reading, when assigned, is to be done for the class period where it is listed.

Dates for things in light gray are tentative and may shift slightly.

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		Assignments
Week 1: 8/26-8/30 Topics: introduction; understanding what the software needs to do (features, requirements)

Mon	Notes: course introduction		homework #0 homework #1 due Wed 8/28

Tue		lab #1 Introduction to Eclipse due Tue Sep 3

Wed	Notes: good software, development process overview, understanding phase - requirements		homework #2 due Fri 8/30
			homework #2 due Fri 8/30
Fri	Notes: more about requirements		homework #3 due Mon 9/2
Week 2: 9/2-9/6 Topics: understanding (requirements, scenarios, use case diagrams, use cases)

Mon	Notes: version control and SVN

Tue		lab #2 Subversion due Tue Sep 10

Wed	Notes: SVN and Subclipse scenarios		homework #4 due Fri 9/6
			homework #4 due Fri 9/6
Fri	Notes: some notes on requirements + use cases Violet files for the use case examples (for higher quality viewing) - save and open with Violet search and replace online shopping - initial scenario online shopping - fill cart, edit cart, view cart, checkout online shopping - fill cart with backorders (incomplete) online shopping - locate product online shopping use case diagram		homework #5 due Mon 9/9
Week 3: 9/9-9/13 Topics: understanding (use cases) and program structure (CRC cards, sequence diagrams)

Mon	Notes and examples: use case wrapup GPXCleaner specifications use cases for GPXCleaner basic scenario (Violet file) use case diagram for GPXCleaner basic use cases (Violet file)

Tue		lab #3 Subversion II due Tue Sep 17

Wed	Notes: determining classes and responsibilities, CRC cards fixing problems in SVN		homework #6 due Fri 9/13
			homework #6 due Fri 9/13
Fri	Notes: sequence diagrams Klondike sequence diagram examples 1, 2 (Violet files)		homework #7 due Wed 9/18
Week 4: 9/16-9/20 Topics: program structure (sequence diagrams, class diagrams) and design (OO principles)

Mon	Notes: comments on scenarios and CRC cards Klondike sequence diagram examples 1, 2 (Violet files)

Tue		lab #4 Implementation due Tue Sep 24

Wed	Notes: class diagrams Klondike class diagram (Violet file) OO design principles		homework #8 due Fri 9/20
			homework #8 due Fri 9/20
Fri	Notes: OO design principles
Week 5: 9/23-9/27 Topics: understanding/structure wrapup, design principles/patterns, GUIs/Swing

Mon	Notes: OO design principles

Tue		lab #5 Parsing GPX due Tue Oct 1

Wed	Notes: OO design principles (guitar store example, evaluating a design) guitar store example: before redesign, after redesign		homework #9 due Fri 9/27
			homework #9 due Fri 9/27
Fri	Notes: design patterns (Strategy, Observer)
Week 6: 9/30-10/4 Topics: GUIs, UI design

Mon	Notes: design patterns (MVC) class diagram and source code for MVC example		homework #10 due Wed 10/2

Tue		lab #6 Swing and MVC due Tue Oct 8

Wed	Notes: UI design Reading: User Interface Design for Programmers

Fri	Notes: UI design		homework #11 due Wed 10/9
Week 7: 10/7-10/11 Topics: technologies, implementation strategies

Mon	Notes: UI and UX design Reading: How to Design a Great User Experience

Tue		lab #7 More Swing due Fri Oct 18

Wed	Notes: figuring out stuff, some Swing tidbits

Fri	Notes: choosing data types
Week 8: 10/14-10/18 Topics: testing

Mon	fall break (no class)
Tue	fall break (no class)

Wed	Notes: defensive programming and testing `Money` code handout		project #1 GPXCleaner implementation due Mon Nov 4

Fri	Notes: project 1
Week 9: 10/21-10/25 Topics: testing, code reviews

Mon	Notes: automated testing

Tue		lab #8 JUnit due Tue Oct 29

Wed	Notes: code review

Fri	Notes: code review
Week 10: 10/28-11/1 Topics: threads and networking

Mon	Notes: threads Examples: controlling threads: basic threads, join, graceful shutdown synchronization: ATM, garden

Tue		lab #9 Threads due Tue Nov 5

Wed	Notes: threads networking Examples: wait/notify

Fri	Notes: networking Examples: basic client/server example joke server
Week 11: 11/4-11/8 Topics: networking; understanding and design for networked programs

Mon	Examples: multithreaded joke server

Tue		lab #10 Networking due Tue Nov 12

Wed	Notes: networking and threads (joke server recap, scenarios and use cases for client-server programs) Examples: multithreaded joke server			project #2 Ultimate Pente understanding due Mon Nov 11

Fri	Notes: design for client/server programs notes on CRC cards and sequence diagrams (lab 4) Examples: reversi: use case diagram, selected use cases, sequence diagram joke server: use case diagram, selected use cases flip: sequence diagram
Week 12: 11/11-11/15 Topics: advanced object-oriented design principles

Mon	Notes: designing protocols more object-oriented design principles (code to the interface, encapsulate what varies)			project #2 Ultimate Pente design due Mon Nov 18

Tue		lab #11 Encapsulating What Varies, and Taking Turns due Tue Nov 19

Wed	Notes: project 2 (comments/notes on understanding phase) more object-oriented design principles (encapsulate what varies)

Fri	Notes: project 2 (comments/notes on understanding phase) more object-oriented design principles (encapsulate what varies)
Week 13: 11/18-11/22 Topics: advanced object-oriented design principles

Mon	Notes: more object-oriented design principles (open-closed principle)			project #2 Ultimate Pente implementation due Tue Dec 10

Tue	work on project

Wed	Notes: reversi and synchronization more object-oriented design principles (Liskov substitution principle, alternatives to inheritance)

Fri	Notes: more object-oriented design principles (alternatives to inheritance, OO design wrapup) project 2 design considerations (protocol, naming, encapsulate what varies, rules variations)		homework #12 due Wed 12/4
Week 14: 11/25-11/29 Topics: project

Mon	work on project

Tue	work on project

Wed	Thanksgiving break (no class)
Fri	Thanksgiving break (no class)
Week 15: 12/2-12/6 Topics: project, wrapup

Mon	work on project

Tue	work on project

Wed	work on project

Fri	Notes: wrapup (development process recap, reflecting back)
Reading Period and Exams: 12/7-12/13

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Mon

Tue	final exam Tue 12/10 1:30-4:30pm review information Canvas - make sure you can successfully access/view the "final-test.pdf" file before the exam	end-of-semester deadline no work accepted after 12/10 4:30pm

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CPSC 329 Syllabus

Week 1: 8/26-8/30

Week 2: 9/2-9/6

Week 3: 9/9-9/13

Week 4: 9/16-9/20

Week 5: 9/23-9/27

Week 6: 9/30-10/4

Week 7: 10/7-10/11

Week 8: 10/14-10/18

Week 9: 10/21-10/25

Week 10: 10/28-11/1

Week 11: 11/4-11/8

Week 12: 11/11-11/15

Week 13: 11/18-11/22

Week 14: 11/25-11/29

Week 15: 12/2-12/6

Reading Period and Exams: 12/7-12/13