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- 1. Programming 2: Advanced OO Design Jorge Ressia
- 4. Program ?
- 6. an D ahl Ole -Joh Nyg aard Kr isten
- 7. Simula 67
- 8. Simula 67
- 10. r ing A ward Tu 2001
- 12. P eter Naur 1968
- 13. Christopher Alexander: Notes on the Synthesis of Form 1964 NATO Software Engineering Conference 1969
- 14. Christopher Alexander: Notes on the Synthesis of Form 1964 NATO Software Engineering Conference 1969 P eter Naur 1969
- 15. Programming as a Theory Building
- 16. Programming as a Theory Building P eter Naur 1985
- 18. g Aw ard Turin 2005
- 20. Alan Kay
- 21. Put all this together Alan Kay
- 22. Simula Programming as a Theoty building Christopher Alexander Biology
- 23. We need a new metaphor
- 24. OOP
- 26. Object-oriented programming Smalltalk 1980 r ing A ward Tu 2003
- 27. Program ?
- 28. Program ? Computational simulation of a domain
- 29. Program ? Computational simulation of a domain
- 30. Problem Domain Computational Model Reality
- 31. Problem Domain Computational Model Semantic Gap
- 32. OOP
- 33. Program for OOP?
- 34. Program for OOP? Set of object that collaborate sending
- 35. Program for OOP? Set of object that collaborate sending
- 36. Let’s Model: Model a system which prints the invoices for the customers of a Telco. There are 3 different types of calls: locals, nationals and internationals. The cost of an international call is $2 per minute The cost of a national call is $1.50 per minute The cost of a local call depends if it was done during peak hour or not. Peak hour cost is $1 per minute, not peak hour cost is $0.50 per minute.
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- “Some features of the SIMULA 67 language” \n"SIMULA - A language for programming and description of discrete event systems. Introduction and user's manual" by O.J. Dahl and K. Nygaard. NCC, Sept. 1967\n\n
- “Some features of the SIMULA 67 language” \n"SIMULA - A language for programming and description of discrete event systems. Introduction and user's manual" by O.J. Dahl and K. Nygaard. NCC, Sept. 1967\n\n
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- Put all this things together\nOOPSLA keynote 1997 \n
- Put all this things together\nOOPSLA keynote 1997 \n
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- We need things that are adapting to constant change\nBiology metaphor\na plane from an engineering point of view cannot be multiply x10\nbut a cell can, all of us started from a single cell\n
- Biology metaphor\na plane from an engineering point of view cannot be multiply x10\nbut a cell can, all of us started from a single cell\n
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