Programming, 3rd semester (PROG)

29.08 - 02.09

• Introduction to the course
• Brush up on 2nd semester subjects

• Head First, chapter 1-8 + 12 (you should know this from your 2nd semester)
• 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
• 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

1. Check that you have the necessary software:
   • Visual Studio (2013 or) 2015
   • GitExt (might be build in to Visual Studio 2015)
   • ReSharper (you need a license, ask me)
   • Unit Test Generator (build in to Visual Studio 2015t)
2. Brush Up: Student + Test + Documentation
3. Hackerrank.com Programming competition

• LinkedIn.com specially the group called "Zibat, Computer Science and Web Development, Alumni"
• Add your contant information to ums.easj.dk (mobile number) and fronter.com/easj/ (e-mail, etc.)
• Forward your email from Office 365 (name@edu.easj.dk)

• MONDAY: 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
• 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)
• Exam rules (applies for mock exams as well as real exams)

1. Calculator part 1: DLL
2. Calculator part 2: GUI

12.09 - 16.09

• Web services (SOAP): Using existing services

• W3Schools
  • XML Web Services (text only, not the program examples)
  • SOAP
  • WSDL
• Web services (slides)
• Example: Currency conversion | My service is awailable here

1. Consuming SOAP based web services
2. Install Microsoft Azure SDK for .NET (takes some time ...) -> .NET -> VS 2015
3. WCF webservice: Calculator

19.09 - 23.09

• 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 ...
• Creating a Microsoft Azure Pass Subscription
• WCF in Azure (slides)
• Example: WCF Calculator + Unit test

1. SOAP + DLL
2. SOAP service unit and integration testing
3. SOAP bases model store (CRUD etc.)
   Student objects can be kept in a STATIC List.
4. WCF webservice: What is (not) possible | Solutions: WhatIsPossibleService + WhatIsPossibleClient
5. Create an account on Microsoft Azure
   Your teacher has a code for you ...
   Valid for 6 months
6. Deploy your WCF services to Microsoft Azure
7. Make clients for the Azure versions of your services.
8. Web service concepts
9. Ideer til valgfag, mail til anbo@easj.dk senest fredag kl 13.00
   Gamle valgfag til inspiration

• Web services (SOAP/WCF): Keep state on the server

• Microsoft Azure Storage
• Microsoft Azure Azure Storage in 5 Minutes (video)
• Azure database (slides)
• Example: Database local client
• Example: WCF service provider
• Example: WCF service consumer (local + remote)

1. Create a simple database in Microsoft Azure: First try = a single table
2. Simple client application to call the database directly.
   
3. WCF webservice to use the database
4. Client applications to call the web service
   a. locally (localhost), b. remote (Azure4)
5. Extra: Black Jack

03.10 - 07.10

• 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 (movie)
• 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, 2.7.1 Socket Programming with UDP, page 183-188
• Extra: Learn more Python 3
  Tutorials Point: Python Tutorial
  Python Software Foundation
• Ebbe Vang: Reading Analog Input from Raspberry Pi
• ?Sensor documentation? Arduino 37 Sensors
  

1. Download and install Putty (Putty.exe)
   Putty will enable you to communicate from your laptop to Raspberry Pi, ie. use the laptop keyboard + screen with the Pi.
   Hostname: raspberrypi.mshome.net
2. Putty cannot connect to Raspberry Pi, a solution
3. Controlling an RGB LED with our Raspberry Pi
4. Extra: HackerRank: Python
5. Download and install WinSCP
   With WinSCP you can easily move files from Raspberry Pi to your laptop (and vice versa)
6. Raspberry Pi, read measurements
7. Send IoT measurements to the Cloud

10.10 - 14.10

• IoT continued

1. IoT business opportunities
2. UDP broadcast

• Autumn holidays

• Distributed architectures
• Fredag 13.00 orientering om valgfags-valg

• Distributed architectures (slides)
• Microsoft: Chosing an Application Type

1. PowerNap P2P filesharing application with a central registry (Registry implemented in WCF) | Solutions: SOAP registry service + powernap peer WPF

• MONDAY Mock exam
  This mock exam is one of the mandatory study activities mentioned in the curriculum section 14.3

07.11 - 11.11

• HTML
• PHP

• HTML
  • W3Schools HTML(5) Tutorial
  • HTML (slides)
• PHP
  • W3Schools PHP Tutorial
  • PHP (slides)
  • Examples: PhpFirstExample | phpTypes | firstform
• SetUp and create a project in PhpStorm
• Fritz Machen Create a PHP-MySQL web app in Azure App Service and deploy using FTP
• Microsoft Azure PHP Tutorials and Documentation
• Examples: classExampple

1. w3schools.com/html play with some of the "Try it Yourself" (green buttons) examples
2. Use the W3C HTML validator to validate some web pages, including my pages ...
   • If you find a page with a lot of illegal HTNL, try viewing the page in different browsers. Any differences in what you see?
3. Download + Instal PhpStorm
4. Go through Installing and Configuring XAMPP with PhpStorm IDE
5. Use PHPStorm to make a few linked web pages, like a presentation etc.
   Do not forget to HTML validate the pages.
6. HTML Quiz
7. w3schools.com/php play with some the "Try it yourself" (green buttons) examples.
8. PHP basic syntax and functions | Solution
9. Simple calculator in PHP
10. Deploy your PHP calculator to Azure. Help
11. PHP Quiz

14.11 - 18.11

• Twig template engine for PHP
• PHP, consuming web services

• Twig for Template Designers
• Twig for Developers
• How to use Composer and Twig in your PHP project
• Example (PHP comsumes a SOAP service): soapLengthConverter
• Example (PHP consumes a REST service): restBookstoreTwig (PHP) | BookStoreRestService

1. Twig your calculator:
   Make a copy of your PHP calculator project.
   Refactor you PHP calculator to use Twig
2. Read and do: Enabling SoapClient with PHP 7
3. 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.
4. PHP consuming SOAP, Football
   
5. PHP consuming REST: Consume one of your REST services
   or http://api.evang.dk/
6. Extra: PHP frameworks (others than Twig)

21.11 - 25.11

• Monday: Extra-ordinary lessons
• Interdisciplinary project

• PHP exercises, specially with SOAP and REST
  and maybe Twig

28.11 - 02.12

• Interdisciplinary project

05.12 - 09.12

• Interdisciplinary project

12.12 - 16.12

• Special schedule
  • PROG lessons Thursday + Friday
• Thursday: project presentations
  Exam: curriculum etc.
• Friday: Mock exam
  This mock exam is one of the mandatory study activities mentioned in the curriculum section 14.3.

• 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.

19.12

• Preparation for the exams, etc.

• Things you did not read or have to read again.

• Exercises that you did not do.

03.01

• Tuesday: 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.

• PROG+TEK exam

• SYM exam

• Re-exam

• 4th semester starts