SoftwareEngineering--Introduction.pptVIP

Instructor: Mao Ying-Chi (毛莺池) Email: julie@ mao_yingchi@ Tel: 25Syllabus The basic concepts of SE The software development process Software requirements and specifications Software design techniques Software testing, documentation and maintenance Software measurement Software quality management CASE tools … Course Objectives Goal 1 To help students to develop skills that will enable them to construct software of high quality – software that is reliable, and that is reasonably easy to understand, modify and maintain Goal 2 To foster an understanding of why these skills are important Teaching Methods Lectures (2 per week) … are compulsory … cover core material Practicals (1 per week) … last for 3 hours … are compulsory … are used for the team project … are used to the term assessments Team meetings (at least 1 per week) You will need to meet with your team regularly Labs There are no regularly scheduled lab sessions Lectures Timetable Location Time Northern building (北教) Room 203 Monday 3 - 4 Room 303 Wednesday 5 – 6 (week 1 to 14) Assessments Team projects Team project is worth 40%. Presentation is worth 20% of your grade. All presentations are team presentations. Presentations include feasible analysis report, design report, a demo of your project and summary. The term paper is worth 20%. Final Exam The end of term exam counts for 60% of the course grade and there is no mid-term exam. Books Course Text (Required) 杨文龙，姚淑珍，吴芸编著，软件工程，电子工业出版社 Other Texts (Recommended) Roger S. Pressman, “Software Engineering: A Practitioner Approach (Fifth Edition)”. McGraw Hill Education Han van Vliet, “Software Engineering: Principles and Practice (Second Edition)”. Wiley Ian Sommerville, “Software Engineering (6th Edition)”. McGraw Hill Education 可视化面向对象建模技术，刘超、张莉编著，北京航空航天大学出版社 Background Reading I will suggest some other readings during the cours