Course Calendar

CSE 132 (Spring 2011)
Course Calendar

(subject to change)

Module

Date

Logistics

Mandatory
Preparation

Notes

Assigned

Due

1. Intro

Tue

Jan

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

study guide

No class because of snow day

A,B,C Studio
Urbauer 218

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

No studio because of snow day

Thu

Feb

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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

Extension on Lab 2a until Feb 10 if you are not ready to demo today

Lab 2a

if you can

Lab 2b

if you can

Lab 2b

4. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

study guide

Quiz 1

Postponed from Feb 1 because of snow day

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
Urbauer 218

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

Studio 3

Thu

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

SPECIAL LECTURE SESSION
Postponed from Feb 8 because of snow day

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

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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

Studio 4

Lab 2a
Studio 4

5. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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
Urbauer 218

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

Lab 3a

Lab 3a
Lab 3b

Lab 3a

Thu

Feb

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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

6. Concurrency

Tue

Feb

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

study guide

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
Quiz 2

A,B,C Studio
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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

Lab 3c

8. Protocols

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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

A,B,C Studio
Urbauer 218

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

New ontime due date for Lab 3c

Lab 3c

Thu

Mar

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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

Lab 3c (late)

9. Break

Tue

Mar

Free

Spring Break

Exam I

Thu

Mar

Free

Spring Break

10. Network Programming

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

TOC2
The TOC protocol (also describes FLAP)
The TOC2 protocol
Interacting with the TOC server
- FLAPInputStream and Frame readFrame()
- FLAPOutputStream and void writeFrame(Frame)
Possible games
- Battleship
- ConnectFour
- kassle (and its patent restrictions)
- Pictionary
- Set (card game matching triplets)

A,B,C Studio
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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

Lab 4a

11. Network Programming

Tue

Mar

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

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

Exam I

A,B,C Studio
Urbauer 218

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

Studio 8

Thu

Mar

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

study guide

Midterm solution
Lab 5: multiuser game possibilities
- Egyptian Rat Screw
Quiz 3: Network Programming

Quiz 3

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

Multiuser game server

A,B,C Studio
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

study guide

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

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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

Develop protocols and discuss with TA and instructor

Lab 5a

Thu

Apr

Office Hours
Bryan Hall 509
9:30-11 AM

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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

Open lab time to work on the game.

Lab 5b

15. Multiuser Game

Tue

Apr

Lecture Hall
Louderman 458
11:30 AM–1:00 PM

study guide

Exam II given in class.

Exam II

A,B,C Labs
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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
Urbauer 218

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

Final Lab Demos!

Lab 5b

Last modified 07:57:17 CDT 19 April 2011 by Ron K. Cytron

CSE 132 (Spring 2011) Course Calendar

(subject to change)

CSE 132 (Spring 2011)
Course Calendar