Object-oriented Programming

Academic year

2025Year

Term

Second Semester

Course title

Object-oriented Programming

Class type

Lecture

Course title (ENG)

Object-oriented Programming

Class code・Class name・Teaching forms

Z1500001 Object-oriented Programming

Instructor

NISHIYAMA Hiroyasu

Credits

2.0Credits

Day and Time

Wed.5Period

Campus

Shinjuku Remote

Location

.,A-1012教室

Relationship between diploma policies and this course

A) A high degree of specialized expertise　100%
B) The skills to use science and technology　0%
C) The ability to conduct research independently, knowledge pertaining to society and occupations, and sense of ethics required of engineers and researchers　0%
D) Creative skills in specific areas of specialization　0%

Goals and objectives

Object-oriented programming technology is essential for modern large-scale software system development. The first part of this course provides the knowledge about basic concept of object-oriented programming language and its implementation techniques. The second part of this course focuses on object-oriented analysis and design methodology and their supporting technology for developing large-scale software systems.

Prerequisites

Requires experiences in programming

Method Using AL・ICT

Presentation

Class schedule

Current plan of the course subjects (may be adjusted according to the understanding level):
Each lecture will be performed as hybrid lecture except first lecture as remote (on-deman).

1. Introduction
 History from structured programming to object-oriented programming.
2. Object-oriented language(1)
 Basic concept of object-oriented language including class, object, encapsulation, and polymorphism.
3. Object-oriented language(2)
 Advanced concept of object-oriented language including interface, template, and concurrency.
4. Object-oriented language(3)
 Runtime technique for object-oriented language including interpreter and runtime system.
5. Evolution of object-oriented language
 Recent evolution of object-oriented language including aspect-oriented language, fusion with functional language, and JavaScript.
6. Framework and tools
 Related technology to object-oriented language including object-oriented framework and development tools.
7. Object-oriented analysis
 Basic concept of object-oriented analysis and design.
8. UML(1)
 History and features of UML.
9. UML(2)
 Modeling representation of UML including class diagram and sequence diagram.
10. Object-oriented design
 Development methodology and modeling.
11. Design pattern
 Overview of design pattern and anti-pattern.
12. Software architecture
 Software architecture and analysis pattern.
13. Test methods and software maintenance methods
Techniques for software testing and maintenance
14. Formal methods
 High reliability software design using formal method.
15. Review of lecture content
Review of lecture content

Evaluation

Evaluations are performed according to assignments in each class (50%) and the content of a report (50%).

Feedback for students

The critique will be included in the next class materials if necessary.

Textbooks

No textbook used

Reference materials

Bertrand Mayer, Object-Oriented Software Construction, 2nd ed., Prentice-Hall, 2000. 
Naohisa Takahashi and Katsuhisa Maruyama, Software Engineering, Morikita-shuppan, 2010. (in Japanese)  
Tetsuo Tamai, Basics of Software Technology, Iwanami-shoten, 2004.  (in Japanese)
Other guide books may be presented in the course.

Office hours and How to contact teachers for questions

Make an appointment by E-mail(kogakuinoop@gmail.com).

Message for students

Course by professor with work experience

Not applicable

Work experience and relevance to the course content if applicable

Teaching profession course

Informatics Program

Syllabus data