Відео

A quick history lesson on the evolution of the web into web applications and how Django plays a part in our projects.

Usability

Well... we're not back to normal just yet, but that doesn't mean we won't have a great semester! It's great to have you here and we can't wait to see you soon!

How can you distribute your software? How does copyright law affect your software release? What if you use or repurpose code libraries someone else made? In this lecture, we explore software licensing, the free software movement, and how that can affect your project.

Security is a non-functional requirement, which means it should be pervasive throughout the software system. However, too often development teams treat security as an "add-on" or "module" that is tacked on at the end. It's incredibly important to think about the various aspects of security at each phase of development. Think specifically about security in the maintenance phase and how security ...

"Maintenance" is too often a dirty word in software development... but really only the most skilled developers are good at it! Why does this happen? What skills do you need to be successful?

In this video, we look at the Adaptor and Decorator patterns. Code examples: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1aj0Tf_3wIeXtI1JDDfKR7yXc4JhtUVao?usp=sharing

In this video, we discuss three common examples of behavioral patterns: Iterator, Strategy, and Observer. Code examples can be found here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1aj0Tf_3wIeXtI1JDDfKR7yXc4JhtUVao?usp=sharing

In this video, we look at two creational patterns, Singleton, and Factory Method. Code for this video can be found here: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1aj0Tf_3wIeXtI1JDDfKR7yXc4JhtUVao?usp=sharing

What are design patterns? What are the three major types of design patterns? In this video, we discuss these questions and setup the next several videos looking at specific patterns. Creational: ua-cam.com/video/fUi0cgOeqeU/v-deo.html Behavioral: ua-cam.com/video/n6mpIOQc42w/v-deo.html Structural: Coming Soon

Object-Oriented Decomposition

Now that we know that modularity is good, and what properties it has, how do we get there? One possible approach is a functional decomposition, which is covered in this brief video.

What does it mean for code to be modular? When designing a system, what is good modularity? In this video, we explore what it means for something to have modularity, and the ground principles to get there. We discuss information hiding, cohesion, and coupling.

Now that we know how individual web applications are built and we know the architectural design patterns used to build those apps... what can we do with them? Part of the power of MVC is that you can swap out parts of the M, the V, and the C without affecting the rest of the application too much (of course this depends on some things, but go with me here...). Right now, you can go to your proje...

Guided Practice G: Framework Research

Representation State Transfer (REST)

Architectures of the Internet

Model / View / Controller

Three Tier Architecture

Software Architecture Introduction

Testing Demonstration

Continuous Integration w/ Travis-CI

3240 Testing Strategies and Types

CS 3240 - Verification and Validation

Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in SE

Software Engineering Code of Ethics

Guided Practice C: The Planning Game

Risk Management

Requirements Specification