Week 1:

• Introduction to Objective-C

Week 2:

• Experiencing Objective-C (the Model classes and the Controller class).
• Getting a first look at some UIKit classes (UIButton and UILabel).
• Gaining experience with the iOS 7 Documentation through Xcode.
• Understanding how to add images to a project (Images.xcassets).
• Seeing an example of a Model separate from a UI (Controller and its View)
• Understanding how to use a @property (a random card’s contents and self.deck).
• Declaring a property (deck).
• Performing lazy instantiation (the deck).
• Understanding nil (drawRandomCard returns nil when a deck is empty).
• Not “overthinking” solutions (demonstrating a simple “out of cards” solution).

Week 3:

• Designing cards for card game
• Working with inputing images
• Work on basic layout for Sewanee App
• Back of card image:

Week 4:

• Create Card Flipping Game
• Correct problem where deck is empty
• Update flipcount only when a new card is flipped
• Change startup card to facedown to simulate deck

Week 5:

• Create Card Matching Game
• Players get points based on their ability to match ranks and suits

Week 6:

• Review of what I've learned
• Comparison of Objective-C and Java
• Introspection
• Dynampic Binding
• Class Typing
• Foundation Framework

Week 7:

• Add a three card match option to the program
• Change to a 30 card matching game
• Add a label with the cards chosen and the points scored if applicable
• Implement a history slider to show the past moves in the current game
• Create a re-deal button
• Work to do all of this without violating MVC!

Week 8:

• Polymorphism
• How to create multiple MVCs in an application
• UINavigationController implementation
• Implementing segues
• UITabBarController
• Autolayout

Week 9:

• Gestures
• How the Coordinate system works
• Protocols
• How to be able to draw text with gestures
• Making a startup page

Week 10:

• Finally, a hypothetical look into how to run a device with the university developer program (This was not able to be done with my device)
• Preliminary work on a Sewanee Application