Lecture 1#-(Logistics, iPhone OS Overview, MVC)

CS193pSpring 2010

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

LogisticsLecturesBuilding 260 (History Corner) Room 034Monday & Wednesday 4:15pm - 5:30pm

Office HoursTBD

Homework7 Weekly AssignmentsAssigned on Wednesdays (often will be multiweek projects)Due Tuesdays at 11:59pm (3 late days allowed per quarter)Graded on ✓, ✓+ and ✓-Final Project w/Keynote Presentation (last 3 weeks)


Object Oriented Programming TermsClassA description of (or sometimes called a “template for”) an Object.

InstanceA manifestation of a Class. Often interchangeable with “Object”.

MessageWhat you send to an Object to get it to do something.

MethodThe code that is invoked when you send an Object a Message.

Instance VariableA storage location each Instance has. Is often a pointer to another Object.

Inheritance / Superclass / SubclassThe process by which a Class gets functionality from another Class.A Subclass Inherits functionality from its Superclass.

ProtocolA description of a set of Messages that a Class can claim to respond to.Sometimes called an “interface” in some languages.


Requirements

You need access to a Mac!Intel-based (not PowerPC) MacintoshMac OSX 10.5 Leopard (or later)iPhone SDK is not available on the cluster computers currently

iPhone/iPod Touch (iPad?)NOT RequiredHomework to be done on iPhone SimulatorLoaner iPod Touches (sorry no iPads or iPhones) available

No “Textbook”Documentation is built into Developer Tools

Prerequisite: CS106Object-Oriented Programming


EnrollmentClass will be limited to 60 students40 Graded, 20 Pass/No Credit

You MUST fill out a survey to be consideredhttp://tinyurl.com/cs193p-spring-2010Needs to be completed by noon tomorrow!

If oversubscribed, class will be filled by ...ExperienceQuarters remaining to graduationMajorOther (be sure to share any other interesting info)

Auditors welcome!


http://tinyurl.com/cs193p-2010

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iPhone SDK

Free!Thru iPhone Developer University ProgramNo beta SDKs, so no iPad for now :(No uploading to the AppStoreYou can always join the normal iPhone Developer Program: $99

You will be sent an invitation to your sunetidWill only be sent after you fill out aforementioned survey Follow the directionsDownload the SDK to your MacWe need the UDID of any device you’re going to use (even loaners)Valid through the end of the quarter


iTunes U

Not on iTunesU this quarter.

Class is quite different this quarterEspecially the first 6 to 8 lectures.

Old iTunesU is not a substitute for coming to class!You’ll be lost on the homework assignments


CommunicationE-mailQuestions are best sent to [email protected] directly to instructor or TA’s risks slow response.Sorry, but we cannot take questions from auditors (too swamped).

Web SiteVery Important!http://cs193p.stanford.eduAll lectures, assignments, code, etc. will be there.This site will be your best friend when it comes to getting info.

ExternalGoogle Group http://cs193p.com (auditors’ group)http://developer.apple.comhttp://devforums.apple.com


mailto:[email protected]

mailto:[email protected]

http://cs193p.stanford.edu

http://cs193p.stanford.edu

http://cs193p.com

http://cs193p.com

http://developer.apple.com

http://developer.apple.com

What will I learn?How to build cool apps!Arguably the coolest application development platform in the world.

Real-life Object-Oriented ProgrammingOOP is at the heart of the Cocoa Touch APIWe’ll also cover a lot of “design concepts” in OO systems

Other CS ConceptsDatabasesGraphicsMediaAnimationEmbedded System Performance (incl. multi-threading)Network ProgrammingMuch, much more!


Homework Projects

CalculatorFirst part will be simply to recreate Wednesday’s demoSecond part will be to add a few featuresLearn: Intro to Xcode, IB, Objective-C, MVC

PolygonDraw and control the properties of a graphical shapeLearn: Memory Management, Objective-C PropertiesLearn: Creating Custom Graphical Views

SPoT (Stanford Photo Tour)An online photographic reference guide to StanfordDisplays, searches and manages a large amount of dataLearn: Navigation, Tables, Core Data, Threading, Maps, more ...


Core OSOSX Kernel

Mach 3.0

BSD

Sockets

Security

Power Management

Keychain Access

Certificates

File System

Bonjour

iPhone OSCocoa Touch

Media

Core Services

Core OS


Core ServicesCollections

Address Book

Networking

File Access

SQLite

Core Location

Net Services

Threading

Preferences

URL Utilities


Media

Core Services

Core OS


MediaCore Audio

OpenAL

Audio Mixing

Audio Recording

Video Playback

JPEG, PNG, TIFF

PDF

Quartz (2D)

Core Animation

OpenGL ES


Media

Core Services

Core OS


Cocoa TouchMulti-Touch

Accelerometer

View Hierarchy

Localization

Controls

Alerts

Web View

Map Kit

Image Picker

Camera


Media

Core Services

Core OS


Platform Components

Tools

Language

Frameworks

Design Strategies

[display setTextColor:[UIColor blackColor]];

Foundation UIKit

MVC

Core D

ata

Map Kit

Xcode

Interface Builder

Instruments


Model View Controller

Model View

Controller

Objects in Your Program



Model View

Controller

Could Be Groups of Objects



Model View

Controller



Model View

ControllerDelegationNotification

KVC

DelegationNotification

KVC

DelegationNotification

KVC


Wednesday

Overview of Development EnvironmentObjective-CInterface BuilderXcodeMVC (Model-View-Controller) Example

DemonstrationFrom-scratch development of a calculatorWe’ll go over every line of code


Next WeekMore Objective-CLanguage Syntax (properties, enumeration)Foundation Classes: NSString, NSArray, NSNumber, etc.Dynamic and Static TypingSelectorsMemory Management

More Interface Builder and XcodeControls other than UIButton and UILabelCursory overview of the debugger

Views and Drawing


Remember

Fill out the Survey by tomorrow noon!http://tinyurl.com/cs193p-spring-2010


http://tinyurl.com/cs193p-spring-2010

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Lecture 1#-(Logistics, iPhone OS Overview, MVC)

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