Programming 2

For the recent offering of this course for Academic Year 2020, see Programming 2 2563.

This is a course homepage for Programming 2 for Academic year 2018, second semester.

Materials

• Lecture 1 (18-Jan)
  • 219116-01a-intro.pdf - Introduction (1)
  • 219116-01d-task-breakdown-practice.pdf - Task breakdown practice

• Lecture 2 (7-Feb)
  • 219116-02a-intro2.pdf - Introduction (2)
  • 219116-02b-incremental-development.pdf - Incremental & Iterative Development
  • 219116-02c-changes.pdf - Dealing with changes (1)
  • 219116-02d-reponsibility.pdf - Responsibility

• Lecture 3 (15-Feb)
  • 01219245-04a-test-principles-unit-testing.pdf - Software testing, Unit testing, TDD
  • 219116-03b-unit-testing-python-1.pdf - Unit testing with python doctest
  • Practice: Version control with git

• Lecture 4 (22-Feb)
  • 219116-04a-oop-review.pdf - Python OOP review

• Lecture 5 (28-Feb)
  • 219116-05a-recursion.pdf - Recursion

• Lecture 6 (7-Mar)
  • 219116-06a-functional-programming.pdf - Functional programming

• Lecture 7 - Clean codes
  • 219116-07a-coding-convention.pdf - Coding convention
  • 219116-07aa-python-convention.pdf - Python coding convention
  • 219116-07b-meaningful-names.pdf - Meaningful names
  • 219116-07c-functions.pdf - Functions

• Lecture 8 - Principles
  • Slides: 219116-08a-principles.pdf - Principles (very short)
  • Read more on SOLID at wikipedia, a post by dhkelmendi, a post at scotch.io
  • We focus mostly on the first two:
    • Single Responsibility Principle: [1]
    • Open-Close principle: [2]

• Design patterns
  • Read more at Game Programming Patterns

• Concluding lecture
  • nature-software-dev.pdf - Nature of Software Development (by Ron Jeffries)

Tutorials

• Tutorial 1: Getting started with Arcade
• Tutorial 2: Space game
• Tutorial 3: Snake
• Tutorial 4: Flappy dot
• Tutorial 5: Pacman
• Tutorial 6: Dot run