Object-Oriented Programming with MATLAB

Attendees will learn to use object-oriented programming techniques to develop and maintain complex MATLAB^® applications. In addition, ideas from a test-driven development approach to foster software quality and flexibility are introduced. Topics include:

Defining robust, intuitive, and reusable custom data types
Creating maintainable and extensible applications via inheritance and aggregation
Making applications reliable and flexible with unit tests
Enabling object synchronization using events and listeners

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Prerequisites

MATLAB Programming Techniques or equivalent experience using MATLAB.

Day 1 of 2
Creating Custom Data Types	Objective: Organize your files into packages. Learn some of the basic techniques and benefits of object-oriented programming and experience the differences between procedural and object-oriented programming. Creating a namespace by storing multiple files in a package Encapsulating data and functionality into a single class definition file Documenting custom data types Creating and using variables of custom data types
Designing a MATLAB Class	Objective: Make objects reliable by separating interface and implementation. Enhance code maintainability by avoiding code duplication. Customize standard operations for your classes. Defining safe interactions via data access methods Designing the public class interface with property and method attributes Customizing standard operators for your class Avoiding code duplication through internal refactoring
Building Class Hierarchies	Objective: Relate multiple similar classes via a common superclass. Extend the generic superclass by specializing its behavior in the subclasses. Creating a superclass via abstraction Inheriting from a superclass Defining abstract properties and methods Implementing specialized behavior in subclasses

Day 2 of 2
Facilitating Multiple References	Objective: Embed one class into another via aggregation. Distinguish the use cases for pass-by-value vs. pass-by-reference behavior. Define a class that exhibits reference behavior. Creating a viewer class containing a data class Writing context-sensitive (polymorphic) code Referencing one data object from multiple viewer objects Choosing between handle and value classes
Writing Unit Tests	Objective: Guarantee correct behavior by writing formal tests for the corresponding unit of code. Use the unit-testing framework provided within MATLAB. Enhance the quality and flexibility of your software. Overview of the MATLAB unit testing framework Writing a test method Creating a test environment using setup and teardown methods Parameterizing a test method Testing for error conditions Aggregating and running suites of tests Logging test and coverage results
Synchronizing Objects	Objective: Automatically react to property changes using predefined events, listeners, and callbacks. Trigger function calls based on custom events. Events, listeners, and callbacks Using predefined property events Querying class meta information Defining property listeners Implementing a callback function Defining custom events and their callbacks

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Dates	Location	Language	Price
07 Aug 2019- 08 Aug 2019	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 1,500
22 Aug 2019- 23 Aug 2019	Germany, Berlin-Tiergarten	German	EUR 1,400
09 Oct 2019- 10 Oct 2019	United Kingdom, Cambridge	English	GBP 1,200
17 Oct 2019- 18 Oct 2019	Sweden, Stockholm (City)	English	SEK 14,000
30 Oct 2019- 31 Oct 2019	US, District of Columbia, Washington	English	USD 1,500
07 Nov 2019- 08 Nov 2019	Germany, München(Stadt)	German	EUR 1,400
07 Nov 2019- 08 Nov 2019	Online 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. US Eastern Daylight Time	English	USD 1,500
14 Nov 2019- 15 Nov 2019	Netherlands, Eindhoven	English	EUR 1,400
20 Nov 2019- 21 Nov 2019	France, Paris (Meudon)	French	EUR 1,400
28 Nov 2019- 29 Nov 2019	Germany, München (Ismaning)	German	EUR 1,400
05 Dec 2019- 06 Dec 2019	Switzerland, Zurich (Regensdorf)	English	CHF 1,700

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