Special Topics in Software Engineering:

Software Development with C#

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Begin: 23.03.2018

Overview

C# is a mixture of Java, C++ and Visual Basic. It combines Java's type safety (type checking, garbage collection) with the power and flexibility of C++ (e.g. operator overloading, low-level operations). In addition to that it has some new features for component-based programming (properties and events), a kind of function pointers (delegates), reference parameters, stack objects and many other useful things. It also includes features of functional programming languages (e.g. lambda expressions) as well as SQL-like queries on memory data structures or XML (LINQ).

As a companion to this course we recommend to attend also the course Special Topics: The .NET Technology in which the .NET architecture and the APIs for Windows, Web and Database programming in C# are explained.

Overview
Symbols
Types
Expressions
Declarations
Statements
Classes and structs
Inheritance
Interfaces
Delegates
Exceptions
Namespaces and assemblies
Attributes
Threads
XML comments
Native calls
Pointers
Class library
C# 2.0
C# 3.0
C# 4.0
C# 5.0
C# 6.0
C# 7.0

Handouts

Students attending this course can download the handouts as PDF documents from the KUSSS web page of this course.

Dates

Date	Time	Room
Fr 23.03.2018	12:45-17:00	HS 3
Sa 24.03.2018	08:30-11:45	HS 3
Fr 13.04.2018	12:00-17:00	HS 3

Exam and Project

There will be a written exam on Friday, May 18, 2018, 12:00-13:00 in HS 2.

In order to pass the course you also have to implement a small C# project. The topic of this project can be freely chosen by you. The only requirement is that the project has at least 250 lines of code.

The project has to be presented on your own notebook at the SSW institute (either to Prof. Mössenböck or to DI Weninger). You can combine the project of this course with the one of the .NET course. The submission deadline of both courses is on the same day and the same time. You can submit both projects either at the C# course (Mössenböck/Weninger) or at the .NET course (Schabus/Leopoldseder).

	Date	Time	Names	Room
Project delivery:	Fr 18.05.2018	13:15-14:15 14:15-15:00 15:00-15:45	A - J K - P Q - Z	S3 206, S3 209

Literature

Mössenböck H.: Kompaktkurs C# 6.0. dpunkt.verlag 2016
Mössenböck H.: C# to the point. Addison Wesley 2004
Mössenböck, Beer, Birngruber, Wöß: .NET Application Development -- with C#, ADO.NET, ASP.NET. and Web Services. Addison Wesley 2004
Beer, Birngruber, Mössenböck, Wöß: Die .NET-Technologie -- Grundlagen und Anwendungsprogrammierung. dpunkt.verlag, 2006.
Hejlsberg A., Torgersen M.: The C# Programming Language. 4th edition, Addison-Wesley, 2010
A.Troelsen: C# 6.0 and the .NET 4.6 Framework, Apress 2016
Calvert C., Kulkarni D.: Essential LINQ, Addison-Wesley 2009

Online Resources and Software Downloads

Visual Studio (MSDNAA): Complete IDE obtainable from ÖH.
Visual C# Express: A stripped-down version of Visual Studio just for C#
.NET Framework: If you don't want to use Visual Studio. See also the online documentation that comes with the framework.
.NET for Linux: The Mono project
SharpDevelop: Integrated Open Source IDE for C#
dotnet.jku.at: .NET resources from SSW