CS 3331 Advanced Object Oriented Programming Fall 2009 CRN 14917 Lecture MW 1 30 pm 2 50 pm in CS 322 Website http www cs utep edu cheon cs3331 Instructor Yoonsik Cheon x 8028 ycheon utep edu office hours MW 10 30 11 50 am in CS 202B TA Cesar Yeep x 8949 ceyeep miners utep edu office hours TR 12 30 3 00 pm in CS 128 Prerequisite CS 2402 with a grade of C or better Course Goals The goal of this course is to equip students with advanced design and programming techniques in the object oriented programming paradigms To this end specific goals are To increase students knowledge of object oriented design concepts To teach the knowledge and skills needed to develop reusable quality programs To instruct students on the use of object oriented design tools such as UML for modeling problem solutions and complex systems and To increase students proficiency in programming in object oriented environments Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course students will be able to Level 3 Synthesis and evaluation Develop modular solutions to a given problem statement Level 3 Design and implement software employing the principles of encapsulation information hiding abstraction and polymorphism Level 3 Design implement and use classes and methods in an object oriented programming language employing standard naming conventions and making appropriate use of advanced features such as inheritance exception handling I O references and simple GUIs Level 3 Evaluate existing classes and software for the purposes of extension through inheritance Level 3 Use and create standard API documents to understand and document the use of classes and methods Level 3 Design and implement through test suites unit testing Level 3 Refactor existing software to improve its design or efficiency Level 2 Application and analysis Use object oriented design tools such as UML class diagrams to model problem solutions and express inheritance association aggregation and composition relationships among classes Level 2 Recognize and use basic object oriented design patterns to structure solutions to problems Level 2 Implement association relationships and multiplicities Level 2 Use frameworks classes and methods from standard libraries in problem solutions Level 1 Knowledge and comprehension Explain the fundamentals of software development including development process quality of software systems and challenges of software development and Level 1 Define or explain principles of modularity encapsulation information hiding abstraction and polymorphism Texts The required course textbook is Xiaoping Jia s Object Oriented Software Development Using Java 2nd edition Addison Wesley 2003 The textbook is available at the UTEP bookstore and you are expected to acquire a copy for your use in this course as reading assignments will be taken from the textbook In addition to the required textbook the following books are recommended as references Scott W Ambler The Elements of UML 2 0 Style Cambridge University Press 2005 Allan Vermeulen et al The Elements of Java Style Cambridge University Press 2000 1 Maurice Naftalin and Philip Wadler Java Generics Oreilly 2007 Assignments There will be two kinds of assignments individual assignments and group assignments All assignments will be announced or handed out in class If you miss a class it is your responsibility to find out what you missed A majority of assignment will require programming in Java For non programming assignments no late submissions will be accepted unless arrangements have been made in advance or unless unusual circumstances warrant an exception For programming assignments late submissions will be accepted but programs turned in late will be penalized 10 for each day or partial day of lateness for up to five days After five days no submission will be accepted unless other arrangements have been made in advance or unless unusual circumstances warrant an exception All individual assignments whether programming or not are to be done individually While you may discuss the assignment in general terms with others your solutions should be composed designed written and tested by you alone If you need help consult the TA or the instructor Exams There will be one mid term exam and one final exam The final exam will be comprehensive The mid term exam will take place during the regular class session and will be 60 minutes in length and the final exam will take place on the date specified by the university Grading Your semester grade will be based on a combination of individual assignments group assignments and exams The approximate percentages are as follows Individual assignments 35 Group assignments 35 Exams 30 In addition a bonus of up to 5 is available for lecture attendance and participation To earn this bonus you must arrive at lecture on time and participate in class discussion in a constructive and prepared manner e g by asking or answering questions that demonstrate that you have read and attempted to understand the material The nominal percentage score to letter grade conversion is as follows 90 or higher is an A 80 89 is a B 70 79 is a C 60 69 is a D below 60 is an F I reserve the right to adjust these criteria downward e g so that 88 or higher represents an A based on overall class performance The criteria will not be adjusted upward however Attendance Lecture attendance is not mandatory but is recommended You should understand that your success in the course will improve greatly by attending class regularly It is your responsibility to keep up to date with notes assignments and exam Standards of Conduct You are expected to conduct yourself in a professional and courteous manner as prescribed by the UTEP Standards of Conduct Graded work homework projects exams is to be completed independently and should be unmistakably your own work although you may discuss your work with others in a general way You may not represent as your own work material that is transcribed or copied from another source including persons books or Web pages Instructors are required to and will report academic dishonesty and any other violation of the Standards of Conduct to the Dean of Students Disabilities If you feel that you may have a disability that requires accommodation contact the Disabled Student Services Office at 747 5184 go to Room 106E Union or email dss utep edu 2 Schedule The following table shows a planned schedule for the course The schedule is subject to change and an up to date