CS3362

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CS3362

• Object-Oriented Modeling and Design

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Instructor

• Dr. Philips F. L. Wang
• Email flwang_at_cityu.edu.hk
• Webpage http//www.cs.cityu.edu.hk/flwang/
• Tel[phone]
• OfficeB6415
• Mailbox19, 6/F, Lift 9

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Materials

• Text Book
• Java How to Program Sixth Edition (Most
  preferred)
• H.M. Deitel, P.J. Deitel
• Prentice Hall, 2003.
• Java How to Program Fifth Edition (OK)
• H.M. Deitel, P.J. Deitel
• Prentice Hall, 2003.
• Reference Book
• Practical Object-Oriented Development with UML
  and Java
• Richard C. Lee, William M. Tepfenhart
• Prentice Hall, 2002.
• Course Webpage
• http//www.cs.cityu.edu.hk/cs3362

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Time

• Lecture
• CS3362-C01 ACAD LT-16 Fri 130pm-320pm
• Tutorial
• CS3362-T01 MMW1406 Wed 1230am-120pm
• CS3362-T02 MMW1406 Tue 1030am-1120am
• CS3362-T03 MMW1406 Mon 430pm-520pm
• CS3362-T04 MMW1406 Tue 930am-1020am
• CS3362-T05 MMW1406 Tue 1130am-1230am

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Course Aims Objectives

• This course provide fundamental knowledge to
  analyze, design, and model complex systems using
  OO principles and methodologies.
• Students learn how to produce an implementable OO
  model.
• This course explain mappings between OO concepts
  and their implementations.

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Course Aims Objectives

• Upon completion, students should be able to
• understand the process using OO methodology to
  analysis and design of complex systems.
• model complex systems using UML
• understand relationship between UML and its
  implementation in C, or Java
• design, model, and implement complex systems
  using an object-oriented approach

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Syllabus

• Overview of the Object Model and Methodologies.
• Introduction to Use Case Analysis.
• Introduction to CRC Cards.
• Classes, Objects, and Classifications.
• The UML Notation.
• The UML-to-IDL.
• UML-to-C.
• UML-to-Java mappings
• OO Case Studies.

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Draft Teaching Plan

• Introduction
• Java Applications and Java Applets
• Control Statements in Java
• Methods in Java
• Object-Based Programming
• Object-Oriented Programming Inheritance
• Object-Oriented Programming Polymorphism
• Principle of Object-Orientation
• Introduction to Use Case Analysis
• Introduction to UML
• Interface Definition Language (IDL)
• Object-Oriented Analysis Using CRC Cards
• Case Study Revision

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Topics may be covered (depends on progress)

• Arrays in Java
• Strings and Characters in Java
• Exception Handling in Java
• Files and Streams in Java
• Multithreading in Java.

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Assessment Pattern

• Examination duration 2 hours
• Percentage 30 CW 70 Exam
• Grading pattern Standard (AAA-...F)
• For a student to pass the course, at least 30 of
  the maximum mark for the examination must be
  obtained.

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Teaching Pattern

• Duration of course 1 semester
• Current mix 2 hrs. lecture 1 hr. tutorial.