Course Calendar

CSE 132 (Spring 2010)
Course Calendar

(subject to change)

Module

Date

Logistics

Mandatory
Preparation

Notes

Assigned

Due

1. Intro

Tue

Jan

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Introduction
Swing
Model View Controller
- Ken's notes [video] [tablet]
- Sun's description
- Example from class, opinion poll
  (integer from 0 to 10)
  - Model based on DefaultBoundedRangeModel
  - One view, based on JSlider.
  - Another view, based on JFormattedTextField
- Code from class (posted after lecture)

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 1

Thu

Jan

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 1

2. Persistence

Tue

Jan

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Exceptions
Persistence and I/O
- Ken's notes [video] [tablet] [no video available]
- JavaCoffeeBreak
- Sun's tutorial on Java I/O
- The java.io package
Representation
- Bytes, bits, and hex
- ASCII table (characters)
- Ten's and two's complement
- Two's complement
Java I/O libraries use the Decorator pattern
Tokenizing
- java.util.StringTokenizer
Serialization
- Deitel tutorial
- JavaCoffeeBreak
Weasley Clock

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 2

Thu

Jan

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 2a

3. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

study guide

Inner and anonymous classes
Runnable
Concurrency and Threads
Other Thread resources:
- Javamex
- JavaCoffeeBreaks
Java Synchronization
Synchronized Methods (example used in class)
final variables
- here.
- Or or here.
Deadlock
- Sun

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 3

Thu

Feb

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 2a

Lab 2b

Lab 2a

4. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

study guide

Quiz 1

Studio 3 recap
- When are locks needed (atomicity)?
- What causes deadlock?
- Strategies for obtaining locks
Decoupling components using PropertyChangeSupport
Havender's algorithm
Dining Philosophers
Quiz 1

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 4

Thu

Feb

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 3a
Lab 3b

Lab 3a

5. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

study guide

Recap of synchronized
Introduction to Lab 3b
Drawbacks of synchronized→Split locks
- Sync interface
- Mutex class
Guarded blocks
- Tutorial on wait...notifyAll.
- Implementing Mutex
Readers/writer locks
Quiz 1

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 5

Thu

Feb

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 3b

Lab 3c

Lab 2b

6. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

study guide

Reports from studio and lab
- Correct mazes
- RWLock
Thinking about Lab 3c
- Mouse finds cheese
- Fairer(erer) RWLock
- Locks with timeout and retry
Opening hallways thread-safely
Deploying RWLock (the → below means extends)
- Revised LockInvokable
- Changes due to the revision
- Revised LockViz for read-only requests
- RWLockPub → LockPub
- DoubleLockReadOnly → DoubleLock
- Using DoubleLockReadOnly in Hall
Summary and wrap-up
Quiz 2

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

No studio:

Lab 3b

Lab 3c

Thu

Feb

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 3b

7. Network Programming

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Abstractions for network programming
- Location: The Internet and IP addresses
  - Numbering convention
    - 128.252 WUSTL
    - 128.252.21 CEC
    - 128.252.165 CS department
  - InetAddress
- Socket
- ServerSocket
- Protocols (knock-knock)
Review of basic streams
- InputStream
- OutputStream
Online resources
- Ken's notes [video] [tablet] (no video)
- O'Reilly
- Sun
Caesar's cipher
Drunken guard problem
One-way functions and Studio 6

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 6

Thu

Mar

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 3c

8. Break

Tue

Mar

Free

Spring Break

Thu

Mar

Free

Spring Break

9. Protocols

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Practice midterm exam

solution

Concurrency: lessons learned
Ins and outs of Sockets (code will be posted to your repo in lecture9 package)
NIST Internet Time Service (ITS)
- Known servers
- Time (RFC-868) (port 37)
- Daytime (RFC-867) (port 13)
- Network time (RFC-1305)
SMTP mail.sbcglobal.net port 25
http service port 80
- HTTP request viewer
- GET / HTTP/1.1 Host: www.wustl.edu blank line
CDDB freedb.org port 888
cddb hello cytron bash.cse.wustl.edu roncd 1.0 cddb read folk 850a5d0b
Protocol example: AIM TOC2
Studio 7 preview
Preparation for Studio W and Lab W
Midterm Exam posted

Exam I

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Begin work on Lab W by completing Studio W in studio

Studio W

Thu

Mar

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab W

Lab 3c (late)

10. Network Programming

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

TOC2
The TOC protocol (also describes FLAP)
The TOC2 protocol
A page with merged TOC→TOC2 descriptions
Interacting with the TOC server
- FLAPInputStream and Frame readFrame()
- FLAPOutputStream and void writeFrame(Frame)
Possible games
- kassle (and its patent restrictions)
- Phage wars and similar
- Other Harrison's Dad games
- real-time asynchronous chess (exists, but fun)
- Pictionary
- catch phrase (guess the word by clues)
- Set (card game matching triplets)
- 3d pong or brickbreaker
- tron

Exam I

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 7

Thu

Mar

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 4a

Lab W

11. Network Programming

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

FLAP report from lab
Design of FLAP in class (will be in your studios this afternoon)
short primitive data type
- Code from class today
Roasting passwords
Kassle example for multiuser game
- Features?
  - Messaging
  - What else?
- GUI (small group exercise)
- Protocol

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 8

Thu

Apr

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 4b

12. Multiuser Game

Tue

Apr

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Midterm solution
Lab 5: multiuser game possibilities
- Kassle
Quiz 2: Network Programming

Quiz 2

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab 4b

Thu

Apr

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Decide on your game

Lab 4b

13. Multiuser Game

Tue

Apr

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Multiuser game server

A,B,C Studio
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Studio 9

Thu

Apr

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Brainstorm protocol for game in small groups

Lab 5a

14. Multiuser Game

Tue

Apr

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Review of Quiz 2
Examples of protocols from last week
Protocol discussions among groups doing the various games

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Develop protocol specification, submit for grade.

Lab 5a

Thu

Apr

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Protocol specifications returned to you. Open lab time to work on the game.

Lab 5b

15. Multiuser Game

Tue

Apr

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
10-11:30 AM

Exam II given in class. The max of Exam II and Quiz 2 will count as both your Exam II and Quiz 2 grades.

Exam II

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab time to work on game

Thu

Apr

Free

Professor unavailable today, but very available Friday

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab time to work on game

Fri

Apr

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509

16. Demos

Mon

May

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509

Tue

May

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

Office Hours -- stop by and get help

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Lab time to work on game

Thu

May

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

Office Hours -- stopy by and get help

A,B,C Labs
Cuplles II 300

A:	1-2:30 PM
B:	2:30-4 PM
C:	4-5:30 PM

Final Lab Demos!

Lab 5b

Last modified 10:36:39 CDT 03 June 2010 by Ron K. Cytron

CSE 132 (Spring 2010) Course Calendar

(subject to change)

CSE 132 (Spring 2010)
Course Calendar