Aim of the Course
The aim of this course is to introduce some fundamental principles of software engineering discipline and illustrate the application of those principles in the context of the graduation project. Main topics covered are software process models, software metrics, risk analysis and management, testing and quality assurance, software estimation techniques, software quality and configuration management and software reengineering.
Teaching/Learning Strategy
The topics will be introduced in lecture hours. Student participation in discussion is important in promoting successful learning. Students will work in groups of 4 on a project where they have to perform analysis, design and programming as discussed in class.
Grading
| Project Submissions+Presentation | Homework
| Midterm | Final
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20
| 10
| 35
| 35
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Lecture Material
Text Book:Pressman, Roger S. Software engineering: a practitioner's approach. Palgrave Macmillan, 2015.
Project
Deliverables:
0.Team Formations (Done)
1.Scenarios (Done)
2. UML First Pass: Use Case Diagrams, Activity Diagrams, Sequence Diagrams and Class Diagram Due 10/04/2019
3. Project Presentations
(23/05/2019) : TBA. All members of all teams must be present at the beginning of class. All members will participate in the presentation.
4
Final Report (Due 10/05/2019) : both hardcopy and CD containing softcopy of report and codes)
Must include the following:
- Introduction: Description of the project/scope/users
- Proposed System: Design Documentation:Event List, Activity Diagrams (one for each event), general use case diagram, use case specifications, Structural/Static Model:class diagrams; Behavioral/Dynamic Model: Sequence Diagrams
- Conclusion
- Appendix: User guide prepared by showing all the interfaces.(GUI Design)
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CD: Containing all source codes and the copy of the report!
Team Presentation: Automated Testing Framework. Install a testing framework and present as a team. Each team member must do one of the following: demonstrate a feature/show an example/show installation/discuss the alternatives. all team members must be present at the beginning of class on 16/05/2019
