Computer engineering (Academic Year 2013/2014) - Information and communication technologies engineering (reserved for the students of Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt)

Software engineering and object oriented programming

Credits: 12

Content language:English

Course description

The course is divided in two modules:

Object oriented programming: it deals the basics of object oriented programming and the main features of the Java language
Software engineering: it deals with the principles, the techniques and the procedures adopted in the software development process

Prerequisites

Knowledge of the principles of programming and of one or more programming languages. Practical experience in the development of simple programs and knowledge of simple environments to support the development of software. Basic computer skills.

Objectives

To introduce the fundamentals of object-oriented programming and the Java programming language. To illustrate the main issues and methods in the shared process of software development.

Program

The Java language
abstract classes, interfaces, and package visibility
Introduction to UML
java fundamental classes: input / output, exceptions
Java Collection Framework
Some standard libraries: Applet, GUI, JDBC
The process of software development
The life cycle of the software
Quality Software
versioning and configuration
analysis and requirements specification
Design: Design Pattern
Verification and validation of software testing, inspection

Book

Software Testing and Analysis: Process, Principles, and Techniques. Mauro Pezzè and Michal Young, 2008, John Wiley & Sons.

Exercises

The exercises follow the arguments of the video lessons and provide for the resolution of writing exercises or completion of small projects of java programming, eventually forming using Design Patterns.

Professor/Tutor responsible for teaching

Patrizia Grifoni

Video professors

Prof. Giovanni Malnati - Politecnico di Torino (Torino - Italy)

Prof. Maurizio Morisio - Politecnico di Torino (Torino - Italy)

Prof. Marco Torchiano - Politecnico di Torino (Torino - Italy)

List of lessons

• Lesson n. 1: Introduction		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 2: The Java programming language		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 3: The Java Objects and classes		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 4: Objects and classes II		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 5: Inheritance and polymorphism		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 6: The Java Class Hierarchy		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 7: Unified Modeling Language		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 8: Exception handling		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 9: Data collections		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 10: Collections in practice		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 11: Files and file systems		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 12: Low level binary IO		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 13: Data IO in practice		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 14: Graphical user interfaces		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 15: User interaction		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 16: Event handling		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 17: 2D Graphics		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 18: Architectural patterns		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 19: Structured Data IO		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 20: GUI in practice		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 21: Concurrent programming		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 22: Synchronization		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 23: Concurrent programming techniques		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 24: High level synchronizers		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 25: Concurrency in practice		Giovanni Malnati
• Lesson n. 26: Introduction		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 27: The software process		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 28: Requirement engineering I		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 29: Requirement engineering II		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 30: Requirement engineering III		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 31: Requirement engineering IV		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 32: Requirement engineering V		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 33: ArchiDesign I		Marco Torchiano
• Lesson n. 34: ArchiDesign II		Marco Torchiano
• Lesson n. 35: ArchiDesign III		Marco Torchiano
• Lesson n. 36: ArchiDesign IV		Marco Torchiano
• Lesson n. 37: ArchiDesign V		Marco Torchiano
• Lesson n. 38: ArchiDesign VI		Marco Torchiano
• Lesson n. 39: Verification and validation		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 40: Verification and validation Black box		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 41: Unit test – White box		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 42: Verification and validation Integration		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 43: Static techniques for verification and validation		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 44: System test		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 45: Configuration management		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 46: PM - I		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 47: PM - II		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 48: PM - III		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 49: Software process I		Maurizio Morisio
• Lesson n. 50: Software process II		Maurizio Morisio

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Computer engineering (Academic Year 2013/2014) - Information and communication technologies engineering (reserved for the students of Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt)

Software engineering and object oriented programming