SE 2811 - Software Component Design

Winter 2019-20, Hasker

Materials

• Syllabus, weekly outcomes
• Blackboard,      esubmit,      Style Guide/Coding standard,      UML Standards
• Notes,    Labs
• Sample Code

Other Resources

• Installing Java 11 with JavaFX support
• OODesign.com

Schedule

Note: I attempt to keep this schedule up-to-date, but expect small variation. Quizzes and exams will be announced in class.

• Week 1
  • Reading: Java Design Pattern Essentials (JDPE), Chs. 1, 7;
    optional: Software Design Principles (SDP): Ch. 2 on DRY, Ch. 5 on LSP
  • Lecture 1: SE 2811 Intro, Null Object
  • Lecture 2: Note 2: Adapter; Exercise 1
  • Lecture 3: Note 3: Object-oriented design
  • Lab 1: UML Diagrams and Java Inheritance
• Week 2
  • Reading: JDPE, Ch. 22; SDP Ch. 3, "Favor object composition over class inheritance"
  • Lecture 1: finishing Note 3, OOD
  • Lecture 2: finishing note 3; Note 4, OOA&D
  • Lecture 3: Note 5: Strategy
  • Lab: quiz on lab 2; Lab 2a: flower bed simulator; see here for Hasker's directions
• Week 3
  • Reading: Chs. 22, 6 of JDPE; "Program to interfaces rather than implementations" in SDP
  • Lecture 1: Quiz, Note 5, continued: Strategy & Singleton
  • Lecture 2: Singleton
  • Lecture 3: Quiz; Note 6: Cohesion and coupling
  • Lab: using esubmit (ex2); Lab 3: Using the strategy pattern to implement a message encrypter with directions for Hasker's section
• (Holiday break)
• Week 4
  • Reading: SDP: Ch. 1, Coupling, Cohesion
  • Lecture 1: Note 6: Cohesion and coupling
  • Lecture 2: Coupling and cohesion, continued
  • Lecture 3: Quiz, completing lab 2b
  • Lab: completing lab 2 (part B); see Hasker's directions for completing and submitting.
• Week 5
  • Reading: JDPE Ch. 10, Decorator, possibly Ch. 11
  • Lecture 1: Note 7: Decorator
  • Lecture 2: Midterm review - bring your textbook
  • Lecture 3: Midterm
  • Lab 4: Network Decorators; directions for Hasker's section are available.
• Week 6
  • Reading: JDPE Ch. 20, Observer
  • Lecture 1: Note 8: Observer
    
  • Lecture 2: Note 9: Threads
  • Lecture 3: Threads, continued
  • Lab: start on presentations with the initial presentation deliverables created by the end of the lab period
• Week 7
  • Reading: JDPE, Ch. 11, Façade; Chs. 27 (MVC), 15 (Command)
  • Lecture 1: Note 10: Façade
  • Lecture 2: Quiz on material since midterm and Chs 27, 15;
    Note 11 on MVC
  • Lecture 3: Note 12: Command; Exercise 3
  • Lab 5: Observations; create a repository and use the general submission directions to submit.
• Week 8
  • Reading: JDPE Ch. 9
  • Lecture 1: Note 12: Command pattern, continued
  • Lecture 2: Note 13: Composite pattern
  • Lecture 3: Note 13 b: Composite, LSP, and pattern review
  • Lab 6: Command Pattern
• Week 9
  • Reading: JDPE Chs. 2, 4, 26, 24, 13
  • Lecture 1: Note 14: Factory Pattern
  • Lecture 2: Note 15: Proxy pattern
  • Lecture 3: Quiz, pattern discussion & presentation prep
  • Lab: finalizing presentations
• Week 10
  • Lecture 1: Evaluations, quiz review, Note 16: Visitor pattern
  • Lecture 2: Note 16, continued
  • Lecture 3: prep for the final
  • Lab: presentations
• Sunday, Feb 23: all assignments due; no late assignments are accepted after this date, even with a late penalty, unless you have written permission.