Programming, 3rd semester (PROG)

This plan is subject to change. Look at the plan often, but don't print it.

General reference

Statement Keywords (C# reference) if statements, loops, etc.
Classes (C# programming guide) classes, object, inheritance, etc.

Week	Dates	Subjects	Readings	Exercises
35	28.08 - 01.09	Introduction to the course Brush up on 2nd semester subjects, including Git and GitHub	MSDN Verifying Code by Using Unit Tests MSDN Unit Test Basics MSDN How to: Create a Unit Test Project MSDN Using Code Coverage to Determine How Much Code is being Tested Unit testing (PowerPoint) Example: TryingUnitTesting \| Animal farm \| Zoo extremeprogramming.org Code the Unit Test First Wikipedia Test Driven Development Extra: Channel 9 Visual Studio Toolbox: JetBrains Resharper (video), 2011 Corey's Tutorial: How to Comment & Document Your Code (video) Microsoft: How to Generate XML Documentation for a Project Program documentation (slides) Extra: Code contracts	Plan week 35 Excel spread sheeet Check that you have the necessary software: Visual Studio Enterprise 2015 or 2017 You get the license code through Imagine (formerly Dreamspark) GitHub extension for Visual Studio ReSharper (you need a license) License account problems might be solved by deleting + re-creating the account!? Brush Up: Student + Test + Documentation \| solution Hackerrank.com Programming competitions etc. LinkedIn.com specially the group called "Zibat, Computer Science and Web Development, Alumni" Add your contact information to ums.easj.dk (mobile number) and fronter.com/easj/ (e-mail, etc.) Forward your e-mail from Office 365 (name@edu.easj.dk)
36	04.09 - 08.09	Mock exam, PROG only, no TEK (subjects from 2nd semester only) This mock exam is one of the mandatory study activities mentioned in the curriculum section 14.3 3o Friday 3b Tuesday Software components	Wikipedia Component-Based software engineering Rizan Ali Creating a Library Using Visual Studio 2015 MSDN Cross-Platform Development with the Portable Class Library Software components (PowerPoint) Extra: Fix CIA Hacking Notepad++ [how to (mis)use DLL's] Exam rules (applies for mock exams as well as real exams)	Calculator part 1: DLL \| Solution Calculator part 2: GUI \| Solution
37	11.09 - 15.09	Web services (SOAP): Using existing services Version control using Git + GitHub	W3Schools XML Web Services (text only, not the program examples) SOAP WSDL Web services (slides) Example: Currency conversion \| My service is available here Example: Country information (XML response) Benjamin Perkins Setting up and Using GitHub in Visual Studio 2017 StackOverflow How do I add an existing solution to GitHub from Visual Studio 2017? Version control using Git (slides) Using Git with Visual Studio (video) {in this video they use Team Services (not GitHub) for Git repos} Get Started with Git and SVTS Create a new Git repo Clone an existing repo Save work with commits Create work in branches Share code with push Update code with fetch and pull Branching with Visual Studio (video)	WcfTestClient is a handy tool for trying SOAP services. WcfTestClient comes with Visual Studio. In my computer WcfTestClient is found in the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\Common7\IDE On you computer make a reference to WcfTestClient from your desktop. Consuming SOAP based web services \| Solutions: CurrencyConverterConsumer SimpleStatisticsConsumer CountryDetailsConsumer WCF web service: Calculator \| Solution
38	18.09 - 22.09	Web services (SOAP/WCF): Make your own services Deploy your service to Microsoft Azure	MSDN What Is Windows Communication Foundation MDSN Introducing Windows Communication Foundation in .NET Framework 4 Microsoft How to create and host a WCF service in Azure Nisha Singh Creating and Deploying a WCF Service on Windows Azure ... WCF in Azure (slides) Example: WCF Calculator + Unit test Extra: Microsoft: Understanding Azure - a guide for developers	SOAP + DLL \| Solution SOAP service unit and integration testing \| Solutions SoapCalculatorWithUnitTest + SoapCalculatorIntegrationTest WCF web service: What is (not) possible \| Solutions: WhatIsPossibleService + WhatIsPossibleClient SOAP based model store (CRUD etc.) Project type WCF (not Azure Cloud ...) Student objects can be kept in a STATIC List. Solutions: SoapStudentService + SoapStudentConsumer + SoapStudentServiceIntegrationTest Install Microsoft Azure SDK for .NET (takes some time ...) -> .NET -> VS 2015 Necessary for Visual Studio 2017?? If you don't have a subscription for Microsoft Azure, go and get an account from http://imagine.easj.dk Deploy on (or more) [not the calculator using DLL] of your SOAP service providers to Microsoft Azure. Try your Azure based SOAP provider with WcfTestClient Make clients (console applications) for the Azure versions of your services. Web service concepts
39	25.09 - 29.09	Web services (SOAP/WCF): Keep state on the server SOAP: Continuous integration + deployment	Microsoft Azure Storage Microsoft Azure Azure Storage in 5 Minutes (video) Azure database (slides) Example: Database local client Example: SOAP service provider using Azure database Example: SOAP service consumer Setup a build server	Create a simple database table in a Microsoft Azure relational database Simple client application to call the database directly. SOAP service to use the database Try the service with WcfTestClient Console applications to call the SOAP service provider a. locally (localhost), b. remote (Azure) Follow the steps in Setup a build server to continous integration for one (or more) of you SOAP service providers. Extra: Black Jack
40	02.10 - 06.10	IoT (Internet of Things)	Wikipedia: Internet of Things Lopez Research An Introduction to the Internet of Things, 2013 Libelium: 50 Sensor Applications for a Smarter World Introduction to Lora Internet of Things (slides) Raspberry Pinout Note the difference between the numbers of this pin-out and the BCM numbers Tutorials Point: Python Quick Guide Kurose & Ross: Computer Networks, 6th edition, the section Socket Programming with UDP Extra: Learn more Python 3 Tutorials Point: Python Tutorial Python Software Foundation Guru99: Python Tutorial for Beginners Ebbe Vang: Reading Analog Input from Raspberry Pi ?Sensor documentation? Arduino 37 Sensors	Download and install Putty (Putty.exe) Putty will enable you to communicate from your laptop to Raspberry Pi: Use the laptop keyboard + screen with the Pi. Hostname: raspberrypi.mshome.net Download and extract PiReceiver. PiReceiver is a simple Java application which listens for UDP broadcasts on port 31415 (Pi!). Our Raspberry Pi's have been configurated to broadcast their IP address on this port - but only the first couple of minutes after startup. Putty cannot connect to Raspberry Pi, a solution Controlling an RGB LED with our Raspberry Pi \| Solution Extra: HackerRank: Python Extra: If you want to play with Python on your Windows computer simply install Python for Windows. Download and install WinSCP With WinSCP you can easily move files from Raspberry Pi to your laptop (and vice versa) Raspberry Pi, read measurements \| Solution Send IoT measurements to the Cloud Extra: Pulse-Width Modulation
41	09.10 - 13.10	IoT continued Electives: The ballot from last year	UDP broadcast example (Python)	IoT business opportunities UDP broadcast \| solutions: UdpBroadcastSender + UdpBroadcastCapture
42	16.10 - 20.10	Autumn holidays all week
43	23.10 - 27.10	Mock exam PROG+TEK This mock exam is one of the mandatory study activities mentioned in the curriculum section 14.3 3b Tuesday 3o Wednesday REST URI design	Thinking Mobile: 10 Best Practices for Better RESTful API Microsoft WCF Web HTTP Service Help Page Example: School REST service	REST URI design Download + install Postman A tool to try your REST API
44	30.10 - 03.11	HTML CSS PHP Friday 14:00 Election starts Presentation of subjects, Jernbanegade, Canteen	HTML W3Schools HTML(5) Tutorial HTML (slides) CSS W3Schools CSS Tutorial CSS (slides) cssExamples Extra: Registering GitHub Account in PhpStorm PHP W3Schools PHP Tutorial Extra: Guru99: PHP Tutorial for Beginners PHP (slides) Examples: PhpFirstExample \| phpTypes \| firstform Set up and create a project in PhpStorm Fritz Machen Create a PHP-MySQL web app in Azure App Service and deploy using FTP Delete or reset FTP password Microsoft Azure PHP Tutorials and Documentation Examples: classExampple	w3schools.com/html play with some of the "Try it Yourself" (green buttons) examples Use the W3C HTML validator to validate some web pages, including my pages ... If you find a page with a lot of illegal HTML, try viewing the page in different browsers. Any differences in what you see? Download + Instal PhpStorm Installing and Configuring XAMPP with PhpStorm IDE Download + installation is enough. No need for a lot of configuration Use PhpStorm to make a few linked web pages, like a presentation etc. Do not forget to HTML validate the pages. HTML Quiz w3schools.com/css play with some of the "Try it Yourself" (green buttons) examples Use PhpStorm to make an external style sheet. Define some relevant rules. Link the style sheet to one or more of you HTM documents. Add an internal style sheet to one of your HTML documents Add in-line styles to some of your HTML elements Validate your CSS CSS Quiz Extra: Bootstrap w3schools.com/php play with some the "Try it yourself" (green buttons) examples. PHP basic syntax and functions \| Solution Simple calculator in PHP \| Solutions: VerySimple + PostBack Deploy your PHP calculator to Azure. Help PHP Quiz
45	06.11 - 10.11	Election: 4th semester, which courses do you want? HTML forms + PHP Twig template engine for PHP	JetBrains Registering GitHub Account in PhpStorm JetBrains Publishing a Project on GitHub Twig for Template Designers Twig for Developers How to use Composer and Twig in your PHP project Example phpTwigUsernamePassword	Add one or more of your PHP projects to GitHub. JetBrains Registering GitHub Account in PhpStorm JetBrains Publishing a Project on GitHub Twig your calculator: Make a copy of your PHP calculator project. Refactor you PHP calculator to use Twig \| Solution Make another copy of your twigged PHP calculator project. Refactor your Twig calculator to consume the SOAP calculator SOAP you made in an exercise long time ago. No need to refactor the Twig, only the PHP.
46	13.11 - 17.11	PHP, consuming web services	Examples (PHP consumes a SOAP service): soapCalculator + soapLengthConverterForm + soapLengthConverter Example (PHP consumes a REST service): restBookstoreTwig (PHP) \| BookStoreRestService	Read and do: Enabling SoapClient with PHP 7 PHP consuming SOAP, Football \| Solution PHP consuming REST: Consume one of your REST services like School or http://api.evang.dk/ \| Solution: school Extra: PHP frameworks (others than Twig)
47-50	20.11 - 15.12	Start Wednesday: Interdisciplinary project This project is one of the mandatory study activities mentioned in the curriculum section 14.3.	Android App: Send UDP broadcasts with sensor data Use a LAN that allows UDP broadcast - like the EGV network. Google Play Source code Send UDP broadcasts with sensor data Publish from PhpStorm to Azure Database: Returning the id of newly created row. Using the yr.no REST service
51	18.12 - 20.12	Mock exam PROG+TEK This mock exam is one of the mandatory study activities mentioned in the curriculum section 14.3 3o Monday 3b Tuesday Wednesday: project presentations	Things you did not read or have to read again. Start from the bottom (not the beginning): First you study the subjects you don't know anything about. Preparation for the 3rd semester exam	Exercises that you did not do.
52		Christmas + New Year	Things you did not read or have to read again.	Exercises that you did not do.
1	05.01	Friday: Q&A	Now that you have read the curriculum and done the exercises ... This is the last chance to ask questions if there is something you didn't understand. You ask. I try to answer.
2-3		PROG+TEK exam 3b, Monday-Thursday, January 8-11 3o, Friday-Tuesday, Jaunary 12-16
4		SYM exams
5		Re-exam
5		4th semester starts