Ubiquitous Computing Course Overview and Structure
"Explore the details of COSC 4355/6355 - Introduction to Ubiquitous Computing course including prerequisites, objectives, course structure, quizzes, assignments, interactive exercises, and the iOS ecosystem. Understand the importance of iOS development and how it differs from Android. Dive into the iOS market and learn how to develop projects in a collaborative environment."
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COSC 4355/6355 Intro to Ubiquitous Computing Prof. Ioannis Pavlidis Dinesh Majeti Ashik Khatri http://cpl.uh.edu/courses/ubicomp/ http://cpl.uh.edu/courses/ubicomp/fall2017/
Prerequisites Strong understanding of programming concepts COSC 4353: Software Design
Course Objectives Establish a good understanding of the iOS ecosystem Become a competent Swift programmer Gain experience in designing UI for mobile platforms Learn to work as part of a software team
Course Structure 15% Quizzes (individual mode) 45% (3 x 15%) In-calls programming assignments (group mode) 10% In-class interactive programming exercises (group mode) 30% Course project semester long (group mode)
Quizzes 10 minute long at the start of the class. If you are late, you miss the quiz! Hand written Closed book/Internet Based on last week s session and the reading material for the current week
Programming Assignments In class (about 3hrs) Open book/Internet No help will be provided by the instructors
In Class Interactive Exercises Based on the reading/practice material for the week Instructors are here to help (not complete the assignment for you) In class (about 2 hrs); round robin on group `drivers
Course Project Develop project idea (first two weeks) Submit a specification document [5%] Project specification presentation and design mock-up [5%] Midterm project demo and software [10%] Final project demo and software [10%]
Why iOS As of November 2016, iOS commanded 43.5% of the U.S. market App development in Android takes 40% more code lines and is 30% more expensive than iOS Apple apps are better designed, easy to use, and are presented in a well- organized iTunes Store Apple users access more content categories and do more online shopping than Android users
Why Swift Swift programmers are sought after, unlike Java programmers that abound Swift is a modern language that allows the programmer to write brief and elegant code Swift has a lot of fun interactive ways to learn the language, like the Playground
