Course information

Teachers

• Supervisor, lectures:
  • doc. Ing. Martin Tomášek, PhD.
• Labs:
  • Ing. Lenka Bubeňková
  • Ing. Filip Gurbáľ, PhD.
  • Ing. Tomáš Kormaník
  • Ing. Miroslav Murin

Goal

Students will gain knowledge about the principles of object-oriented programming. They will acquire programming skills in object-oriented design and implementation of software systems using object-oriented programming languages, design patterns, and generic programming.

Syllabus

• Object-oriented principles
  • Abstraction, encapsulation, information hiding, subtyping, inheritance, polymorphism
  • Liskov substitution principle (LSP)
• Generic programming
  • Parametric type, generics and class templates
• Lambda expressions
  • The concept of anonymous functions
  • Functional approach to programming in imperative object-oriented languages
• Exceptions handling
• Design patterns and software frameworks
  • Principles of reusability, extensibility and the Open-Closed Principle (OCP) in programming
• Fundamentals of object-oriented modeling
  • UML language in the design of object-oriented systems

Assessment

• Continuous assessment (credit) - 40 points (min. 21)
  • Attending lectures and lab sessions.
  • Working out labs.
• Final assessment (exam) - 60 points (min. 31)
  • Working out final lab.
  • Test.
• Overall assessment - 100 points (min. 51)