Stanford Engineering CS193p: Developing iOS 10 Apps with Swift

This repo contains my lecture notes and projects from Paul Hegarty's classic CS 193p iPhone Application Development course offered by The School of Engineering at Stanford.

This course is described as being updated for iOS 10 and Swift 3, Tools, and APIs required to build applications for the iPhone and iPad platforms using the iOS SDK. The course covers user interface design for mobile devices and unique user interactions using multi-touch technologies. Object-oriented design using model-view-controller paradigm, memory management, the Swift programming language. Other topics include: animation, mobile device power management, multi-threading, networking and performance considerations.

Lectures

Lecture	Slides	Source	Video	Date
1.	Course Overview: Intro to iOS, Xcode, and Swift			January 9, 2017
2.	Applying MVC: Calculator Demo Continued			January 11, 2017
3.	More Swift & Foundation Framework			January 18, 2017
4.	Custom Views			January 23, 2017
5.	Gestures and Multiple MVCs			January 25, 2017
6.	Multiple MVCs, View Controller Lifecycle, and Memory Management			January 30, 2017
7.	Error Handling in Swift, Extensions, Protocols, Delegation, and Scroll Views			February 1, 2017
8.	Multithreading, Text Field, Table View Intro			February 6, 2017
9.	Table View			February 8, 2017
10.	Core Data			February 13, 2017
11.	Core Data Demo			February 15, 2017
12.	Autolayout			February 22, 2017
13.	Timer / Animation			February 27, 2017
14.	Dynamic Animation Demos			March 1, 2017
15.	Segues			March 6, 2017
16.	Alerts, Notifications, Lifecycles, Persistence			March 8, 2017
17.	Accessibility			March 13, 2017

Reading Assignments

Reading	Name
1.	Reading 1: Intro to Swift
2.	Reading 2: More Swift
3.	Reading 3: The Rest of Swift

Problem Sets

PS	Name
1.	Assignment 1: Calculator
2.	Assignment 2: Calculator Brain
3.	Assignment 3: Graphing Calculator
4.	Assignment 4: Smashtag Mentions
5.	Assignment 5: Smashtag Mention Popularity

Licensing

My CS193p projects are licensed under the MIT License.

Support or Contact

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