Weekly Schedule 20123 - OOP344

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OOP344 -- Weekly Schedule 2012/3 (Fall Semester)

• Inclass notes archive: git@github.com:Seneca-OOP344/fardad-archive.git
• Inclass notes: git@github.com:Seneca-OOP344/OOP344-20123.git

Week 1 - Sep 3

This Week 1

• Introduction to Open Source development.
• Collaboration Tools:
  • Wiki
  • Blog
  • IRC
  • Code Repository
  • Big Blue Button
• Object Orientation Review

To Do 1

1. Read Pro-git book

   Chapter One and if possible Chapter Two

2. Create an account on github
3. Create a blog (anywhere you like)
4. Join the IRC by registering your nickname on freenode server and joining the #seneca-oop344 channel for 344 related dialog

   Additional channels of interest: #seneca to interact with all Seneca students participating in opensource projects, and #seneca-social for Social (off-topic) dialog.

5. Create a team of five students and pick a name for you team
6. Send an email to me and send your github and team information

   subject of the email should be 344info

   email content

   nickname:

   name:

   surname:

   seneca username:

   github id:

   team name:

   number of team members:

7. Create an account on this wiki

   send an email to cdot-wiki-admin@senecac.on.ca and ask for an account, an email will be sent back to you with your userid and a temporary password

8. Learn how to do basic editing in a wiki
9. Having all the information above add your name to the student list

Resources 1

• Pro-git book
• Git GUI Client for Mac
• Github Client for Windows
• Generating SSH keys for github
• How to register your IRC nickname on freenode
• Compare IRC clients
• How To edit Wiki pages
• How To edit Wiki Cheatsheet
• Blogs
  • Wordpress
  • Blogger
  • Tumblr
• IRC Clients:
  • XChat 2 (Windows)
  • Colloquy Colloguy (Mac)
  • ChatZilla (Multi-platform)
  • Clicks & Whistles (Windows)
• How to Install
  • XChat
• Great 15 minutes tutorial that will give you basic understanding of Git
  • Try GitHub

Week 2 - Sep 9

This Week 2

• Object Orientation Review

  Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism

• Languages

  Platforms (Operating System + compiler)

  Multi-file compilation process basics

  compiler, linker

To Do 2

1. Complete the to do list of last week
2. Send an email to me and send your github and team information

   subject of the email should be 344info

   email content

   nickname:

   name:

   surname:

   seneca username:

   github id:

   team name:

   number of team members:

Resources 2

• Sep 10th Col-notes: note1
• If anybody didn't notice GitBook has translations. Here is Russian -> Русский GitBook

Week 3 - Sep 16

This Week 3

• Pre-Processor Directives (Compiler continued)
• Macros

  #define, #undef

  multi-line macros

• Conditional Compilation

  #ifdef, #ifndef, #if, #elif, #else, #endif, #undef

• Header file safeguards

  non-standard: #pragma once,

• Operators
• Data types

  Integer, floating point, pointer

  signed, unsigned

• pointers
• Storage Class Specifiers

  auto, register, volatile, const

To Do 3

• Complete Teams' List 20123 - OOP344 page, (adding your team name and their members information)

  if you are not member of a team, add your name under "Not in a team" and I will assign you to a team.

• Study chapter two of Pro-Git Book
• Make sure your github account contains your REAL FULL NAME

Resources 3

• Macros
• Conditional Inclusion
• Primitive Types

Week 4 - Sep 23

This Week 4

• Data types (continued) *

  sizeof *

  void, enum

• pointers (continued)*

  pointer arithmetic *

  function pointers

• Storage Class Specifiers

  const

• Statics *
• extern *
• typedef
• Compound Types

  Arrays * , Structures , Unions

• Inheritance

Resources 4

• Compound Types
• Etherpad Notes(SEP 24)
• Etherpad Notes(SEP 28)

Week 5 - Sep 30

This Week 5

• Operator overload review (B)
• friends review (B)
• recursion (B)
• Virtual, Pure-Virtual, Abstract Classes (B)
• References
• command line arguments
• variable argument list
• The project (introduction, main design and idea) (B)

Resources 5

• Virtual Inheritance
• Ethernotes OCT 1
• Ethernotes OCT 8

Week 6 - Oct 7

This Week 6

• The project

To Do 6

• I (Fardad) sent an email with following subject oop344 - Testing Group email to all oop344 students

  Make sure you received this email, if you did not, please check your spam filter and make sure it is not filtered.

  If you have not received this email, please let me know as soon as possible so I update my mailing list.

Resources 6

The project

Week 7 - Oct 14

This Week 7

• The Project (Continued)
• Lists

  Arrays

  Linked Lists

To Do 7

• Double check and correct/update your information on Teams page

  due date NOW

• Have your team page ready by using the team page template

  If you already created your team page, modify it so its format matches the team page template.

  If you have not yet created your team page, create it by COPYING the content of the team page template into a newly created page according to the regulations stated on Teams page.

  Due date: NOW

• pull the notes from github and run and walkthrough Test1Frame.cpp with CFrame class to understand how it works and post your questions and answer in blogs.
• When posted, pickup, assign and start working on issues....

Resources 7

• GIT for OOP344 Projects
• Arrays
• Lists
• ETHERNOTES OCT 10

Week 8 - Oct 21 (Study Week)

This Week 8 (STUDY BREAK)

• FSOSS

Week 9 - Oct 28

This Week 9

• Monday, Midterm TEST
• Working with Git and github
• Linked lists (Queue)

Resources 9

• Etherpad Notes Nov 2/12
• Lecture video for Git: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXusZR41Je0

Challenge!

Add the following methods to queue:

• unsigned int size( );
• int operator[](unsigned int index);

Note* Did you mean int&?

Challenge Answers

• Yun Yang's version of these two methods is at http://yun811.blogspot.ca/.
• Amir Mobasseri's version can be find http://ammobasseri.wordpress.com/2012/11/01/c-queue/ here!
• Revised version of Amir's code Michael's blog

- Also I've noticed that Fardad did not write the return variable as a reference, which made it impossible to edit, as done in line 13 of queuetester.cpp, that is updated that as well.

• Michael Wang's version of the functions Michael's blog
• Prasanth's Version - Blog Entry
• Peter's Version - http://peter.ug/queue-cpp-operator-overload/
• Stanislav's Version - here http://stanislavatseneca.blogspot.ca/

- I decided to go a bit further and I did my operator[] method able to add new Nodes to the end of the Queue if we have index > size, comments are greatly appreciated.

• Minh Khoa (Ken) Nguyen's Version - Ken's blog

- I actually go with side. I added a variable into the node.

• Carlos Conejo's version (I went a little further: it adds a node with data 0 if you try to reference past the current size so it does not crash): Carlos's Blog.
• Linpei Fan's Version - here Linpei's blog.

Week 10 - Nov 4

This Week 10

• Project Milestone 0.2
• bitwise operators
  1. and, or, not, exclusive or
  2. shifts
  3. determining the value of bits

     masks

  4. setting the value of bits

     "mask AND value" to set to "0" (ex. mask for 3rd bit: 1111 0111)

     "mask OR value" to set to "1" (ex. mask for 3rd bit: 0000 1000)

To Do 10

• Project Milestone 0.2 (Due Monday Nov 12th 23:59)
• Challege
  1. setBit(unsigned int val, unsigned int bitNo, bool bitVal);

     Sets the "bitNo" bit of val to the "bitVal" value

  2. char* bits(unsigned int val)

     returns a character string holding the bit pattern of val (i.e cout<<bits(0xF7)<<endl, will print 11110111)

  3. write the void prnBits(unsigned int val) function (wrote in class) in only one line.

* I tried two of the functions at http://yun811.blogspot.ca/ Yun Yang's oop344
* My drafts on char* bits(unsigned int val) : http://itactics.wordpress.com/2012/11/20/code-how-to-print-binary/  (Diaoqiang He)
* I have the solutions for all of three functions at my blog - http://linpei.blogspot.ca/ (Linpei Fan)

• I did the void prnBits function in one line:
• void prnBits(int val){
• for(unsigned int m = 1 << (sizeof(val)*8 -1); m;printf("%d", !!(m & val)),m=m>>1);
• }
• Alina Shtramwasser - email: ashtramwasser1
• Carlos Conejo's Challenges in : Carlos's Blog.

Resources 10

• https://scs.senecac.on.ca/~oop344/pages/content/bitsw.html
• http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operators
• http://bit.ly/TpYFOr

Week 11 - Nov 11

This Week 11

• Templates
  • functions
  • classes

To Do 11

• Project Milestone 0.3 - Part 1 (Due Saturday Nov 17th 23:59)
  • CField, CDialog and CLabel

• Project Milestone 0.3 - Part 2 (Due Sunday Nov 18th 23:59)
  • CLineEdit

Resources 11

• http://git-scm.com/book/en/Git-Branching-Basic-Branching-and-Merging

  to do merging on local repo and basic conflict handling

• Template Specialization and Partial Template specilization

  http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/template_specialization.html

Week 13 - Nov 25

Resources 13

• function of cstring

  strcat : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/strcat/

  strstr : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/strstr/

  strcpy : http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstring/strcpy/

Week 15 - Dec 9 (Exam Week)

This Week 15

• Final Exam

  Room: S3031

  Time: 11:30

  Date: Wednesday Dec 12th