Tecniche di progettazione: Design patterns

• Docente: Laura Semini
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• Orario di ricevimento prima delle lezioni
• Lectures timetable Wednesday 11-13 room X1, Thursday 9-11 or 11-13 (see below) room X1

I creeted a doodle to see if we can find a different slot for the Thursday class. Then, in case, cross fingers that I can find a room available: Please Fill the doodle (forget the actual dates, only consider Monday, Tuesday, etc…)

• Sept 20, 2017: Introduction
• Sept 21, 2017: Design Principles: : SOLID and GRASP chapter 16.
• Sept 27, 2017: Design principles continued (with homework) and GRASP chapter 22
• Sept 28, 2017: Startegy and State
• Oct 4, 2017: Homework analysis; Observer (to be continued)
• Oct 5, 2017: Observer (cont'd), MVC, Counter Example; Decorator
• Wednesday Oct 11: 11-13: Homework analysis; Factory method
• Thursday Oct 12: 9-11: Abstract Factory, Singleton
• Wednesday Oct 18: 11-13 Homework analysis; Command
• Thursday Oct 19: 11-13: Adapter, Façade, HuglyDuckling, Hometheater
• Wednesday Oct 25: 11-13 Homework analysis; Visitor
• Thursday Oct 26: 9-11 Lab: Game of life
• Wednesday Nov 8: 11-13 Bridge, Template method
• Thursday Nov 9: 11-13 Composite, Lab; To be completed Use this!!!
• Wednesday Nov 15: 11-13: homework analysis, Iterator, lab, and its code
• Thursday Nov 16: 9-11: Builder
• Wednesday Nov 22: 11-13: NO LECTURE THIS WEDNESDAY
• Thursday Nov 23: 11-13: Homework Analisys, Chain Of Responsibility
• Wednesday Nov 29: 11-13: Homework Analisys, Flyweight
• Thursday Nov 30: 9-11: Proxy, Interpreter, Lab on Interpreter
• Wednesday Dec 6: 11-13: Homework Analisys, Reactor and Proactor by Sara Vitellaro, with some example code
• Thursday Dec 7: 11-13: Mediator, Memento, Prototype
• Wednesday Dec 13: 11-13 Analisys of Game Of Life and Homeworks

Textbooks:

• Applying UML and Patterns, An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development, by Craig Larman, (only two chapters from this book, a copy will be distributed in class.)
• Head First Degign Patterns: a “must have”. First study here. Some patterns are only sketched, for those, and to learn more on all of them, use the following:
• Design Patterns by Gamma, Helm, Johnson, Vlissides: “the book” on design patterns, a complete manual (with italian edition).

Examples of code: Java examples from the HeadFirst book. Also in C++ and C#, at: http://www.headfirstlabs.com/books/hfdp/.

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