CS349 Fall 2024
An introduction to contemporary user interface implementation concepts, including event abstraction, graphical components, layout, feedback, testing, accessibility, and architectures to develop user interfaces. One or more types of interface toolkit paradigms are considered.
(full description in course calendar)
Learning Outcomes
- Explain architectural and algorithmic details underlying current user interfaces and user interface toolkits.
- Describe key aspects of user interfaces, such as user input, event-driven architecture, asynchronous events, etc.
- Implement user interfaces in a browser with Typescript: (1) using the HTML Canvas; (2) using HTML elements and DOM manipulation, and (3) using a modern UI web development framework.
Lecture Times and Locations
CS349-001 | MW 1:00PM - 2:20PM | MC 1056
Instructor
- Daniel Vogel (dvogel@uwaterloo.ca)
Instructional Support Coordinator (ISC)
- Caroline Kierstead (ctkierst@uwaterloo.ca)
Teaching Assistants
- Anchit Mishra (IA)
- Thomas Driscoll
- Delara Forghani
- Lucy Wang
Course Communication and Support
Piazza
We maintain a Piazza forum to discuss course material. We try to reply within a few hours between 9am - 5pm on weekdays. Posts made after hours, on weekends, or on holidays may not receive a response until after 9am on the next work day.
Office Hours
Beginning in the second week, we hold regular weekday office hours on Microsoft Teams (you should already be a member of a CS 349 team). At the beginning of the office hour, you'll see a post in the Office Hours channel. Just post a message to that thread and the person holding the office hour will call you when they're available.
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Assessment
The 5 assignments, midterm exam, and final exam contribute to your final grade as follows:
A0 | 1% |
A1 | 13% |
A2 | 13% |
A3 | 13% |
A4 | 13% |
Midterm | 15% |
Final | 32% |