Programming Fundamentals 2
Description
Programming is a craft rather than an exact science. Similarly to the craftsman in his workshop, we need a set of programming tools and guiding principles to develop reliable applications. The main purpose of Programming Fundamentals 2 is to learn how to design and implement programs above 500 lines of code. We give emphasis on clean and beautiful code, well-thought architectures, and a disciplined programming workflow. To achieve our goals, we will rely on the object-oriented paradigm and the Java programming language, as well as various programming tools (e.g., an editor, the shell, git and Github, Maven).
Further, this class provides a number of innovative features such as:- Automated and personalized feedback on your projects (quick grading, code analysis session).
- Standard and competitive tracks.
- An A.I. competition.
Chapters
The Small Programming Handbook Password for all recording: Programm1ng PF2 in one PDF (all the slides)- Chapter 0: Getting Started
Installation tutorials: Linux Ubuntu, Windows, OS X
- Chapter 1: Basics of Java syntax
- Chapter 2: Imperative Programming
- Chapter 3: Object-Oriented Programming
- Chapter 4: Ad-hoc Polymorphism
- Chapter 5: Subtype Polymorphism
- Chapter 6: Casting Polymorphism
- Chapter 7: (Almost) Everything is Object
- Chapter 8: Error Management
- Chapter 9: Parametric polymorphism
- Chapter 10: Design pattern
- Chapter 11: Modern Java Concepts
- Chapter 12: Network Programming in Java
- Chapter 13: Graphical User Interface with JavaFX
- Chapter 14: Wrapping up
Crafting
Live Coding
- Live coding 1: Shell, Git, Laboratory 1, Checkers (part 1)
- Live coding 2: Checkers (part 2),
readPositiveInteger, find the report from the automatic feedback system.
- Live coding 3: What to say in FlipGrid video, HashCode advices, Q&A.
- Live coding 4: Calculator (imperative style vs OO style)
Labs
Those interested in the competitive track must register here (you can join anytime).
- Lab 1: Connect Four (deadline 1st March 08:00AM)
- Lab 2: Pokedeck (deadline 15th March 08:00AM)
- Code review of Lab 2
- Lab 3: Free project (deadline 29th March 08:00AM)
- Code review of Lab 3
- Lab 4: Master of Ceremonies (deadline Saturday 10th April 08:00AM)
- Code review of Lab 4
- Code review of the exam
- Lab 5: Game Design-LOL 2D (deadline Monday 31th May 08:00AM)
- Lab 6: A Simple Artificial Intelligence for a MOBA game (deadline Monday 31th May 08:00AM)
In-class Laboratory (not graded)
Readings of the week
- The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!)
- Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years
- Revenge of the Nerds
- A Modest Proposal for the Copy and Paste School of Code Reuse
- The Art of Enbugging
- Avoid getters and setters whenever possible
- The Missing Semester (class)
Events
- Google Hash Code: Register on the official website, and add your team here
- Google Code Jam: Register on the official website.