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COMP2911: Design in Computing

Course Material

2010 s1
current session

2009 s2

Overview

After completing COMP2911 you should:

Understand the engineering design process
Have an appreciation of the role of design in computing
Work effectively in teams to design and implement solutions to large problems
Select and/or design the appropriate algorithms/data structures/class hierarchies when developing software to solve non-trivial new and unfamiliar problems

Specific Skills

Understand the fundamentals of Object Oriented (OO) programming.
Design OO solutions for larger problems using abstraction and interfaces.
Be able to appropriately reuse code using inheritance.
Understand the issues involved in designing classes in an OO system.
Distinguish between well-designed OO programs and poorly designed OO programs.
Be aware of and make appropriate use of the most common design patterns in your class designs.
Understand the most common algorithm design methodologies, and their strengths and weaknesses
Appreciate when to select existing algorithms and when to design new ones.
Be able to design reasonable algorithms to solve a range of problems.
Be able to successfully develop large projects in teams using agile methods.
Engage in effective pair programming.
Follow a style guide and engage in effective code review.
Understand and effectively use: program by contract, test driven development, and refactoring.
Use an IDE.
Program in Java.

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+After completing COMP2911 you should:
  * Understand the engineering design process
  * Have an appreciation of the role of design in computing
  * Work effectively in teams to design and implement solutions to large problems
  * Select and/or design the appropriate algorithms/data structures/class hierarchies when developing software to solve non-trivial new and unfamiliar problems

=== Specific Skills ===
    * Understand the fundamentals of Object Oriented (OO) programming.
    * Design OO solutions for larger problems using abstraction and interfaces.
    * Be able to appropriately reuse code using inheritance.
    * Understand the issues involved in designing classes in an OO system.
    * Distinguish between well-designed OO programs and poorly designed OO programs.
    * Be aware of and make appropriate use of the most common design patterns in your class designs.
    * Understand the most common algorithm design methodologies, and their strengths and weaknesses
    * Appreciate when to select existing algorithms and when to design new ones.
    * Be able to design reasonable algorithms to solve a range of problems.
    * Be able to successfully develop large projects in teams using agile methods.
    * Engage in effective pair programming.
    * Follow a style guide and engage in effective code review.
    * Understand and effectively use: program by contract, test driven development, and refactoring.
    * Use an IDE.
    * Program in Java.

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