Introduction to Friday¶
Today we will:
- view the principles of modular programming
- practice principles of modular programming
- view the principles of deployment
- practice preparing for installations by users
- finalize the documentation of the project.
Modular programming¶
Learning objectives of 'Modular programming'
NEW (Needs some revision to be more student-centered)
- The student has a introductory understaning to the modular programming paradigm and the concept of iterative refactoring of code.
- The concepts of common interface and protocols are introduced
- Learns the importance of modularisation when collaborating on larger projects by example of the reduced number of conflicts of commits.
- The students partitions their design and message passing by refactoring design and implementation according to the modular paradigms for the student project
OLD
- understand the principles of modular programming
- practice principles of modular programming
Deployment¶
Learning objectives of 'Deployment'
- learners can mentalize the installation needs from the users perspective (HOW TO TEST?)
- learners can evaluate different available tools for reproducibility and installations
- learners can prepare for different users: local computer, Cluster
Learning objectives of 'Final documentation'
- learners can finalize the documentation of the project
We will be using our shared repository,
the Programming Formalisms project,
where we work on the main, develop and topic branches.
We merge coding using Pull Requests with code reviews.
Detailed schedule¶
| Day | Time | Teacher | Subject |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday | 09:00-10:00 | Lars | Modular programming |
| Friday | 10:15-11:00 | Lars | Modular programming |
| Friday | 11:15-12:00 | Lars | Modular programming |
| Friday | 13:00-14:00 | Björn | Reproducibility and deployment |
| Friday | 14:15-15:00 | Björn | Deployment and documentation |
| Friday | 15:15-15:50 | Björn | Documentation and summary |
| Friday | 15:50-16:00 | Richel | Evaluation |