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 It is important to do all the readings associated with the course from the textbook. There are some items in the readings that we will not have time to cover in class, but this material may be on the exam. It is important to do all the readings associated with the course from the textbook. There are some items in the readings that we will not have time to cover in class, but this material may be on the exam.
  
-===== Week 1 =====+===== Week 1: Jan 4=====
  
 Introduction - Administrivia. Introduction - Administrivia.
  
 Models in Engineering. The Problem Domain (User Requirements) and the Solution Domain (System Specifications). Specifications are not programs, but something different. Design is the process that gets us from the Problem Domain to implemented code in the Solution Domain that satisfies the User Requirements. Models in Engineering. The Problem Domain (User Requirements) and the Solution Domain (System Specifications). Specifications are not programs, but something different. Design is the process that gets us from the Problem Domain to implemented code in the Solution Domain that satisfies the User Requirements.
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 +**Required**: get "hello world" program working in EiffelStudio. 
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 +**Suggested reading**: OOSC2 chapters 1 and 3.
  
 ===== Week 2 ===== ===== Week 2 =====
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 What does it mean for a class to be correct? Proof obligations. What does it mean for a class to be correct? Proof obligations.
  
-**Readings**: Chapters 7-8. Classes - Objects+**Required Readings**: Chapters 7-8. Classes - Objects
  
-===== Week 3 (March 16th) =====+===== Week 3  =====
  
 **Readings**: Chapter 10 -  11-1 .. 11-9. Genericity - Design by Contract **Readings**: Chapter 10 -  11-1 .. 11-9. Genericity - Design by Contract
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-===== Week 4 (March 23) =====+===== Week 4  =====
  
  **Readings**: Chapters 11-11, 11-12, chapter 26. See Resources for additional notes on Tuples and Agents.  **Readings**: Chapters 11-11, 11-12, chapter 26. See Resources for additional notes on Tuples and Agents.
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