Today in the morning, Ma'am Jane Chandler came from university of Portsmouth, she spoke about different aspects of software design patterns and gave some examples of real life patterns, also she gave the coursework for our batch.
In my opinion, the coursework has enough time span to be completed and it seems okay, not very easy and not very difficult either.
In Task-1, we have to design a small prototype which creates, stores and updates customer records, then we have to make some UML diagrams using three patterns. Only thing that is worrying in this task is to evaluate the effectiveness of each pattern.
Task-2, we have to come up with the code of above UML diagram, I am going to skip this task.
Task-3, seems to be easy, as we have to complete a pattern draft, the thing that worries me is choosing the pattern preserving technique, because if i chose GoF (which I intend to), i have to drill down deep into any particular Temporal pattern.
Task-4 is a bit difficult task as we have to come up with a really good essay on Anti patterns, and I have no clue about what they are.
Task-5 (my favourite one) is the easiest of them all, that is we have to make a blog (which i m currently doing) about our understanding of the design patterns. We have to explain every lecture of our class in our own words where by we have to explain, what we understood from today's lecture.
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You need to have a good understanding of UML designs to do task1.I am going to do task2(coding) aswell :) because i cant understand task3.. i think the toughest question is the essay writing which is task4...its very logical! :)
Finally we have a blog where we can share our feeling about the coursework. Lolz :) Surprisingly no has shown aggrevation. Just kidding :) Keep it up !
Well finally somebody after my own heart. i am attempting the same tasks and share your views. Although writing is not much of a problem i think you are right in saying that to write an essay of 600 word of good quality will be hard.
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