CSSE220 – Object-Oriented Software Development Winter, 2007

Readings are to be completed before the class session.
Electronically submitted homework and programs due at 8:05 AM unless otherwise noted.
Written homework submitted on paper is due at the beginning of class.

All non-ANGEL web pages for the course

Schedule last updated Fri Feb 15 at 9:26:33 AM.

Week	Session	Reading	HW Due	Topics	Resources	Programs
1	1 Mon Nov 26 Details			Brief Course Introduction Introduction to "static Java" Java including program structure, main, import, integer types, constants, user input, exceptions, arrays for caching, formatted output, command-line arguments, reading and writing files	Slides Python vs. Java features Eclipse Project containing in-class examples Individual Java source files	Small Java Programs
1	2 Tue Nov 27 Details	Syllabus Weiss Chapter 1 Sections 2.1-2.2.7	HW 1	Course and Instructor intro Using the test scripts Command-line arguments	Slides	Small Java Programs
1	3 Thu Nov 29 Details	Rest of Chapter 2 Sections 3.1 and 3.2	HW 2	Exception handling Reading and Writing Sequential Files Strings Two-dimensional arrays and ragged arrays in Java Dynamically allocating arrays	Slides Strings and Arrays code	Small Java Programs
2	4 Mon Dec 3 Details	3.3-3.7 4.1-4.1.8 First two pages of this intro to UML Class Diagrams	HW 3	Basics of Java classes: constructors, mutators and accessors, equals, toString, static fields and methods, this, constructors, calling constructors from constructors Using the Java API documentation Javadoc comments and document generation overriding and overloading instanceof, class casts instance and static members Annotations (Override, SuppressWarnings)	Slides PointRectCircle files	Small Java Programs
2	5 Tue Dec 4 Details	4.2-4.4.4 Appendix B.1 and B.2	HW 4	Version control review - using Subclipse. Review of UML Class Diagram basics Basics of inheritance: type compatibility, dynamic dispatch, visibility, super IS-A and HAS-A Abstract methods and classes Interfaces Shape examples (hierarchy, polymorphism) Unit Testing and JUnit.	Slides Unit Testing Weiss Shapes Example code	BigRational
2	6 Thu Dec 6 Details	None	HW 5	Inheritance recap Abstract Classes, Interfaces Shape hierarchy and Polymorphism	Slides Unit Testing	BigRational
3	7 Mon Dec 10 Details	4.5 Appendix B.3	HW 6 ANGEL Quiz 5 PigLatiner Unit Testing from Day 6 class	Java GUI intro: Swing JFrame, JComponent, Drawing Colors Drawing Objects User input via JOptionPane Components, and containers JButton and JLabel Layout managers	Slides	Simple Swing Programs
3	8 Tue Dec 11 Details	4.6-4.7.1 Remainder of UML Class Diagrams intro	HW 7 Complete BigRational Program from HW5 (with Unit Tests)	events, listeners Panels	Slides Code from days 7 and 8 classes	Swing warm-up
3	9 Thu Dec 13 Details	Nothing new. Look at Key Concepts	HW 8 Includes SwingWarmup, due at 11:59 PM Includes ANGEL Quiz 6, due at 8:05.	TextFields, Labels, LayoutManagers Communities of interacting objects work on Swing warm-up Interacting objects UML Class diagrams Violet demo	Slides	Swing warm-up / BallWorlds
4	10 Mon Dec 17 Details	Weiss 5.1 - 5.2	HW 9 Includes installation of Violet. Includes using Violet to create a UML class diagram.	Returnhing multiple values - composite. More on UML Class diagrams and interacting Objects BallWorlds	Slides BallWorlds specification	BallWorlds
4	11 Tue Dec 18 Details	5.1-5.2 5.4, 5.5 An article on pair programming: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Pair_programming	HW 10 except BallWorlds, but I strongly suggest that you get everything but through Shrinker done before this session	Generics via Polymorphism, wrappers, auto-boxing Generics via parameterized types intro to algorithm analysis.	Slides Minesweeper specification	MineSweeper
4	12 Thu Dec 20 Details	None	BallWorlds is due at 5 PM on Friday. Minesweeper IEP also due Friday at 5:00.	Exam 1		MineSweeper
5	13 Mon Jan 7 Details	4.8-4.9 5.6-5.8	HW 11 The Ballworlds and Minesweeper parts were due before the break.	Threads and Animation Asymptotic Analysis, Big-oh and its cousins Limits and Asymptotic Analysis Work on Minesweeper	Slides Example Threads programs are in your individual SVN repository	MineSweeper
5	14 Tue Jan 8 Details	Review Sections 1.1-4.7.1 for the Key concepts quiz.	HW 13 Note the new "cheat" requirement for Minesweeper; details on discussion forum.	Key Concepts Quiz (on ANGEL) Efficient programming and big-Oh Function object intro Work on MineSweeper	Slides	MineSweeper
5	15 Thu Jan 10 Details	4.8-4.9	HW 14 includes three written exercises	Recap: Big-oh and limits Function Objects Comparable vs. Comparator Work on Minesweeper	Slides	MineSweeper
6	16 Mon Jan 14 Details	None	HW 15 It's Minesweeper time! (Project is due at 8:05 AM).	Complete the Function Objects exercise Generic methods. Static search (sequential, binary, interpolation) Abstract Data Types and Data Structures	Slides	Hardy's Taxi
6	17 Tue Jan 15 Details	6.1-6.4	HW 16 includes: ANGEL Quiz 8 Peer evaluation of your Minesweeper team members due at 5 PM (ANGEL survey) Begin Hardy's Taxi	BinaryInteger exercise More low-level Data Structures Data Structures Grand Tour begins	Slides Binary Integer assignment	Hardy's Taxi
6	18 Thu Jan 17 Details	6.5-6.7	HW 17 Includes: Written problem Finish BinaryInteger Make good progress on Hardy's Taxi program (Due Monday) Evaluation of other team's Minesweeper programs due Monday at 8:05	Data Structures Grand Tour continues Work on Hardy's Taxi	Slides	Hardy's Taxi
7	19 Mon Jan 21 Details	6.8-6.9 7.1-7.3	HW 18 Includes: Finish Hardy's Taxi program. Written problem on Triangular Arrays Review of other Teams' Minesweeper projects.	Data Structures Grand Tour Wrap-up Markov Introduction FixedLengthQueue -- with your Markov partner	Slides FixedLengthQueue Markov	Markov Part 1
7	20 Tue Jan 22 Details	17.1-17.2 (Just skim it)	HW 19 Includes: Read Markov documents carefully Take ANGEL quiz over Markov	Java Collections classes, iterators. Linked List implementation	Slides	Markov Part 1
7	21 Thu Jan 24 Details	17.3	HW 20 Includes: 4 written problems Make substantial progress on Markov	Linked List implementation Resources: * Slides		Markov Part 1 / Markov Part 2
8	22 Mon Jan 28 Details	8.1-8.3	HW 21 Includes: * Markov Milestone 1 * Written problems	linked-List inplementation: Header nodes mini-project intro	Slides	Markov Part 2
8	23 Tue Jan 29 Details	none	HW 23 Includes: Mini-project partner survey: Due at 4:00 on Day 22	[15 min] Exam Questions From Students [10 min]Minesweeper tricks [35 min] Hardy solution [5 min] Break [20 min] Hardy timing [10 min] Doubly-linked Lists	Slides	Markov Part 2 Mini-project
8	24 Thu Jan 31 Details	none	Markov Milestone 2 due Monday 8:05 AM.	Exam 2 If you wish, you may do the non-computer part 7:10-7:50 AM. Then you will have the full two class periods for the computer part.		Mini-project
9	25 Mon Feb 4 Details	8.4 (not 8.4.1) 8.5-8.5.2	Markov Milestone 2 (8:05 AM)	Exam retrospective Begin Elementary sorting methods: bubble, selection, insertion, Shell, merge Begin project work	Slides	Mini-project
9	26 Tue Feb 5 Details	Review previous chapter 8 reading assignments http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bubble_sort http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort	HW 25 Includes: ANGEL Quiz 9 Written problems. Work on spell checker project	More on Sorting Project work	Slides	Mini-project
9	27 Thu Feb 7 Details	none	HW 26 Includes: ANGEL survey about Markov partner(s) Finish the UML Class Diagram and Iterative Enhsncement Plan by midnight Tuesday. Two written problems.	Finish Sorting overview Non-text files, random-access, serialization Project work	Slides ShellSort code MergeSort code	Mini-project
10	28 Mon Feb 11 Details	Articles on Serialization: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serialization http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds4-2/serial.html Chapter 13 intro and Section 13.1 of Learning Java, 3rd Edition, available through Safari Books Online. See the syllabus for instructions for how to find the Safari books.	HW 27 Be ready to demo the state of your spell-checker so far.	More on non-text I/O Networking Project work	Slides Binary_vs_Text_Files Random access file I/O Object I/O (Serialization)	Mini-project
10	29 Tue Feb 12 Details		Continue project work Outline of your presentation due by 5:00 PM (Commit it to your repository)	Networking HTTP protocol (examine via telnet) Client program Read client/server example later Project work	Slides WebGet Bank Client/Server code	Mini-project
10	30 Thu Feb 14 Details		Mini-project due (in your repository) before your class. Mini-project team member peer evaluation due Friday at noon.	Spell-checker due at beginning of class 5-7 minute (including Q&A) mini-project presentation and demo by a randomly-selected member of each team Course evaluations.	Slides One document that contains all of the written problems.	Final Exam Week 11 (Monday 6 PM)