CSE776 - Design Patterns

Revised: 32 May 2003
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Class Text

Resources: Lectures Presentations Syllabus Plop 4 Conference Papers on-line

Course Scope:

This seminar course is based on the book "Design Patterns", Gamma et. al. It is intended to provide a sophisticated look at Object Oriented Design methods with emphasis on conceptual understanding rather than writing a lot of code (this presumes you have already written a LOT of code in CSE681 and CSE687).

Students will make several presentations on patterns from the text and will write a small amount of supporting code. This work is conducted in teams of two students each. The presenting students and I jointly lead a discussion of each pattern following its presentation.

Required Texts and Notes:

  1. Design Patterns, Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software, Erich Gamma, et. al., Addison-Wesley, 1994,
    ISBN 0-201-63361-2
  2. Student presentations available here, after the presentation, and will remain until the beginning of the next semester. www.ecs.syr.edu/faculty/fawcett/handouts/CSE776
  3. Patterns Summary Hillside Group Site Patterns Papers PatternDigest John Vlissides Home Page
    Presentation on Patterns (and more) by Erich Gamma

Prerequisites:

CSE687 - Object Oriented Design

Syllabus - Summer 2003:

Session
Pattern
Student - Pattern
Student - Code
Session #1
Tue, May 20		 Introduction, Presentations
Jim Fawcett
-
Session #2
Thu, May 22		 Abstract Factory
Jim Fawcett
Jim Fawcett
Session #2
Thu, May 22		 Assign Presentations
Jim Fawcett
-
Session #3
Tue, May 27		 Builder
Rajesh Chopade
Rajesh Chopade
Session #3
Tue, May 27		 Factory Method
Amey Bordikar
Amey Bordikar
Session #4
Thu, May 29		 Prototype
Priyaa Nachimuthu
Priyaa Nachimuthu
Session #4
Thu, May 29		 Singleton
Goldie Fernandez
Goldie Fernandez
Session #5
Tue, June 03		 Adapter
Brendan Ward
Brendan Ward
Session #5
Tue, June 03		 Bridge
Jim Fawcett
Jim Fawcett
Session #6
Thu, June 05		 Composite
Subha Desikan
Subha Desikan
Session #6
Thu, June 05		 Decorator
Alvaro Ramirez
Alvaro Ramirez
Session #7
Tue, June 10		 Facade
Praveen Nidamarthi
Praveen Nidamarthi
Session #7
Tue, June 10		 Flyweight
Vishali Chandramouli
Vishali Chandramouli
Session #8
Thu, June 12		 Proxy
Ronghua Wang
Ronghua Wang
Session #8
Thu, June 12		 Chain of Responsibility
Rajesh Chopade
Rajesh Chopade
Session #9
Tue, June 17		 Command
Jim Fawcett
Jim Fawcett
Session #9
Tue, June 17		 Interpreter
Goldie Fernandez
Goldie Fernandes
Session #10
Thu, June 19		 Iterator
Rajesh Chopade
Rajesh Chopade
Session #10
Thu, June 19		 Mediator
Amey Bordikar
Amey Bordikar
Session #11
Tue, June 24		 Memento
Jim Fawcett
Jim Fawcett
Session #11
Tue, June 24		 Observer
Priyaa Nachimuthu
Priyaa Nachimuthu
Session #12
Thu, June 26		 State
Brendan Ward
Brendan Ward
Session #12
Thu, June 26		 Strategy
Subha Desikan
Subha Desikan
Session #13
Tue, July 01		 Template Method
Alvaro Ramirez
Alvaro Ramirez
Session #13
Tue, July 01		 Visitor
Goldie Fernandes
Goldie Fernandes
Session #14
Wed, July 03		 Role Object
Praveen Nidamarthi
-
Session #14
Wed, July 03		 Extension Object
Vishali Chandramouli
-
Session #15
Tue, July 08		 Acyclic Visitor
Ronghua Wang
-
Session #15
Tue, July 08		 Basic Relationship Patterns
Rajesh Chopade
-
Session #16
Thu, July 10		 Abstract Session
Amey Bordikar
-
Session #16
Thu, July 10		 Enabling Application Security
Priyaa Nachimuthu
-
Session #17
Tue, July 15		 Input and Output Pattern Language
Brendan Ward
-
Session #17
Tue, July 15		 Pluggable Factory
Vishali Chandramouli
-
Session #18
Thu, July 17		 Capable, Productive, Satisfied
Alvaro Ramirez
-
Session #18
Thu, July 17		 Big Ball of Mud
Praveen Nidamarthi
-
Session #19
Tue, July 22		 Customer Interaction
Subha Desikan
-
Session #19
Tue, July 22		 More on Pattern Languages
Jim Fawcett
-
Session #20
Thu, July 24		 Where do we go from here?
Jim Fawcett
-
Class meets twice per week for two hours each time.