Course Overview
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Course Synopsis
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The course focuses on the development techniques for industrial level software. The intent of the course is to equip students with the concepts to help them get a strong base in software industry. In particular the course discusses initial software engineering related concepts, different development methodologies (like structured development, object-oriented development etc), Software architecture, effective coding practices and testing in broad.
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Course Learning Outcomes
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At the end of the course, you should be able to:
- Extract and analyze software requirements
- Develop some basic level of software Architecture/Design
- Apply standard coding practices
- Apply different testing techniques
- Describe debugging and its effectiveness.
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Course Calendar
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1
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Introduction to Software Engineering
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2
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Introduction to Software Development
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3
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Requirements Engineering
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4
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Requirements Engineering (Contd.)
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5
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Relationship of Several components of Software Requirements
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6
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Relationship of Several components of Software Requirements (contd.)
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8
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State Transition Diagrams
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Assignment No. 1
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10
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Prototyping & GUI Design
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Quiz No.1
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13
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Object Oriented Analysis & Design
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14
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Object Oriented Analysis
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16
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Derivation of the Object Model – The Coad Methodology
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GDB No.1
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18
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Case Study of Connie’s Convenience Store - A point of Sale System
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Quiz No.2
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19
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Identify Structures (Cont.)
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22
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Software & System Architecture
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Mid Term Exam
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26
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Introduction to Design Patterns
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28
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Good Programming Practices & Guidelines
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29
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File Handling Tips for Java & C++
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30
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Layout & Comments in Java and C++
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Assignment No. 2
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32
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Clarity through Modularity
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Quiz No.3
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36
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Software Verification and Validation
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37
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Testing Vs.Development
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Quiz No.4
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38
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Equivalence Classes or Equivalence Partitioning
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Final Term Exam
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