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    04 - Programming Principles: Computational Thinking
    In this session we look at how to think systematically about a problem and create a solution. We look at the definition and characteristics of an algorithm, and see how through modularisation and decomposition we can then choose a set of methods to create. We also compare this somewhat procedural approach, with the way that design works in Object Oriented Systems. We also have a brief look at codings style in Java, with the help of the Google Java Style Guide: https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html

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    Prof David Millard
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    COMP1216 - Coursework 2 (2020-21)
    Description of Coursework 2 for COMP1216 (2020-21)

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    Dr Son Hoang
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    COMP2214 - Problem Class 08 - Elevator System in SPARK
    Exercise using the Elevator System in SPARK

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    Dr Son Hoang
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    ELEC3035: Control System Design
    Lecture slides, handouts for tutorials, exam papers, and numerical examples for a third year course on Control System Design.

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    Dr Ivan Markovsky
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    Introduction to Soft Systems Modelling
    Two lectures that introduce the idea of modelling in the large, and contrasts hard system and soft system modelling. The second lecture goes into detail on a number of specific methods for analysing a system (CATWOE and CSH) and on modelling a system (Systems Diagrams and Personas).

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    Prof David Millard
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    Modelling Dojo: The SmarTaxi Case Study
    We illustrate the modelling activities using the SmarTaxi Case Study

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    Dr Son Hoang
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    Modelling for Problem Solving in the Large
    This a short presentation which introduces how models and modelling help us to solve large scale problems in the real world. It introduces the idea that dynamic behaviour is caused by interacting components in the system. Feedback in the system makes behaviour prediction difficult unless we use modelling to support understanding

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    Dr Yvonne Howard
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    Requirements Capture: Using UML Use Cases
    This is a presentation for our year one INFO1008 course of Computational Systems. It covers the need for requirements capture and the difficulty of building a specification based on user information. We present UML Use Cases and Use Case diagrams as a way of capturing requirements from the users point of view in a semi-structured way.

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    Prof David Millard
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    System Design: Alternative Individual Assessment Scenario
    This is the scenario used in the course when individuals are unable to participate in group work. It includes a written case study of a diary farm, and several news articles that describe various views on the business of dairy farming.

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    Prof David Millard
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    System Design: UML Activity and Sequence Diagrams
    In this session we look at how to model flow of control and interactions between components using UML Activity and Sequence Diagrams. This is an introductory session and so for Activity Diagrams we only cover branching, forks and joins and swim lanes, and for Sequence we cover lifelines, messages and returns, and alt, par and opt frames.

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    Prof David Millard
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    System Design: UML Class Diagrams
    In this session we look at UML Class Diagrams and how they fit into both the family of UML models, and also the software engineering process. We look at some basic features of class diagrams including properties, operations, associations, generalisation, aggregation and composition.

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    Prof David Millard
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    System Design: Using UML Use Cases
    In this lecture we cover how UML Use Cases can be used for requirements capture. We look at the anatomy of a Use Case Description, and the way in which use cases can be brought together in a use case diagram. We also look at the way that use cases can be derived from problems using noun verb analysis.

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    Prof David Millard
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    The Modelling Journey
    These were slides developed as part of our work with the JISC Community Engagement Team and CETIS to introduce people to different forms of system modelling, including scenarios and personas, soft systems methods, UML (Use cases, activity diagrams and sequence diagrams), BMPN and EA modelling with Archimate.

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    Prof David Millard
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