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Tampere

Programming 3: Interfaces

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Faculty of Information Technology and Communication Sciences

Data Processing and Information Technology

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Hervanta Campus

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<ul><li>Modularity and interfaces: principle of locality, encapsulation, namespaces, design by contract</li><li>Aggregation </li><li>Inheritance: base and subclasses, ownership of objects, dynamic binding</li><li>Copying and assigning objects</li><li>Graphical user interfaces</li><li>Version control (in single programmer&amp;#39;s projects with remote repositories) </li></ul>

Reaching a grade &amp;#34;good&amp;#34; indicates &nbsp;the student is able to participate in the implementation of a larger &nbsp;software product (several hundres of lines of code). In particular, the student<ul><li>knows how to use the typical programming tools and is able to explain their roles in software work</li><li>knows how to program modules that are in connection to their environment through predefined interfaces</li><li>is able to interpret interface documentation and understands the principles of design by contract</li><li>knows more programming language structures than before and is able to use them in their programs</li><li>can explain the concept of inheritance and is able to use it in their programs</li><li>can implement a graphical user interface in a program. </li></ul>

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<h2>Prerequisites</h2>Good programming skills are required.<h2>Compulsory Prerequisites</h2><ul><li>Programming 2: Techniques, COMP.CS.110, 5 cr</li></ul>

The course uses an online learning environment: <a href="http://plus.tuni.fi" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">plus.tuni.fi</a><a href="https://plus.tuni.fi/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Plussa: https://plus.tuni.fi/</a>

The course includes weekly exercises, programming projects, and an electronic exam. More precise information can be found from Plussa. The course will be implemented both in Finnish and English.

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