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- [3/19] Course grades posted. Please contact us immediately if there is a problem with your grade. Thank you all for a great quarter!
- [3/11] Final Exam posted.
- [2/13] Group Surveys Updated: Our group surveys have been updated so that you can use them to give anonymous feedback about your group's SDS and future phases. After you submit each phase, each member should please fill out his/her group's survey: CAMPS, CellarSpot, ChatInTheHat, Dataverse, ITSUCS, Omnemail, Sign2Text, Sudoku, WeTrade.
Lecture Calendar
| Week/Date | Activities | ||
| 11 | M 3/12 |
COVERED: Final Project Presentations (optional) UI page to accompany question 3 |
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| 10 | F 3/9 |
COVERED:  What Happens After a Product Ships (guest speaker: Valentin Razmov)
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| Th 3/8 | CLASS CANCELLED; meet with customers (TAs) instead, by appointment | ||
| W 3/7 | COVERED: Industry Perspective on SWE (guest speaker: Amanda Camp) | ||
| M 3/5 |
COVERED:
Scheduling; Factory and Flyweight Design Patterns
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| 9 | F 3/2 |
COVERED: Intellectual Property Issues (guest speaker: Gail Alverson) READ (#15):  about:blank, by M. Stepp;summary due Fri 3/2 in class |
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| Th 3/1 |
COVERED:
Performance Profiling LINKS: Java: HPROF (profiling in Java VM), HPjmeter (interprets HPROF files), TPTP (Eclipse profiler plugin) Javascript: Venkman (Firefox Javascript debugger/profiler) PHP: APD, Benchmark, DBG, Xdebug JSP: x.Link Ruby on Rails: ruby-prof |
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| W 2/28 |
COVERED:
System Testing LINKS: Web UI automation: Selenium Load testing: JMeter, curl-loader, DOTS, others Site monitoring: ExternalTest, StillUp, DotCom-Monitor, Internet Vista, others Web compatibility: W3C HTML validator, W3C link checker Test plans: Wikipedia, Template 1, Template 2, Template 3, Example (linux kernel), others |
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| M 2/26 |
COVERED: more JUnit testing (
 Date.java,
DateTest.java)
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| 8 | F 2/23 |
COVERED:
Unit Testing with JUnit LINKS: JUnit, NUnit (.NET), JsUnit (JavaScript), Simple Test (PHP), others LINKS: Firebug (web debugging framework), Selenium (web app testing framework) |
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| Th 2/22 | CANCELLED (no class today!) | ||
| W 2/21 |
COVERED:
Testing (part 2)
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| M 2/19 |
Holiday; no class ASSIGNED:  Homework 5: Final Product ReleaseREAD (#14): DevX: "Get Acquainted with JUnit 4" by A. Goncalves;(or, if you ask permission from the instructor, you may swap this for another reading more relevant to your project) summary due by Thu 2/22 11:59pm electronically, or Fri 2/23 in class |
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| 7 | F 2/16 |
COVERED:
Personality Types and Avoiding Miscommunication (guest speaker: Valentin Razmov) Please complete this personality survey before coming to this class! |
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| Th 2/15 | COVERED: SDS presentations, continued | ||
| W 2/14 |
COVERED:
Testing (part 1); SDS presentations
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| M 2/12 |
COVERED:
finish patterns; testing (at least, that's what we WOULD have covered if Marty had been there!) READ (#13): Object-Oriented Software Engineering, Chapter 9: Testing (part 2) by B. Bruegge, A.H. Dutoit;summary due by Tue 2/13 11:59pm electronically, or Wed 2/14 in class (NOTE: This summary is now EXTRA CREDIT) |
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| 6 | F 2/9 |
COVERED:
discuss ZFR assignment; more patterns ASSIGNED: Homework 4: Zero-Feature Release (ZFR)OPTIONAL READING: Object-Oriented Software Engineering, Chapter 9: Testing (part 1) by B. Bruegge, A.H. Dutoit;(do not write a summary of this reading; it is optional) |
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| Th 2/8 | NO CLASS; meet with customers in CSE 466 (Marty) and CSE 203 (Brian, Saleema) instead | ||
| W 2/7 |
COVERED:
more patterns and GUI; Patterns: Singleton, Memento, Flyweight, Factory, Command
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| M 2/5 |
COVERED:
more design by contract; Design Patterns and GUI Programming
( Tic-Tac-Toe code)READ (#12): "Simply Singleton" and "Make Your Apps Fly" by D. Geary;summary due by Tue 2/6 11:59pm electronically, or Wed 2/7 in class |
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| 5 | F 2/2 |
COVERED:
SRS presentations, continued;
Design by Contract READ (#11): Object-Oriented Design and Patterns, Chapter 5: Patterns and GUI Programming by C. Horstmann;summary due by Sun 2/4 11:59pm electronically, or Mon 2/5 in class (do this one, OR reading #12) |
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| Th 2/1 |
COVERED:
SRS presentations, continued |
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| W 1/31 |
COVERED:
Visit from RailPad group (SourceForge project); SRS presentations (shuffle tool, timer) Useful tools mentioned by the RailPad team:
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| M 1/29 |
COVERED:
UML Sequence Diagrams
( example 1,  example 2)ASSIGNED: Homework 3: Software Design Specification (SDS)
READ (#10): (choose 1 of 2)
LINKS: |
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| 4 | F 1/26 |
COVERED:
UML Class Diagrams ( example 1,  example 2)READ (#9): UML Distilled, Chapter 4: Sequence Diagrams by M. Fowler;summary due by Sun 1/28 11:59pm electronically, or Mon 1/29 in class *** You only need to do 1 out of the 2 "UML Distilled" readings. Decide which you want to read and turn in a summary on its corresponding due date. You may optionally choose to do both to make up for any summary you may have missed or received a low score on. ***
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| Th 1/25 |
COVERED:
Object-Oriented Design Heuristics, continued; group resources |
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| W 1/24 |
COVERED:
Object-Oriented Design Heuristics READ (#8): UML Distilled, Chapter 3: Class Diagrams by M. Fowler;summary due by Thu 1/25 11:59pm electronically, or Fri 1/26 in class |
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| M 1/22 |
COVERED:
Usability;
Team Dynamics READ (#7): Object-Oriented Design Heuristics, Chapter 3: Topologies by A. Riel;summary due by Tue 1/23 11:59pm electronically, or Wed 1/24 in class LINKS: Web Pages That Suck |
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| 3 | F 1/19 |
COVERED:
User Interface Prototyping READ (#6): (2 parts) 1) Rapid Development, Chapter 13: "Team Structure" (you may skip Case Studies 13.1 and 13.2), 2) Pragmatic Programmer, Chapter 8, section 41: "Pragmatic Teams"; one combined summary due by Sun 1/21 11:59pm electronically, or Mon 1/22 in class LINKS: User Interface Hall of Shame |
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| Th 1/18 |
COVERED:
Project Teams; Homework 2 ASSIGNED: Homework 2: Software Requirements Specification ("SRS");due by Sun 1/28 11:59pm electronically, and/or Mon 1/29 in class |
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| W 1/17 |
COVERED:
Requirements and Use Cases READ (#5): (2 parts) 1) Paper Prototyping, by Carolyn Snyder,2) Five Paper Prototyping Tips, by Matthew Klee;one combined summary due by Thu 1/18 11:59pm electronically, or Fri 1/19 in class |
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| M 1/15 | NO CLASS (MLK HOLIDAY) | ||
| 2 | F 1/12 |
COVERED:
Project Presentations, continued ASSIGNED: Project Survey (fill out by Mon, 1/15, 11:59pm) READ (#4): Writing Effective Use Cases, Ch. 1, by Alistair Cockburn,pp. 2-15 (up to "1.4 When Use Cases Add Value"); summary due Wed 1/17 in class or by Tue 1/16 11:59pm electronically |
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| Th 1/11 |
COVERED:
Project Presentations, continued |
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| W 1/10 |
COVERED:
Project Presentations (shuffle tool, timer) READ (#3): Pragmatic Programmer, Chapter 7: Before the Project; summary due Fri 1/12 in class or by Sat 1/13 11:59pm electronically |
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| M 1/8 |
COVERED:
Software Lifecycle Models (no reading assignment, so that you can focus on finishing your proposals) |
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| 1 | F 1/5 |
COVERED:
Classic Mistakes READ (#2): Rapid Development, Chapter 7: Software Lifecycle Models; summary due Mon 1/8 in class or by Sun 1/7 11:59pm electronically |
Th 1/4 |
COVERED:
TA introductions; project proposal details; student survey (optional) ASSIGNED: Homework 1: Project Proposal;due by Tue 1/9 11:59pm electronically |
W 1/3 |
COVERED:
Syllabus,
Summaries,
Introduction READ (#1): Rapid Development, Chapter 3: Classic Mistakes; summary due Fri 1/5 in class or by Thu 1/4 11:59pm electronically |
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Contact Information
| Instructor | TA | TA | |
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| name: | Marty Stepp | Saleema Amershi | Brian Harris |
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| AIM: | UW CSE 403 | ||
| office: | CSE 466 | CSE 414 | |
| office hours: | MW 10:30 AM - 11:20 AM, Tue 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM or when office door is open, or by appointment |
M 2:30 PM - 3:30 PM | |
| office phone: | (206) 685-2181 | ||
| feedback: | Send anonymous feedback to Marty, Saleema, and/or Brian | ||