OOP

CS3340: Intro OOP and Design

Outline

topics from this list may be removed or changed and new topics added

Some of these topics are covered in multiple lecture periods and during other lecture periods multiple topics may be covered. The topics are roughly listed in order as they will be discussed in class. However, this may be subject to change, see your instructor. The following list of topics is large and we may have to condense or eliminate some of the topics from coverage in the class.

NOTE: When refering to reading in the Budd book, will preceed with "OOP". When refering to reading in the begining Java book, will preceed with "J", "JO" (java online book) .

NOTE: THIS IS NOT A STATIC PAGE -- until a week is covered new material can be added without my announcing it in class. If I add new material or corrrect material in a week we have covered I will do my best to announce it.

Week	Topic	Materials
1	4 Intro to Java	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 1,2, JO-Chapter 2 Features of Java LECTURE: Java Overview/Intro Java versus C++ "Java- files" "Commenting and Writing Style" Old style: Command Line: "Javac- the compiler" "Java- the interpreter" , IDEs: Using Eclipse , and more on using Eclipse WE WILL USE ECLIPSE Using Netbeans (I am not supporting this) Install Eclipse for Java: Part 1: If you do NOT have Java JRE installed and latest Java SDK -you must get this from oracle.com --for Java install SE (standard Edition) of latest stable release (and make sure that your PATH enviornment variable contains the bin directory) Part 2: Go to Eclipse.org and install "Eclispe IDE for Java Developers" (find this under Eclipse packages downloads) MAC: video showing installation done on Mac (search to find video for Windows or Unix if the above is not adequate for you) WINDOWS: part 1: install Java JDK (including setup of environment PATH variable and optional JAVA_HOME variable) part 2: install Eclipse (and also includes part 1) Exercises: Ex1: Begining Application (demo to fellow classmate) -- as part of this you must have installed Eclipse and Java SDK -- you can not due future work without this being done (not graded). Ex2: Meetup Exercise Setting up your Web Server Account
1	7 Java Application	Class Lecture, Java: Applets-Chapter 17 , JO-Chapter 14 Applications (simple, console)
1	5 Java Basics	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 3-8,10 , JO-Chapter 3 VIDEO covering modules: Java Basics, Messages/Methods, Applications (modules 5,6 and 7) with the exception of Collections lecture (separate video below) "Java- basics" "Java- objects" "Java- arrays" "Java- Flow of Control" "Java- packages" Collections (data structures and algorithms) as YouTube as mp4 Exercises: Ex: Class w/variables & methods
1	6 Messages/ Methods	Class Lecture, OOP- Chapter 5, JO-Chapter 4, 5, 8 , J-Chapter 9 (interfaces) OOP: Messages Java- methods Methods-Part 2
1/2	8 SW Management	Class Lecture, A motivation (borrowed from my web class): StartupEngineering Git Lecture as YouTube as mp4 GIT - versioning control Video (flash) discussing creation Bitbucket repository and commiting exicsing Eclipse Project to it Create Bitbucket Repository Create GIT repository for already Existing Eclipse Project Create new Eclipse Project and associate with already existing GIT repository How to import an Eclipse Project from a git (bitbucket) repository you have already cloned Exercise: Ex 4: GIT: due Oct 6 end of class setup Bitbucket and eGit on Eclipse. Create Bitbucket repository called "YourLastName_AddressBook" (e.g. for me it would be called Grewe_AddressBook") Setup the project you created in previous Exercise to use Git and associate it with the remote bitbucket repository by pushing the code. *Demonstrate to fellow student and fill out sign up sheet* (this will help for Project 1)
2	1 Introduction to Concepts and more	Class Lecture, OOP-chapter 1 Concept Intro Lecture as YouTube as mp4 Introduction Modularity Abstraction Polymorphism IDEs: Using Eclipse , and more on using Eclipse Using Netbeans (I am not supporting this) Server Account Unix Tips
2	2 SW Develompent & some basic concepts	Class Lecture, Abstraction: OOP-Chapter 2, Java-Chapter 7,8, JO-Chapter 5 Polymorphism: OOP: Chapter 14, JO-Chapter 7 SW Development, as YouTube Lecture, as mp4 RAD Extreme Programming Survey of Programming comparing functional and OOP OOP: Interface
2	3 SW Eng, UML and Classes and Objects	Class Lecture, OOP- Chapter 4, Java-Chapter 6, JO-Chapter 1 SW Engineering Brainstorming UML, UML lecture as YouTube as mp4 finding tools to help you e.g. ArgoUML Open Source UML Software have not tried some of the new Eclipse UML pluggins like Papyrus (install video) OOP Design intro OOP: Objects OOP: Classes Exercises: Ex Design: Analysis &Design (this is part of the points for Project 3)
2/3	9 More SW Eng/OOP design & Testing	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 6, JO-Chapter 15,16 Coupling OOP Metrics Testing , Logging (JO-chapter 15) as YouTube as mp4 Unit Testing, Unit Testing featuring JUnit Junit & Eclipse Demo (JUnit version 3 & 4) should do version 4 Example on Junit (or search for your favorite) JUnit and Netbeans JUnit 3 or 4??? JUnit 4 and Eclipse
3	10 Input/Output	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 5,19, JO-Chapter 12 lecture, Java IO basics Exercises Ex I/O: Reading (this will help with Project 1) write file (not turned in) Standard In/Out (not turned in) read file (not turned in)
3	11 JavaDoc and Packages	Class Lecture, Java-Chapter 9, JO-Chapter 2 On-line JavaDoc documentation, comments Example How to do in eclipse (or search for your version of IDE) Eclipse and Javadoc setup (you must first install Java SDK not just the JRE to get the javadoc tool) Java packages Exercise: Ex javadoc: Using javadoc (this will help you for Project 1)
3/4	12 Inner classes and Generics	Class Lecture, Java-Chapter 12 Inner Classes, as YouTube , as mp4 intro in java Sun tutorial Deitel Tutorial
4	13 Database	Class Lecture, Data Solutions- Lecture, as a YouTube, as mp4 SQL - Lecture, as a YouTube, as mp4 SQL - Basics (6320 site) Connecting to Oracle DB with JDBC, Java: Chapter 21 IMPORTANT: Make all of your tables and their Columns in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS. JDBC Lecture as YouTube, as mp4 Connection Pooling Lecture (* on your own ) JDBC & Databases JDBC Driver Types Get and Use Drivers Example application* * YOU MUST UNDERSTAND how to setup your project with database drivers Do this* Demo of Using a DBA tool (TOAD) AND setting up Eclipse with JDBC program connecting to Oarcle as YouTube Exercise: Exercise Database Due mid-class Oct. 25 (moved to Oct 27 start of class): Use the sample code above and modify to Create a table called ADDRESSENTRYTABLE inside your Oracle account. IT must have the columns/keys specified in Project 2 (you must read this) Populate it with some Address Entry data --at least 4 database entries. Modify the code above so that instead of connected to a DOGS table it connects to your ADDRESSENTRYTABLE and prints out all the database entries to the screen. YOU WILL DEMONSTRATE by mid-class. Database Adminstration Tool for management: WINDOWS: TOAD version freeware MAC: TOAD for Mac HOW to setup TOAD AND use it * you must Do this on your computer*** get freeware version, or search for academic version or do trial version for 30 days
5	14 GUI design, Java awt and Swing	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 15O-Chapter 14 Java GUI Concepts lecture intro Java Swing lecture Main Applicaton Class that is GUI (there are other options) Eclipse's WindowBuilder GUI development tool GUI Design mockup tools About swing You should use swing not basic awt when possible getting started in Swing Scrollable Selectable Lists awt Java GUI more awt Java GUI THE FUTURE: JavaFX (to eventually replace Swing) SETUP 1) install java scene builder Note some issues with Oracle support of scene builder (alternative download) 2) setting up eclipse with eFXclipse - gui drag/drop with scene builder for JavFX HOW TO USE: tutorial on using scene builder in efxclipse Exercise: Ex: GUI
5	15 Java Graphics	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 15 , JO-Chapter 14 Graphics (note examples for Applets but, can work with Graphic applications) Images, Sound
5	16 Event Handling	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 16, JO-Chapter 14 Event Handling See Previous Lecture -Events Part Exercise: Ex: event handling
6	17 Patterns and Frameworks	Class Lecture, General Examples Designing Your Own Framework
6/7	18 A framework in Practice -> ANDROID	SEE LECTURE FOR MATERIALS COVERED from CS4521 WEBSITE. (you must attend class!!!) We will cover Modules 3,4,5 of 4521 AND any additional items like Database. More modules will be covered only as time alows. This means that some of you will be doing some reading on your own depending on what you propose to do in your app. Android Run-time Errors TIPS Exercises: Ex 11: DUE Nov. 10 Android 1 - basics, getting started (complete through adding second Activity) Go through all the parts of the tutorial, programming the code snippets as you go. demonstrate the code working which should look like the following (on left the main activity launched when you start application AND on right the second activity started when the user types in a message and hits the Send button in the first Activity) On your own Android 2: Create as many Activities as you need in your Project 3 Android Application and have the first one launched from a Project 3 Android Application. Show the other interfaces to instructor in the Eclipse XML interface builder GUI. not turned in : Android 3: Managing the Activity Lifecycle read all the parts of this tutorial download the ActivityLifecycle.zip code (see download the demo code) OPTIONAL Android 4: : Saving Data (key-value or files or database)
8	19 Threads	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 22, JO-Chapter13 about threads in Java Exercises: (NOT TURNED IN) Play with Threads not turned in: 2 NOTE: re-read I/O lecture example on Piped Streams
8	20 Exceptions	Class Lecture, Java: Chapter 14, JO-Chapter 9 about exceptions more An Idea : design- contracts Exercises (NOT TURNED IN) design via contracts
8	21 Java: Internet Communications	Class Lecture, Chapter 23 Basic Network Communications
8	22 Java: Lambda Expressions & Video Stream Lectures	Class Lecture, Lambda Expressions taking Java into funcitonal programming (anonymous functions) Various Video Streams (optional, on your own)
9	23 C++ and OOP	Class Lecture, Comparison of OOP languages OOP in C++ structs classes constructor destructor member functions protection type friend function inheritance - simple inheritance - construction order multiple inheritance functions and parameter passing other compilation process (review) I/O const #include #define math library string functions Exercise: not turned in: simple subclass
10*	Project Work & Demonsteration
10	24 .NET platform	part1 part2 part3 .NET web site Java versus .NET (early position paper) Reflection
10	25 Speech and OOP Application	Class Lecture, intro
To be scheduled ??	26 Frameworks Sample	Class Lecture,--this material is presented earlier in class schedule when I can fit in parts of it ---so this will not be scheduled. A few Sample Language Specific Web-Oriented Frameworks (from CS6320)

1

1

1

1

1/2

2

2

2

2/3

3

3

3/4

4

5

5

5

6

6/7

SEE LECTURE FOR MATERIALS COVERED from CS4521 WEBSITE. (you must attend class!!!)

We will cover Modules 3,4,5 of 4521 AND any additional items like Database. More modules will be covered only as time alows. This means that some of you will be doing some reading on your own depending on what you propose to do in your app.

8

8

8

8

9

10*

10

10