Calendar

Deliverables marked Project should be delivered by the team. Deliverables marked Homework should be completed individually.

Introduction

Sept. 24 (lab)

Git, OOP refresher

Sept. 25

Introduction and motivation: software project failures: Homework Team matching survey

Sept. 25 (discussion)

Office hours

Event-Driven Systems and Requirements

Sept. 28

Requirements 1: Homework Reading: Requirements engineering for software and systems, chapter 1. Reading response.
Teams will be announced.

Sept. 30

Requirements 2: Homework Reading: TypeScript for Java/C# Programmers. Reading response

Oct. 1 (lab)

TypeScript

Oct. 2 (discussion)

Office hours

Oct. 2

Design: prototyping: Video and reading response

Requirements, Testing, and Design

Oct. 5

Peer feedback on vision document (hosted by a TA; instructor at SPLASH): Project Vision

Oct. 7

Testing: Homework Reading: How SQLite is Tested
Reading response

Oct. 8 (lab)

Advanced version control: branching, release strategies, merging, conflicts, bisect. Git actions, CI.

Oct. 9 (discussion)

Office hours

Oct. 9

Process

Week 03

Oct. 12

Designing interactive systems

Project Requirements and design document: Code from class

Oct. 14

Event-driven systems: MVC.: Code from class

Oct. 15 (lab)

Event-driven systems. MVC. Konva.

Oct. 16 (REQUIRED discussion)

Scrum practicum: If you have them, bring lightweight art supplies: colored pencils, markers, paper. You do not need to buy anything for this.

Oct. 16

Code quality: low-level choices and OOP

Design

Oct. 19

Design patterns: Project Requirements document (nonfunctional requirements). Architectural design document. Populate backlog. Sprint 1 starts after class!

Oct. 21

Code review: Optional reading: Alberto Bacchelli and Christian Bird. Expectations, Outcomes, and Challenges of Modern Code Review.

Oct. 23 (lab)

Advanced Konva

Oct. 23 (discussion)

Office hours (exam review)

Oct. 23

Midterm exam

Debugging, security, and design

Oct. 26

Risk

Oct. 28

Debugging

Oct. 30 (lab)

Debugging

Oct. 30 (discussion)

Office hours

Oct. 30

Design: evaluation (heuristics)

Risk and teams

Nov. 2

Process reflection (activity): Project Sprint 1 ends

Nov. 4

Security

Nov. 6 (lab)

None

Nov. 7 (discussion)

Office hours

Nov. 7

Usability studies

Ethics and usability evaluation

Nov. 9

Teamwork

Nov. 11

Ethics

Nov. 12 (lab)

None

Nov. 13

TBD

Practical Software Engineering

Nov. 16

Internationalization (i18n), localization (l10n), and accessability (a11y): Project Sprint 2 ends

Nov. 18

Program analysis 1
Worksheet from class

Nov. 19 (lab)

No lab

Nov. 20 (discussion)

none

Nov. 21

Program analysis 2

Practical Software Engineering

Nov. 23

Privacy

Nov. 25

Intellectual property: copyright, licensing, and patents: Project Sprint 3 ends

Nov. 26 (lab)

No lab

Nov. 27 (discussion)

none

Nov. 27

Thanksgiving break (no class)

Demos

Nov. 30

What makes a great software engineer? Interviewing and hiring: Optional reading: What makes a great software engineer?

Dec. 2

Exam review: you bring the questions!

Dec. 3 (lab)

None

Dec. 4 (discussion)

Office hours

Dec. 4

Project showcase: Homework Individual Reflection
Project Final demo video