The book that the dear reader is holding in his hands shows seven
more or less well designed greater or smaller programming case studies.
The level of elaboration of the examples
also depends on the course in which the given example is taught. In the
case of the subjects of the first three semesters of BSc studies, for
example, for the course High level
programming languages 1-2, the case studies are highly
developed. In contrast, in the case of the latter subjects, such as
C, C++ Case Studies,
Programming in GNU/Linux
environment, Java Case
Studies and Mobile
Programming only the specification of the tasks is dominant.
Topics of the case studies are scattered in a broad spectrum, because C,
C++, Java, Python and AspectJ examples will be shown.
Even for this reason alone these lecture notes are not regarded as a
programmed introduction to a given particular field of information
technology.
Let's see the first case study about MINIX. For the understanding of this, the reader must be familiar with the textbook [OS]. The MINIX case study and this Tannenbaum book are very closely linked, because the case study itself is a solution of an exercise of the book [OS].
In other cases the link between the special literature and our lecture notes is not so close. However, even in these cases, close relations can be found in the environment of these notes. For example, here we only briefly outline the structure of the famous RCSS team Agent2D [HELIOS], because the detailed introduction can be found in the book entitled Mesterséges intelligencia a gyakorlatban: bevezetés a robotfoci programozásba, http://www.inf.unideb.hu/~nbatfai/konyvek/MIRC/mirc.book.xml.pdf, [MIRC]. But, we attach great importance to developing an our own RCSS team, which has been started from the sampleclient of rcssserver, therefore this example is well-developed here.
We can also find such example that was developed mainly in the environment of these notes. For example, the developing the Sevent Eye case study can be found in the book Mobil programozás, Nehogy már megint a mobilod nyomkodjon Téged! http://www.inf.unideb.hu/~nbatfai/konyvek/MOBP/mobp.book.xml.pdf, [MOBP].
Finally, it may be noted that this work can be regarded as a continuation and an extension of the lecture notes Programozó Páternoszter [PP].