EE 461L Schedule

EE 461L - Schedule of Topics - Spring 2020

This schedule is subject to change during the semester. Due dates may change.

Week	Lecture	Lab/Tutorial	Assignments
#0: 1/20 ---------- Readings: Syllabus Pair Programming Rules Visual Git Guide Watch: Growth Mindset: Carol Dweck Why Software Engineering? Resources: git - the simple guide Hello World for Github TwistedEquations on Branching & Merging Pro Git's Branching & Merging Pro Git's Basic Undoing Things Intro to Git for Web Designers Git Magic, chapters 1 and 2	Class Introduction Team Project: Requirements Teamwork Peer evaluation Version Control and Collaborative Software Development	None	Get a GitHub Student Pack with unlimited private repos Tutorial submissions are due one hour before the next week's lab meeting begins unless otherwise noted. Late tutorials are not accepted. If you do not attend lab and work on the assigned tutorial during lab, you will receive a 0 on the tutorial. Checkouts must be done during lab the week during which you are working on the tutorial, or the following week if you are unable to complete the tutorial during your three hour lab period during the week it was assigned. Paper 1 assignment is due on Friday at 10 pm. Important: Always launch Perusall from the Canvas assignment. Prepare for quiz over: this week's reading assignments, syllabus and code of conduct Install git on your machine
#1: 1/27 -------- Readings: Google App Engine Google: Good or Bad? by Don Norman Usability 101 by Jakob Nielsen An Investigation of the Therac-25 Accidents Watch: Github Projects Exercises: CSS Syntax Exercises 1-4 CSS Border Exercises 1-4 CSS Margin Exercises 1-3 CSS Box Model Exercises 1-4	Basic Web Programming 1/30: In-class voter registration Examples: Span Add Class Name Create/Append Element Mouse Over Event getElementsBy Class/Tag Name alert box confirm box prompt box Style Display More Style Display Form/Button Set href	Git	Blog Post 2 due Friday at 11:59 pm Paper 2 due Sunday at 10 pm
#2: 2/3 --------- Readings: Uber's Self-Driving Crash Maven Tutorial Boeing Software: 737 Max Resources: GNU make Manual Mrbook's make tutorial Jenkov Ant tutorial Ant Manual Example Makefile Exercises: JS Function Exercises 1-4 JS Events Exercises 1-3 JS Conditions 1-2 HTML DOM Exercises 1-6	Build Management Engineering EXPO Thursday 2/6 10 am - 4 pm	DHTML & Google App Engine	Paper 3 due Sunday at 11:59 pm Blog App Project assigned
#3: 2/10 ---------- Readings: User Interface Design for Programmers by Joel Spolsky Hawaii's false ballistic missile alert was a failure in UX design Do the list exercises: https://www.w3schools.com/python/exercise.asp?filename=exercise_lists1	Python CNS Career Fair Thursday 2/13 1-5 pm	Build Management
#4: 2/17 ---------- Readings: The Joel Test by Joel Spolsky The Java Tutorials: OO Concepts Resource: An Investigation of the Therac-25 Accidents	SDLC, Agile, and UML	Python & MongoDB	Blog App Project due Monday
#5: 2/24 ---------- Resources: JUnit on Mac JUnit tutorial	Testing Customer-Developer Meetings	UML
#6: 3/2 ---------- Readings: Parnas' paper on modularization criteria Read The Single Responsibility Principle paper (link included in first table)	Information Hiding Exam Review Customer-Developer Meetings Assessment review materials: Midterm review Review Solutions	Testing Exam Review: Q&A	Phase I due Friday at 11:59 pm
#7: 3/9 ----------- Readings: The Liskov Substitution Principle Why Extends is Evil	Information Hiding Midterm Exam	Project Work
3/16	SPRING BREAK
#8: 3/23 ------------ Read: The Open/Closed Principle paper Design Patterns - Coming Full Circle	Design Patterns 3/26: Di Hunyh, Blackbaud	Project Work	Phase II due Friday at 11:59 pm
#9: 3/30 ----------- Read: The Dependency Inversion Principle Pattern Exercise (in class) Resources: Factory code Singleton code Command code	Design Patterns 2 Customer-Developer Meetings Apr 2: Ethics in SWE Cockrell Cares: March 30-April 10	Observer Design Pattern
#10: 4/6 ------------ Read: Code Smells: Bloaters (Read the page for each smell - you don't have to read about the refactorings yet.)	Design Patterns 3: Factories, Singleton and Command	Observer, continued
#11: 4/13 ------------- Read: Code Smells: Divergent Change and Shotgun Surgery Guerilla Interviewing Resources: Enumeration interface Iterator interface	Design Patterns 3: Adapter and Facade Invited speaker: Kurtis White, Indeed	Command and Singleton Patterns	Phase III due Friday at 11:59 pm
#12: 4/20 ------------- Read: Refactoring Example Resume Read Resources: Catalog of Refactorings	Refactoring Refac1.java	Refactoring
#13: 4/27 ------------- Read: The Coming Software Apocalypse Resources: Patterns - regex	Refactoring Project Presentations	Finish Refactoring	Phase IV due Monday at 11:59 pm
#14: 5/4	Project Presentations Exam 2 review Exam 2 will be on Thursday, 5/7, 5-7 pm

Many thanks to Professor Christine Julien, Professor Miryung Kim, and Professor Glenn Downing for allowing me to access and modify their course materials. This course was originally designed and developed by Professor Miryung Kim - many of the materials are revised versions of her materials.