Course (BSc): Programming 2

2023-11-23

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Description

This course provides an introduction to object-oriented design in Java with an emphasis on practical techniques for developing complex software systems.

Learning outcomes

You will learn:

How to apply Responsibility-Driven Design to decompose a complex system into objects
How to use Design by Contract to develop robust software
How to make use of inheritance to design flexible and generic software systems
How to apply iterative and incremental development and continuous refactoring to arrive at a clean and understandable design
How to effectively test software
How to develop maintainable code by consistently applying simple design principles
How to apply design patterns as reusable solutions to commonly occurring design problems
How to develop software that communicates its own design
How to effectively use development tools like integrated development environments and version control systems
How to program declaratively using paradigms beyond (classical) object-orientation

Overview (Spring Semester 2024)

Lecturer: Timo Kehrer
Assistants: TBD
Course details: ILIAS
Registration: KSL
Lectures: Fridays 13:15 - 15:00 (Hörsaal 1 001, Engehalde, E8)
Exercise hour: Fridays 15:00 - 16:00 (Hörsaal 1 001, Engehalde, E8)
Stream/Podcast: Available through ILIAS course
Pool hours: TBD
Language: English, German
Start: Friday, February 23, 2024
Exam: TBD
Course Repetition: Spring Semester 2025

Schedule (Spring Semester 2024)

23-Feb-24: Introduction
01-Mar-24: Object-Oriented Design Principles
08-Mar-24: Design by Contract
15-Mar-24: Testing and Debugging
22-Mar-24: Inheritance and Polymorphism
29-Mar-24: Good Friday
05-Apr-24: Spring break
12-Apr-24: Iterative Development and Refactoring
19-Apr-24: Design Patterns
26-Apr-24: GUI Construction
03-May-24: GenAI/Code Generation for Developers
10-May-24: Live Programming in Smalltalk
17-May-24: Functional Programming
24-May-24: Aspect-Oriented Programming
31-May-24: Q&A