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Are You In The Right Room? [1/63]
Overview of Today's Class [2/63]
Admin: A Brief Introduction [3/63]
Admin: Course Objectives [4/63]
Admin: Course Overview [5/63]
Admin: Contrast with SE430 [6/63]
Admin: SE450 Approach [7/63]
Admin: Prerequisites [8/63]
Admin: Java Self-Assessment [9/63]
Admin: Expectations [10/63]
Admin: Course Homepage [11/63]
Admin: Mailing List [12/63]
Admin: How to talk about code via email [13/63]
Admin: Assessment [14/63]
Admin: Attendance [15/63]
Admin: Projects [16/63]
Admin: Contact Information [17/63]
Admin: Textbooks [18/63]
Admin: Tools [19/63]
Basics: Subclassing [20/63]
Basics: How Do We Run Programs? [21/63]
Basics: Class Initialization [22/63]
Basics: Functions [23/63]
Basics: Activation [24/63]
Basics: Objects [25/63]
Basics: Object-Oriented? [26/63]
Basics: Object Classes and Static Classes [27/63]
Basics: Constructors/Methods/Fields [28/63]
Basics: Object Diagrams [29/63]
Basics: Fields [30/63]
Basics: Passing Parameters [31/63]
Basics: Passing Parameters [32/63]
Basics: Values and References [33/63]
Basics: Values and References [34/63]
Basics: UML Notation for References [35/63]
Basics: UML Class Diagrams: Static Class [36/63]
Basics: UML Class Diagrams: Object Class [37/63]
Basics: Aggregation (Reference) [38/63]
Basics: Composition (Exclusive Reference) [39/63]
Basics: Dependency [40/63]
Basics: The Ugly Truth [41/63]
Basics: Mixed Classes [42/63]
Basics: Multiplicity [43/63]
Basics: Association [44/63]
Basics: UML Summary [45/63]
Basics: Test [46/63]
Testing: Overview [47/63]
Testing: Junit Tests [48/63]
Testing: Junit Assertions [49/63]
Testing: Junit Derived Assertions [50/63]
Testing: Examples [51/63]
Testing: Homework 1 [52/63]
Taxonomy: Why a Taxonomy? [53/63]
Taxonomy: Object Classes [54/63]
Taxonomy: Immutable Data Classes [55/63]
Taxonomy: Guidelines for Immutable Data Classes [56/63]
Taxonomy: Advantages of Immutable Objects [57/63]
Taxonomy: The Builder Pattern [58/63]
Taxonomy: A Builder in the Java APIs [59/63]
Taxonomy: Mutable Data Classes [60/63]
Taxonomy: Hashing Mutable Data is Dangerous [61/63]
Taxonomy: Collection Classes [62/63]
Taxonomy: UML representation of Collections [63/63]

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