CSE775 Code 7 January 2003 ../webpages/FawcettHome.xml ../webpages/Courses.xml ../webpages/Code.xml ../webpages/Books.xml www.ecs.syr.edu/faculty/fawcett/handouts ../webpages/research.xml ../webpages/swdev.xml ../webpages/webdev.xml ../webpages/news.xml ../webpages/OtherLinks.xml ../webpages/SiteDesign.xml ../CSE681/CSE681Code.xml ../CSE687/CSE687Code.xml ../CSE691/CSE691Code.xml ../CSE775/CSE775Code.xml ../CSE776/CSE776Code.xml ../CSE778/CSE778Code.xml ../CSE784/CSE784Code.xml Presentations and Code
../webpages/CSE775.xml www.ecs.syr.edu/faculty/fawcett/handouts/CSE775

www.research.att.com/~bs/homepage.html, www.accu.org, www.gotw.ca/publications/standard_c++_meets_managed_c++.htm, www.codeproject.com, www.sellsbrothers.com, www.gotw.ca, www.cuj.com, devCentral.iftech.com, www.ddj.com, www.boost.org, technetcast.ddj.com

On this page you will find links to presentations, sample code, and other things useful for developing projects for this course. Unlike some of the other courses in this sequence, you are not required to prepare any documentation for these projects, other than in the code itself. However, I take this, self-documenting, aspect of your code very seriously, and so should you. For details about this, please refer to the presentation: presentations/modules.ppt. The course ../webpages/CSE775.xml#syllabus describes the topics covered in each lecture, the reading material you should have consumed before coming to class, and due dates for each of the projects. Project specifications are found in the projects folder. Requirements on each submission are described in projects/submiss.doc. Reading this document carefully should save you from grade deductions you don't need to suffer. I use this file, projects/prgs775.doc, to grade the four projects submitted for this course. You should note that only twenty percent of your grade is concerned with the functionality of your project. The rest is concerned with its structure, style, and design.

The purpose of this folder is to provide access to code samples prepared for current and former students in CSE775. It is organized in a series of subfolders:
code Collection of all demonstration, prototype, and reusable module code, discussed in CSE775 lectures. presentations Collection of all presentation materials used in CSE775 lectures. Lecture1/CSE775codeL1.xml Introduction: Syllabus, Projects, Exams, Why Components?, www.ecs.syr.edu/faculty/fawcett/handouts/cse775, grading Lecture2/CSE775codeL2.xml Component Object Models, Component Roadmap Lecture3/CSE775codeL3.xml Interfaces, Dynamic Linking, GUIDs, registry Lecture4/CSE775codeL4.xml Class Factory, Service Control Manager, Activation Lecture5/CSE775codeL5.xml Active Template Library (ATL) Lecture6/CSE775codeL6.xml ATL, Build process Lecture7/CSE775codeL7.xml Out-of-Process components, Activation Lecture8/CSE775codeL8.xml Marshalling Lecture9/CSE775codeL9.xml Interface Definition Language (IDL) Lecture10/CSE775codeL10.xml IDL, Type Libraries, COM types, smart pointers Lecture11/CSE775codeL11.xml .Net and C# Lecture12/CSE775codeL12.xml C# and Component Models Lecture13/CSE775codeL13.xml Controls and Components Lecture14/CSE775codeL14.xml Review for Midterm Lecture15/CSE775codeL15.xml Midterm Examination Lecture16/CSE775codeL16.xml Discuss Midterm results Lecture17/CSE775codeL17.xml .Net Remoting vs. DCOM Lecture18/CSE775codeL18.xml Web Services Lecture19/CSE775codeL19.xml Windows programming basics Lecture20/CSE775codeL20.xml Event Models, Properties, and Controls Lecture21/CSE775codeL21.xml Controls and Control Containers Lecture22/CSE775codeL22.xml COM and .Net Interoperablity Lecture23/CSE775codeL23.xml Hosting Browser and Media player controls Lecture24/CSE775codeL24.xml Security Models Lecture25/CSE775codeL25.xml Introduction to COM+ Lecture26/CSE775codeL26.xml Performance: CPU cycles and memory Lecture27/CSE775codeL27.xml Summary of the COM and .Net Component Technologies Lecture28/CSE775codeL28.xml Where do we go from here?