SE450: Lecture 4 (Template Method/Unit Testing/Ant) [0/41]

Overview of Today's Class [1/41]

Java: Constructors [2/41]

Java: Exceptions [3/41]

Java: Casting [4/41]

Java: Overloading [5/41]

Java: Overriding [6/41]

Java: Hiding [7/41]

Java: this and super [8/41]

Java: Types, Interfaces, Concrete and Abstract Classes [9/41]

Java: Extending Classes [10/41]

Classes and Inheritance [11/41]

Patterns: The Template Method Pattern [12/41]

Patterns: Simple Template Method Example [13/41]

Patterns: Another Template Method Example [14/41]

Patterns: Strategy vs. Template Method [15/41]

Ant: What is it? [16/41]

Ant: Download [17/41]

Ant: Setup [18/41]

Ant: Environment Settings [19/41]

Ant: Running Ant [20/41]

Ant: The development directory [21/41]

Ant: The build file - intro to XML [22/41]

Ant: A concrete example [23/41]

Testing: Testing Types [24/41]

Testing: Approaches [25/41]

Testing: Why write Unit Tests? [26/41]

JUnit: Introduction [27/41]

JUnit: Goals [28/41]

JUnit: Download [29/41]

JUnit: Installation [30/41]

JUnit: The JUnit Framework [31/41]

JUnit: Writing A Test [32/41]

JUnit: Creating a Fixture [33/41]

JUnit: Creating a Suite of Tests [34/41]

JUnit: Executing Tests [35/41]

JUnit: Running from the Command Line [36/41]

JUnit: Running Tests with the GUI [37/41]

JUnit: An example [38/41]

JUnit: Setting up your source tree [39/41]

JUnit: Integrating with Ant [40/41]

Homework [41/41]