CSE
500 – Fall 2004
Patterns in Programming
[Course Info] [Contact Info] [Grading] [Content] [Schedule]
Announcements
- Assignment #1 (Due Date: Friday, October 15)
- Assignment #2 (Due Date: Friday, October 29)
- Assignment #3 (Due Date: Friday, November 19)
- Assignment #4 (Due Date: Friday, December 3)
- Assignment #5 (Due Date: Wednesday, December 15)
- Midterm Exam
- Midterm exam is on Friday, October 22, from 8 am to 10:30 am.
- The exam covers UML (60-70%) and Java programming (30-40%). It is an open-book exam, so please bring the following books with you:
- UML Distilled;
- Object-Oriented Design & Patterns;
- Big Java.
Also feel free to bring your notes or other references.
- All the lecture notes and the following chapters should be reviewed:
- UML Distilled: 1, 3-5, 9-12;
- Object-Oriented Design & Patterns: 1-4;
- Big Java: 2, 3, 5-7, 9, 11.
Course Info
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Course: |
CSE 500 |
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Title: |
Patterns in Programming |
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Semester: |
Fall 2004 |
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Fridays, 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM |
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Location: |
Northrop Grumman, |
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Textbooks: |
Object-Oriented
Design & Patterns Cay Horstmann UML Distilled,
3rd Edition |
Contact Info
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First Half Instructor: |
Rong Zhao |
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(631) 632-7528 |
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Second Half Instructor: |
Richard McKenna |
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(631) 632-9564 |
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Grading
This is a three credit graded course. Final grades will be made up from the following percentages:
- Assignments: 30%
- Midterm Exam: 35%
- Final Exam: 35%
Both the mid-term and final exams will be closed book. The final exam will not be cumulative, but rather only on material covered in the second half of the semester.
Content
This
course provides an introduction to programming patterns often encountered in
Information Systems. It presents the role of patterns and introduces patterns
used by computer scientists and software engineers. The course covers a wide
breadth of program types including user interfaces, numerical computing, event
handling, and use of varied data structures. Patterns developed during the
course are predominantly object-oriented patterns, including factory, façade,
and many others.
Lecture and Assignments Schedule
NOTE: This lecture schedule is not set in stone, so check the site periodically for updates. It is likely that there will be some changes to the materials covered.
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8/30 |
8/31 |
9/1 |
9/2 |
9/3 |
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9/6 |
9/7 |
9/8 |
9/9 |
9/10 |
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9/13 |
9/14 |
9/15 |
9/16 |
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9/20 |
9/21 |
9/22 |
9/23 |
9/24 |
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9/27 |
9/28 |
9/29 |
9/30 |
10/1 |
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10/4 |
10/5 |
10/6 |
10/7 |
10/8 |
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10/11 |
10/12 |
10/13 |
10/14 |
10/15 |
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10/18 |
10/19 |
10/20 |
10/21 |
10/22 |
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10/25 |
10/26 |
10/27 |
10/28 |
10/29 Review: Ch 6 |
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11/1 |
11/2 |
11/3 |
11/4 |
11/5 Review:
Ch 5 |
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11/8 |
11/9 |
11/10 |
11/11 |
11/12 Review:
Ch 10 |
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11/15 |
11/16 |
11/17 |
11/18 |
11/19 |
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11/22 |
11/23 |
11/24 |
11/25 |
11/26 |
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11/29 |
11/30 |
12/1 |
12/2 |
12/3 |
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12/6 |
12/7 |
12/8 |
12/9 |
12/10 (continued) |
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12/13 |
12/14 |
12/15 |
12/16 |
12/17 FINAL EXAM |
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