Kitlei Róbert
kitlei.web.elte.hu
kitlei@elte.hu
2-616A


Application Development

- goal: develop a decent sized software product with detailed documentation
    - the code should be well structured, easy to read
    - a CASE tool will be chosen for drawing UML diagrams
    - the program has to have a GUI
    - the program has to follow the object oriented paradigm
    - you should expect to work on it at least two hours a week
    - you have to make a documentation that adheres to the guidelines
- what sort of task can you choose?
    - simulation
    - educational
    - image processing or editing
    - games (strategy, action, board games)
    - ... or anything that you like, and I approve
- getting your grade: 3 presentations during the semester
    - during each presentation, you have to...
        - show the documentation of the code
        - present the code
        - explain the solution in detail
    - these three presentations make up your final grade
    - details about the presentations
        - presentation 1: date TBD
            - determine the goal of the project
            - define the most important notions
            - list functional requirements
            - use cases: UML diagrams + description
        - presentation 2: date TBD
            - screen mockups
            - list nonfunctional requirements
            - UML class diagrams + description
        - presentation 3: last week
            - sequence diagrams + description
            - final class diagrams + description
            - testing
            - fully functional program
- tools to be used
    - Java Development Kit
        - for the GUI: Swing
    - a recent IDE: NetBeans, Eclipse, IntelliJ Idea etc.
    - a Computer Aided Software Engineering tool
        - recommended
            - Sparx Systems Enterprise Architect
              http://www.sparxsystems.com/
            - Visual Paradigm
              http://www.visual-paradigm.com/
        - lists of other possible tools
            - http://uml-directory.omg.org/vendor/list.htm
            - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_UML_tools