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Module - EEEE3023 - Engineering Software: Design and Implementation
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| Module Code | EEEE3023 |
| Lecturer | PD Sewell |
This module aims to provide students with an understanding of the design patterns and data structures that are in use in moden software packages. To allow the students to be able to perform critical analyses of complex design tasks and to decompose them into manageable and maintainable parts. The role and use of generic programming through templates will be introduced. Furthermore, the emergence of parallel programming techniques will be discussed and practical design choices and implementions analysed.
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LO1 - Critically analyse large-scale software tasks in order to decompose into smaller manageable parts which can be implemented in terms of established and proven approaches. |
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LO2 - Demonstrate an appreciation of the advantages and disadvantages of different design patterns allowing them to select and implement appropriate instances for particular problems. |
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LO3 - Demonstrate an appreciation of the advantages and disadvantages of different data structures allowing them to select and implement appropriate instances for particular problems. |
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LO4 - Design and implement generic software in the context of code generality and recycling. |
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LO5 - Appreciate the different parallel programming paradigms and to implement basic examples on multicore platforms. |
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