Midterm on March 21 (Thursday).
Final on May 7 (Tuesday: 8:00am - 10:00am).
Hw 1 due on February 15 (Thursday).
Hw 2 part 1 due on March 14 (Thursday).
Hw 2 part 2 due on April 30 (Tuesday).
Schedule
is subject to change.
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Introduction,
Model Driven Development |
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OO principles, class diagrams |
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SOLID principles |
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Model View Controller architecture |
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OO software process |
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Design patterns |
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Input domain partitioning testing, coverage criteria testing, OO testing
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Use of JUnit for
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Statecharts, their use to generate class protocol testcases |
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Use
of Java exception mechanism to achieve reliability and robustness
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Midterm (March 21) |
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Development
of concurrent systems: Concurrent, Distributed, and Parallel Systems,
Process, Thread, Race condition, (Magee Kramer textbook: ch
1.1, 2.2, 3.2, 4.1, 4.2 ; Goetz ch. 2) |
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Development
of concurrent systems: Conditional synchronization, nested locks (Magee
Kramer textbook: ch 5) |
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Development
of concurrent systems: Deadlock (Magee Kramer textbook, ch
6; Goetz textbook: ch 10) |
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Development
of concurrent systems: Safety, Liveness, Fairness, Visibility (volatile
vars), Reordering (Magee Kramer textbook, ch 7;
Goetz textbook: ch 3.1, ch 16.1) |
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Development
of concurrent systems: CAS algorithms, testing concurrrent systems (Goetz
textbook: ch 15, 12) |
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Project
presentations and demonstrations |
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Project
presentations and demonstrations |
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Final
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E-mail: rp31@txstate.edu