ITEC 513 - Advanced Software Design and Development

Aim

This course explores the practice as well as leading research in the field of software design and development. It builds on the knowledge and skills learnt in undergraduate Software Design and development course. The complete software design and development cycle is covered with latest methodologies and techniques including concepts such as project management, change control, process management, and software development and testing. Students will perform research on selected topics and prepare a presentation and a short paper.

Class Format

This course will be an in-depth examination of the SWE concepts. In addition to the lectures, we will read and discuss various related research papers. The course will involve three major learning activities:

• Presentation of topics by the instructor, followed by class discussion- Power point slides will be used to demonstrate learning contents from the course.

• Performing research on a selected topic by the students: writing a paper and presenting in class

• Working on group project: Requirements Specification document, Design Document and implementation

The topic discussions will be organized mainly according to Hans van Vliet’s Software Engineering: Principles and Practice. The material covered will be based on research papers as well the discussions in the books listed in reading list.

Following the first 2-3 weeks, this class will primarily be seminar format, and class discussion of the readings will play a major role. The students will be assigned presentation topics where they have to perform research on a Software Design and Development related topic and present it in class.

The students shall submit the presentation material and draft paper on the Monday of the week they are presenting. The material will be posted on course web site.

All other class members shall read the material, prepare questions/more explanation/objection/counter arguments etc.

Since some lectures shall be centered on student presentations, paper submission and/or presentations must be completed on time without any excuses. There will be a penalty for tardiness and the student may not be given a second chance to complete the assignment.

Grading Scheme

Class participation	10%
Survey Paper	10%
Project	30%
Midterm	25%
Final	25%

Submissions for the project

Requirements Document version 1. Due 13/03/2019 (use this example as template for version1)
Presentation of Requirements 15/03/2019
Story boarding/User Interface sketches submission and presentation 20/03/2019
Event List and Event Table, Activity Diagram for Each event, ERD. 27/03/2019
ERD walkthrough 29/03/2019
General Use Case Diagram,Use Case Diagrams and TemplatesUse Case Diagrams, templates/Specicifications, revised ERD, sequence diagrams 15/04/2019

Tentative List of Topics

#	Topic	Lecture Notes/Reading Material
1	Intro to Software Design and Development methodologies/Software Lifecycle	itec513 lifecycle spring20182019.pptx (added 09/04/2019) Text book chapters 1-3
2	OO Design and Development	overviewofUMLdiagramspp.ppt Textbook chapter 10,12
3	Agile Approach	ITEC513 agile spring20182019.pptx (added 09/04/2019 )
3	Configuration Management	itec513 configuration management spring 20182019.ppt (added 09/04/2019) Textbook Chapter 4
4	People and Teams	People and Teams difficult team players Text Book Chapter 5
5	Reqs Engg	itec513reqengineeringpp.pptx Text Book: Chapter 9
7	Estimation	itec513 fall20172018 estimation.ppt (new) itec513 Estimation.ppt Textbook chapter 7
8	Quality	itec513 quality fall20172018.ppt
9	Modeling	itec513 modeling.ppt Textbook chapter 10
10	Software Architecture	lecture notes used in class itec513 arch.ppt Textbook chapter 11
	Testing	itec513 testing vliet.ppt lecture material: blackbox testing, whitebox testing Textbook chapter 13
	Component Based Software	itec513 cbse.ppt Textbook chapter 18
	Service-Orientation	Textbook chapter 19
	Maintenance and Reengineering	Textbook chapter 14
	People and Team Management	Textbook chapter 5
	Aspect Oriented Programming	itec513 AOSD.ppt Textbook chapter 18

Texts

Software Engineering: Principles and Practice Hans van Vliet. ***

Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s Approach, 7/e, Roger S. Pressman

Software Engineering (10th Edition) 10th Edition, Ian Sommerville

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Nazife Dimililer