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COMP2100/2500
Schedule

(Please note: This schedule is subject to change. Check it regularly.)

Week	Dates	Lectures	Labs & Seminars	Homework	Assignments
1	Monday 20 February	Lecture 1. Introduction. (AK,IB)	(No lab classes this week) (No SE seminar this week)	Homework 1. Character table	(No assignment work)
	Wednesday 22 February	Lecture 2. PSP I. Introduction and time management (IB)
	Friday 24 February	Lecture 3. Version Control. Intro into Subversion (AK)
2	Monday 27 February	Lecture 4. PSP II. The initial process (IB)	Lab 1. PSP+Java+SVN. Write a short program following the initial process from Lectures 3,4. (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 2. Factors
	Wednesday 1 March	Lecture 5. Project I. Background, live demonstration... (AK,IB)
	Friday 3 March	(spare)
3	Monday 6 March	Lecture 6. Data Structures I. (AK)	(No lab classes this week) Software Engineering Seminar 1. Written communication (Speaker TBA)	Homework 3. Average
	Wednesday 8 March	Lecture 7. Data Structures II. (AK)
	Friday 10 March	Lecture 8. Data Structures III. (AK)
4	Monday 13 March	Lecture 9. Project II. Introduction to Assignment 1 (AK,IB)	Lab 2. Expression parser & evaluator. (IB) (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 4. Roots	Assignment 1. Data structures, dealing with a large code base and JUnit testing (AK,IB) Due at midnight Friday, 7 to Saturday, 8 April 2006
	Wednesday 15 March	FREE
	Friday 17 March	Lecture 10. Unit Testing, JUnit. (AK) NEW in 2006
5	Monday 20 March	(Canberra Day Holiday — no lecture)	(No lab classes this week) Software Engineering Seminar 2. Speaker and topic TBA	Homework 5. Logical lines of code
	Wednesday 22 March	Lecture 11. More JUnit Testing, Test Driven Development. (AK) NEW in 2006
	Friday 24 March	Lecture 12. Build Control with Make and Ant. (AK) NEW in 2006
6	Monday 27 March	FREE	Lab 3. Build control with Ant and Testing with JUnit. NEW in 2006 (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 6. Numbers to words, part I (small numbers)
	Wednesday 29 March	Lecture 13. FAQ I. Elucidation of tasks, practical advice on using SVN, Q&A about Assignment 1
	Friday 31 March	Lecture 14. GUI I
7	Monday 3 April	Lecture 15. GUI II	(No lab classes this week) (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 7. Numbers to words, part II (BIG numbers)
	Wednesday 5 April	Lecture 16. GUI III
	Friday 7 April	FREE (commit assignment 1 by today's midnight)
Mid-semester Break (two weeks)
8	Monday 24 April	Lecture 17. Project III. Introduction into Assignment 2 (IB,AK)	Lab 4. GUI programming (NOTE: Tuesday 25th is ANZAC Day holiday)	Homework 8. Numbers to words, part III (cheques — $, €, ¥, £...)	Assignment 2. Graphical User Interface programming (and perhaps a bit more — using external class libraries perhaps?) NEW in 2006 Due at 5pm on one day of mid May 2006
	Wednesday 26 April	Lecture 18. Static Code Analysis. Formal methods and instructions on doing code reviews/inspections
	Friday 28 April	Lecture 19. PSP III. The final (extended) process (IB)
9	Monday 1 May	Lecture 20. Guest I. (IB) Ian Barnes: Information processing systems	(No lab classes this week) Software Engineering Seminar 3. Speaker and topic TBA (IB)	Homework 9. Percent (%) calculation
	Wednesday 3 May	Lecture 21. Shell programming I. (AK)
	Friday 5 May	Lecture 22. Shell programming II. (AK)
10	Monday 8 May	Lecture 23. Shell programming III. (AK) Functions, sed, awk, cool one-liners, CLI vs GUI	Lab 5. Bash Scripting (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 10. Change
	Wednesday 10 May	Lecture 24. Guest II. Shayne Flint: Aspect-Oriented Thinking
	Friday 12 May	(No lecture)
11	Monday 15 May	(No lecture)	(No lab classes this week) (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 11. Tree sort
	Wednesday 17 May	Lecture 25. Data Structures IV. Elements of advanced DS & Algorithms (Ramesh Sankaranarayana).
	Friday 19 May	Lecture 26. FAQ II.  Questions and Anwers on Assignment 2
12	Monday 22 May	Lecture 27. Multi-language programming. Systems with code written in different languages, with examples of calling C code from Java using JNI (AK,IB)	Lab 6. JNI. Java and C  working together (No software engineering seminar this week)	Homework 12. Commonest words	(No assignment work)
	Wednesday 24 May	Lecture 28. Programming Paradigms. The different families of programming languages: object-oriented, procedural, scripting, functional... (IB,AK) (possibly NEW in 2006)
	Friday 26 May	Lecture 29. PSP IV. Ethics and professional responsibity (IB)
13	Monday 29 May	Lecture 30. Revision (IB,AK)	(No lab classes this week) Software Engineering Seminar 4. Topic and speaker TBA	(No more homework !!!)
	Wednesday 31 May	(No lecture)
	Friday 2 June	(No lecture)

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