This week I went through the AESIllustrated code and updated the team spreadsheet with a few methods I found.  I didn't really justify between needed/unneeded methods, instead; I went through every method and calculated the cyclomatic complexity of each method I reviewed.  This specific task didn't really take much time.  However, I did find myself drifting into the code.  This drastically increased the time it took me to evaluate methods.

Ola

Methods for Unit Testing

We have devised that we will be testing for the following methods:

(Please edit and add your methods)

Matthew Smeraglia:

- Rijndael.Decrypt(byte[] input)  (CC Level 2)

- Constants.GetNumberOfRoundsLookupTable() (CC Level 3)

- RijndaelDecryptionTransformFactory.Create() (CC Level 5)

- PaddingUtilities.ApplyPadding() (CC Level 6)

Ellen Ericson

-FiniteFieldMath.AntiLog(byte) (CC Level 2)

-FiniteFieldMath.Multiply(byte, byte) (CC Level 4)

-FiniteFieldMath.CalculateG(byte) (CC Level 5)

-FiniteFieldMath.CalculateF(byte) (CC Level 11)

Ola McDaniel

-ByteUtilities.GetBytes(string) (CC lvl 2)

-Round.Inverse(State, int) (CC lvl 3)

-PaddingUtilities.RemovePadding(PaddingMode, byte[]) (CC lvl 5)

-KeySchedule.Rekey(byte[], int)

Bryce Butler

-ByteMatrix.Xor(ByteMatrix) (CC lvl 2)

-Rijndael.Encrypt(byte) (CC lvl 4)

-RijndaelEncryptionTransformFactory.Create() (CC lvl 5)

-ByteUtilities.ToPolynomial(byte) (CC lvl 7)

Hi Ellen,

Welcome to the team!!!

Ola

New Team Member

We got a new team member today:

Ellen Ericson

Project set up

Hi All! I have added the project to or perforce team directory. I have also added the unit test framework to the project and have added test files for each of us (designated by name). This way we can all have our own space for writing our tests.

I have also created a spreadsheet for our team to use for finding complexity and assigning methods (link here). We can each go through and add methods to the complexity pools i set up. Afterward, we can each claim 4 from each complexity to write. This way we will know who is working on what.

Blog Created!

Welcome to the team blog for Team E (name to be determined soon)!

Our Team Members include:

• Bryce Butler (Lead)
• Ola McDaniel
• Matthew Smeraglia
• Ellen Ericson