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Announcements
- (6/6/06) Robert cannot it to his office hours
today. Instead, another office hours will be held Wednesday 4-5PM.
Sorry for any inconvenience. Remember, feel free to email for appointments
any time.
- (6/4/06) A frequent question has arisen:
Do we need to include our Phase 1 documents for Phase 2?
Answer: Look at the Phase 2 rubric on the Lectures page. Any of the
documents in the rubric which you have already done for Phase 1 need to be
updated to reflect changes in your system. So yes, we expect to see the
Domain Model, Sequence Diagrams, and Class Diagram again, EXCEPT they will
reflect changes to your system. Optionally, for good measure, you may
include your Phase 1 Collaboration Diagrams to help us remember what is going
on.
- (6/1/06) Phase 2 Turnin procedures are
available on Lecture 18 in the "Lectures" page.
- (6/1/06) Lecture Cancelled for 6/1/06 -
Professor Howden is out sick today, so lecture is cancelled.
- FINAL EXAM: Wednesday 6/14/06, 7:00PM -
9:59PM, Center Hall 113
- (5/28/06)
Zakaria's office hours has been moved from Friday(6/2) to
Thursday(6/1) 11:30-1:30 (room# B275)for
this week only
- (5/25/06) Phase 2 Clarification:
Deliverables for Phase 2 are in the "Project:" section of each lecture.
Include all diagrams, answers to questions, and design principles stated in the
Lectures page.
- (5/3/06)
Professor Howden's office hours this Thursday (5/4) has been
cancelled. Robert's office hours on the same day has been extended to
3-5PM. (this week only)
- (5/1/06)
Due to the midterm this week, Zakaria's Friday's office hours have been
moved to Wednesday(5/3) 12:30-1:30 & 4:00-5:00
at B260A for this week only.
- (4/20/06)
Some students have been asking about
which format to use for use cases in the Lecture #1 assignment. Please
follow the "fully dressed" use case format as seen in the book (pages 67-72).
Explanations of the format are given in Section 6.9 (pages 72-78).
- (4/17/06) Apologies to those who have shown up
to discussion; there is NO DISCUSSION for
this class.
Course Information
The class meets Tues/Thurs 5:00pm - 6:20pm in Peterson 104
Instructor: Bill Howden
Office: EBU3-3138
Email: howden AT cs.ucsd.edu
Office Hours: Tuesday 3:30-4:30
TA:
Robert Chen
Office: EBU3b-B260A
Email: r4chen AT cs.ucsd.edu
Office Hours: Thursday 4-5
AfmZakaria (Zakaria) Haque
Office: EBU3b-B225
Email: ahaque AT cs.ucsd.edu
Office Hours: Friday 11 - 1
If you can not attend any of the office hours please e-mail professor
Howden or a TA.
Book: Applying UML and Patterns, Third Edition, by Craig Larman
The course consists of two exams and a project, graded as follows:
- Midterm: 30%
- Final: 40%
- Project: 30%
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