L T B H P N L Lectures

CSE687 - Object Oriented Design

Design Tactics with Native Code

"The purpose of life is a life of purpose."
- Robert Byrne

Resources:

Syllabus, Lectures, Videos, Principles
Submitting Projects, Academic Integrity and Grading Policy
SG - OOD, SG - Design, SG - Templates, SG - Class Relationships
Succeeding with OOD Projects, Uploading Project Submissions
C++ Wikipedia, C++11 Wikipedia, C++14 Wikipedia, C++17 Wikipedia
CppCon 2018, CppCon 2017, CppCon 2016, CppCon 2015, CppCon 2014
Going Native 2013, Going Native 2012
Stroustrup's Home Page, Herb Sutter's Blog, Herb Sutter Videos - Channel 9, Thomas Becker's blog
Universal References - Scott Meyers
Modules - early experiment
SysInternals - Microsoft
Getting Started with C++

Course Scope:

Covers design and implementation of object oriented programs using the C++ language. This is an intensive course covering: design strategies used in object oriented design, essentially all of the Standard C++ Programming Lanaguage, and its Standard Library. A typical class will introduce some part of the C++ language, present a design principle that relates in some way to that part, and illustrate both with code examples.

Four design and implementation projects are required that are progressively more challenging. A lot of work outside of class is expected. Students that complete this course with good grades will have the skills to work in almost any commercial or industrial organization in this country.

Required Texts and Notes:

  1. C++ Programming Languge (CPPPL), 4th Edition, Stroustrup .
  2. The C++ Standard Library (CPPSL), Second Edition, Nicolai Josuttis, Addison-Wesley, 2012, ISBN 978-0-321-62321-8
  3. Class Notes, available on www.ecs.syr.edu/faculty/fawcett/handouts/CSE687
  4. CppReference.com - Excellent synopsis of the C++ language and library

Recommended References:

These are texts I like and use from time to time. I don't expect you to look at all of these - just know they are here and think about buying if you find yourself working as a C++ developer after finishing your program.
  1. C++ Primer (CPPP), Fifth Edition, Lippman, Lajoie, Moo, Addison-Wesley, 2013
  2. A Tour of C++, Bjarne Stroustrup, ISBN 978-0-321-95831
  3. C++ Primer Plus, Stephen Prata, Waite Group Press, 2012, ISBN 0-321-77640-2, Sixth Edition available at desk in SciTech Library
  4. C++ Coding Standards, Herb Sutter, Andrei Alexandrescu, Addison-Wesley, 2005
  5. C++ Gotchas, Avoiding Common Problems in Coding and Design, Stephen Dewhurst, Addison-Wesley, 2003
  6. Effective STL, Scott Meyers, Addison-Wesley, 2002
  7. Effective C++, Scott Meyers, Addison-Wesley, 3rd Edition, 2005
  8. More Effective C++, Scott Meyers, Addison-Wesley, 1996
  9. The Design and Evolution of the C++ Language, Bjarne Stroustrup, Addison-Wesley, 1994
  10. Modern C++ Design, Andre Alexandrescu, Addison-Wesley, 2001
  11. Imperfect C++, Matthew Wilson, Addison-Wesley, 2005
  12. Exceptional C++, Herb Sutter, Addison-Wesley, 2000
  13. More Exceptional C++, Herb Sutter, Addison-Wesley, 2002
  14. Exceptional C++ Style, Herb Sutter, Addison-Wesley, 2005
  15. Boost C++ Library UML Tutorial cplusplus.com references Schmidt Tutorials ACCU.org The C++ Source STL Programming Links

Prerequisites:

Students are expected to have a good working knowledge of the C Programming Language. Some knowledge of C++ will help you, but is not required. This course is significanly more challenging than the usual undergraduate course in C++.

Syllabus - Spring 2019:

Syllabus CSE687 - Object Oriented Design
Lecture Topics Read before class Project
Introduction:
Lecture #1, Tue Jan 15 		Syllabus, projects, examination, grading, notation, packages, Handouts skim CPPPL chp 1-9
skim CPPP 1-6, CPPSL 2		 hand out Pr1
Language Survey:
Lecture #2, Thur Jan 17 		classes, object model, templates, references, streams CPPP 7, 16
links on lecture page
CppR - language		 Pr1
Encapsulation:
Lecture #3, Tue Jan 22 		Encapsulation Principle, interfaces, object factories CPPP 7
links on lecture page		 Pr1
Abstraction:
Lecture #4, Thur Jan 24 		Value Types, simulating support for native types CPPP 7, 13, 14
links on lecture page
CppR - class		 Pr1
Overloading:
Lecture #5, Tue Jan 29 		operator model, overloading, std::string CPPP 14, CPPSL 13
links on lecture page
CppR - Operators		 Pr1
Templates:
Lecture #6, Thur Jan 31 		templates, binding time, software reuse CPPP 16
links on lecture page
CppR - Templates		 Pr1
Template Applications:
Lecture #7, Tue Feb 05 		Template pollicies, traits, Containers, smart pointers, reference counted objects CPPP 16
links on lecture page
CppR - Templates		 Pr1 due
Hierarchy:
Lecture #8, Thur Feb 07 		relationships between classes CPPP 15
links on lecture page		 Pr2
Inheritance & Composition:
Lecture #9, Tue Feb 12 		Inheritance & Composition examples, initialiation CPPP 15
links on lecture page
CppR - Derived Classes		 Pr2
Liskov Substitution Principle:
Lecture #10, Thur Feb 14 		Inheritance examples, initialization, polymorphism, Liskov Substitution Principle (ISP) CPPP 15
links on lecture page		 Pr2
Open/Closed Principle:
Lecture #11, Tue Feb 19 		Open/Closed Principle (OCP), design for OCP links on lecture page Pr2
Interfaces:
Lecture #12, Thur Feb 21 		Depencency Inversion Principle (DIP), interfaces and object factories again links on lecture page Pr2
Processes and Threads:
Lecture #13, Tue Feb 26 		Win32 Processes, Threads and Locking classes links on lecture page Pr2
Processes and Threads:
Lecture #14, Thur Feb 28 		Win32 Processes, Threads and Locking classes continued CPPPL 41, 42
links on lecture page		 Pr2
Midterm Review:
Lecture #15, Tue Mar 05 		Review last year's exam CPPP, CPPSL
Class Notes		 Pr2 due
Midterm Exam:
Lecture #16, Thur Mar 07 		Midterm Exam You may bring in one page of notes. Write on both sides if you wish. Pr3
Tue Mar 12 Spring Break no classes Pr3
Thur Mar 14 Spring Break no classes Pr3
Sockets:
Lecture #17, Tue Mar 19 		Win32 Sockets links on lecture page Pr3
Sockets:
Lecture #18, Thu Mar 21 		Socket Communication links on lecture page Pr3
Managed C++:
Lecture #19, Tue Mar 26 		(Managed) C++/CLI, Syntax and Example Applications, Framework Class Libraries links on lecture page Pr3
WPF
Lecture #20, Thu Mar 28 		Windows Presentation Foundation using (managed) C++/CLI links on lecture page Pr3
Midterm Results:
Lecture #21, Tue Apr 02 		Exams returned, solutions discussed, Midterm Makeup Examination solutions handed out Pr3
Components:
Lecture #22, Thu Apr 04 		components, interfaces, Interface Segregation Principle (ISP), Exceptions CPPPL 13
links on lecture page		 Pr3
Streams:
Lecture #23, Tue Apr 09 		Exceptions, iostreams CPPP 8, 18
links on lecture page		 Pr3 due
Standard Template Library:
Lecture #24, Thu Apr 11 		Standard Template Library (STL), STL containers, iterators CPPSL 6,7
CPPP 9-11
links on lecture page		 Pr4
STL Details:
Lecture #25, Tue Apr 16 		STL details CPPSL 8-12
links on lecture page		 Pr4
Template Metaprogramming:
Lecture #26, Thu Apr 18 		compile-time functions, selection, type lists links on lecture page Pr4
Applications of Template Metaprogramming:
Lecture #27, Tue Apr 23 		Typelists, functors, smart pointers, Loki Library links on lecture page Pr4
Wrap-up:
Lecture #28, Thu Apr 25 		Where do we go from here? links on lecture page Pr4
Wrap-up:
Lecture #29, Tue Apr 30 		Help with Project #4 links on lecture page Pr4 due

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