CENG/BILM 217 Object Oriented Design

Wk	Date	Notes	Topics Covered	Books	HW
1	28/9		Course Overview Lecture part cancelled because system set-up not complete
2	3/10		Java Refresher: Java basics, Introduction to Object Orientation using a Simple Example Project (Introduction to ATM Case Study) Lab Work: Introduction to OO analysis, design and programming process and development tools (Eclipse, BlueJ and a UML tool).	OODP1, JHTP2, JHTP3	HW1
3-4	10/10 17/10	UML Lec 2	Object Oriented Design Process: Identifying classes and methods, relationships between classes, CRC cards, Introduction to UML and basic diagrams (use case, class, sequence, state diagrams), Voice Mail Case Study. Lab Work: OO Analysis, Design and Implementation Example: Voice Mail Case Study	OODP2	HW2
5	24/10	ATM Case Study	ATM Case Study: Main activities in the design phase: Modeling using CRC cards, UML class and sequence diagrams. Discovering classes, assigning responsibilities to classes, finding collaborators. Designing initial static and dynamic view using class and sequence diagrams. Finding operations and other classes from a sequence diagram, and generating initial code templates using a modeling and implementation tool together. Model-Code and Code-Model synchronization techniques. Lab Work: OO Analysis, Design and Implementation Examples: Voice Mail and ATM Case Studies	JHTP2-JHTP8	Q1
6	31/10	Lec 3	Guidelines for Class Design: An Overview of the Date Classes in the Java Library, Designing a Day Class, Three Implementations of the Day Class, The Importance of Encapsulation, Analyzing the Quality of an Interface, Programming by Contract, Unit Testing	OODP3	HW3
7	7/11	Lec 4	Interface Types and Polymorphism: The Icon Interface Type, Polymorphism, The Comparable Interface Type, The Comparator Interface Type, Anonymous Classes, Frames and User Interface Components, User Interface Actions, Timers, Drawing Shapes, Designing an Interface Type	OODP4	HW4
8-9	14/11 21/11	Lec 5 Programs5 MVC	Patterns and GUI Programming: The ITERATOR as a Pattern, The Pattern Concept and Introduction to GoF Design Patterns, The OBSERVER Pattern, Layout Managers and the STRATEGY Pattern, Components, Containers, and the COMPOSITE Pattern, Scroll Bars and the DECORATOR Pattern, How to Recognize Patterns, Putting Patterns to Work.	OODP5	HW5
10	28/11	Lec 6	Inheritance and Abstract Classes: The Concept of Inheritance, Graphics Programming with Inheritance, Abstract Classes, The TEMPLATE METHOD Pattern, Protected Interfaces, The Hierarchy of Swing Components, The Hierarchy of Standard Geometrical Shapes, The Hierarchy of Exception Classes, When Not to Use Inheritance Lab Work: Recitation lecture before midterm exam	OODP6
11	5/12	Guidelines Case Study Project	Midterm: Monday (CENG 217, 15:00 - 17:00) - Tuesday (BILM 217: 12:00 - 14:00) Case Study: O-O analysis, design and implementation examples
12	12/12	Lec 7	Java Object Model: The Java Type System, Type Inquiry, The Object Class, Shallow and Deep Copy, Serialization, Reflection, Generic Types, The Java Beans Component Model	OODP7
13	19/12	Lec 8	Frameworks: Frameworks, Applets as a Simple Framework, The Collections Framework, A Graph Editor Framework, Enhancing the Graph Editor Framework	OODP8
14	26/12	Lec 9 Threading Samples	Multithreading: What is a Thread, Multiprocessing and Multithreading, Thread Structure and Thread Creation, The Life Cycle of a Thread: Thread States, Thread Scheduling and Priority, Multithreaded Programs, Thread Synchronization, Animations	OODP9
15	2/1	Lec 10	More Design Patterns: The ADAPTER Pattern, Actions and the COMMAND Pattern, The FACTORY METHOD Pattern, The PROXY Pattern, The SINGLETON Pattern, The VISITOR Pattern, Other Design Patterns Project Demonstrations	OODP10