CSE460 Lecture 26

Software Analysis and Design
Final Review
(202104)

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   CSE 460
   Software Analysis and Design
   Lecture 26: Final Review
   Dr. Javier Gonzalez-Sanchez
   javiergs@asu.edu
   javiergs.engineering.asu.edu | javiergs.com
   PERALTA 230U
   Office Hours: By appointment
   

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   Announcements
   § Wednesday April 21. Final Exam
   (during the lecture time)
   

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   Announcements
   Before the exam
   § Sample Exam is available. Test your system ASAP
   § Read the Guidelines for Midterm exam on Canvas
   During the exam
   § Show your environment.
   § It is a CLOSED-BOOK exam. Do not use any material
   § Scratch paper is allowed. Empty White Paper. Show it on camera when you
   show your environment!
   

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   Review
   

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   The following slides shows some examples
   related to some topics
   This is NOT a comprehensive list of topics
   Topics in the exam can be found
   Weeks 1 to 15 :: Lectures 1 to 26
   

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   Topics
   Presentation 1. Complexity
   2. Requirement Analysis
   3. Object Model 4. Object-Oriented Programming
   Assignment 1,2,3 5. Object-Oriented Principles
   6. Clean Code Principles Assignment 4
   7. Design Patterns
   Practice
   Midterm Review
   

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   Part B
   9. Additional Design Patterns 10. Connecting the Dots
   11. Software Architecture 12. Architecture Patterns
   Assignment 5, 6 13. Code Metrics
   14. Dependency Metrics
   Final Review
   

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   9. Design Patterns
   § Chain of Responsibilities (code and diagram)
   § Factory (code and diagram)
   § Singleton
   § Decorator
   § Observer
   

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   9. Design Patterns
   § Students and Staff members can request the Library to notify him/her when a Book becomes
   available.
   § Also, they can reserve the book. Before reserving a Book for someone the Library check, for
   students, with the Registrar, if the Student is currently enrolled, and for employees, with Human
   Resources if the employee has an active contract.
   

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    10. Connecting the Dots
    

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    Note:
    There are 3 classes and 1 interface
    10. Connecting the Dots
    

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    10. Connecting the Dots
    wrapper2
    Main wrapper1
    Factory
    decoration
    Envelope
    Box
    Gift
    wrapper3
    ball
    Supervisor
    Is big > 10, box Is small < 5, envelop
    

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    Model
    10. Connecting the Dots
    Main
    Factory
    Gift Ball Box Envelop
    Handler
    Supervisor
    Bin
    View
    GUI
    Controllers
    Listener
    

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    11, 12 Software Architecture
    § Architecture vs Design
    § Architecture Patterns
    § Model-View-Controller (Code and Diagrams)
    § Blackboard (Code and Diagrams)
    § Client-Server (Code and Diagrams)
    § Java Swing/AWT
    

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    Model
    11, 12 Software Architecture
    View Controller
    Blackboard
    KnowledgeSource
    Control
    

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    13. Quality Metrics
    Metrics
    Size
    LOC
    eLOC
    lLOC
    Understandability
    Comments
    Whitespaces
    Complexity
    Average, Max, Min LOC
    Interface Complexity
    Cyclomatic Complexity
    

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    13. Quality Metrics
    

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    13. Quality Metrics
    Instability = Cout
    (Cin + Cout)
    D = A + I – 1
    

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    Questions
    

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    CSE 564 Computer Systems Fundamentals
    Javier Gonzalez-Sanchez
    javiergs@asu.edu
    Fall 2020
    Disclaimer. These slides can only be used as study material for the class CSE564 at ASU. They cannot be distributed or used for another purpose.
    

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