CS202 Programming Systems

Fall 2013

(the following outline is subject to change!)

Introduction

Week: Topic: Reading/Projects:

Week #1

10/1 Introduction **Login to Desire 2 Learn

Objectives for the course

(For a Review of C++

Discuss expectations examine Prata Ch 1-8)

Review Outline

Object Oriented Design: Concept

Topic #1 Responsibility Driven Design

What is Object Oriented Design?

Examples of how Abstraction can help

Identifying and Assigning Responsibilities

Determining Collaborations and Identifying their Purpose

Examining Relationships between Classes

10/3 Implementing the Design: Terminology & Concept

Inheritance

Polymorphism

Measuring the Quality of the Design

Alternatives?

Common Design Flaws

Advanced C++ Concepts: Syntax

Week #2

10/8 Topic #2 Remember C++... Lecture Notes #1

10/10 Data Abstraction vs. Prata Chapter 10

Object Oriented Programming

Topic #3 Introduction to Inheritance Prata Chapters 13-14

Terminology, Single Inheritance

Multiple and Virtual Inheritance Lecture Notes #5, 6

Copy Constructors

Week #3

10/15 Topic #4 Dynamic Binding, Prata Chapter 13

10/17 Run Time Type Identification Lecture Notes #7

Email Program #1 - Due 10/22

User Defined Conversions and Exception Handling

Week #4

10/22 Topic #4 User Defined Conversions Lecture Notes #8

10/24 Topic #5 Exception Handling Prata Chapter 15

Namespaces Prata Chapter 9

Building User Defined Data Types

Week #5

10/29 Topic #6 C++ Dynamic Memory Issues & Operator Overloading

Constructors allocating memory Lecture Notes #2

Destructors and Dynamic memory

10/31 Operator Overloading Prata Chapter 11

Rules, Guidelines Lecture Notes #3, 4

Rvalues, Modifiable Lvalues

Constant References

Constant Member Functions

The Behavior of Objects

Constant Objects, Logical Constness

Prepare for Midterm

Email Program #2 - Due 11/5

C++ Proficiency

Week #6

In-Class Midterm is 11/7

***Watch for announcements on the time and location for online students***

Midterm and Proficiency Demonstrations – 11/8

Demonstrations are required to pass this class and are by appointment. Watch your pdx.edu email for an appointment schedule. Times for the Online Student Midterm and Proficiency Demonstrations should be available after the third week of the term.

Students will be demonstrating C++, data structures, and gdb at the midterm demonstration. All students should be fluent with either vi or vim.

Email Program #3 - Due 11/14

Introduction to Java

Week #7

11/12, 11/14 Learning Java (attendance is optional)

Walk through examples projects using Java and C++

Discuss Garbage Collection

Object Oriented Programming in Practice

Week #8

11/19, 11/21 Analyze OOP solutions (attendance is optional)

Examine OOP solutions and design OOP alternatives in class

11/26 Examining OO solutions in Java

***NO CLASS on 11/28 and 11/29 (Thanksgiving) – PSU is Closed

Email Program #4 - Due 11/26

Preparation for the Upper Division Classes

Week #10

12/3, 12/5 Topic #7 Friends, Nesting, Static Members Lecture Notes #9

Template Functions and Classes Lecture Notes #10, 11

Comparison of Languages using OOP

Prepare for the Final Exam

Email Term Papers - Due 12/6

Final’s Week

Proficiency Demonstrations take place by appointment during finals week. Demonstrations are required to pass this class.

They may be performed early – whenever you feel confident with the material.

Comprehensive Final Exam:

· In-Class Student Final Exam: Thursday December 12^th 10:15-12:05

· Online Student exam times will be announced after 7^th week

Email - Program #5 6/11 **** No Late Program #5’s Accepted ****