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Software Engineering
Course Description
This
course focuses on issues related to software lifecycle in general and
to the individual phases that constitute the software lifecycle:
requirements (elicitation, analysis, documentation, quality), design
(architecture and technical design, documentation, quality,
architectural styles), implementation, testing (unit, integration,
system testing), delivery (user training, documentation). The course’s
lab aims at training the students in the use of integrated
development environments that will be employed for the development of
the course's project. The lab further focuses on issues related to the different
phases of the project (requirements, design, implementation, testing,
delivery).
Learning Objectives & Expected Outcomes
The
study and application of systematic processes, methods and techniques
for software design, implementation and testing. The main outcomes of
the course is that the students will be capable to:
- Elicit, analyze and specify requirements for a large scale software system.
- Specify the architecture of the system based on the requirements specification.
- Design and implement the subsystems of the system’s architecture.
- Test the system in a principled way that guarantees the quality of the result.
- Organize the delivery of the system and the user’s training.
Literature and Study Material
The main textbooks for the course are:- Software Engineering - Theory & Practice, S. L. Pfleeger, ISBN 978-960-461-477-6
- Software Engineering, I. Sommerville, ISBN 978-960-461-220-8
Some examples/tutorials showing the basic structure of popular GoF pattern can be found in the following git hub repo: github.com/zarras/myy803-GoF-patterns-tutorials
Some examples/tutorials about spring, jpa and other related stuff can be found in the following git repo: github.com/zarras.
Project
The project is developed by groups of 2-3 students.
The requirements for the project, important design hints and related material (templates for release plan, release reports, etc) can be found here.
The requirements for the project, important design hints and related material (templates for release plan, release reports, etc) can be found here.
- INSTRUCTIONS !!! for the delivery:
- For the delivery of the source code use the turnin program:
- turnin deliverables@myy803 <your-project>.zip, where your-project is a zip file of your Eclipse project.
- For the delivery of the release report include a pdf of the report in the project forder.
- To register your project group, fill this form - Deadline15/3/2025.
- Deadline for the project: 26/5/2025 23:59.
Announcements
- NEW!! The review of the project will take place on TUE 3/6, WED 4/6 and THU 5/6 on the MS TEAMS platform.
- The projects will be examined in two Groups. Look at the detailed schedules for more details.
- The detailled schedules for Group A and Group B.
- In the detailed schedule you will find the following USEFUL information:
- Day and time for the review of your project.
- MS teams code to connect.
- Email of the person responcible for the review. For any INQUIRIES use this email. Changes are possible only if you have an exam at the same time.
- MAKE SURE THAT YOUR MS TEAMS WORKS AND CONNECT ON TIME - IF YOU DONT the project will not be reviewed.
- MAKE SURE that you have can demonstrate your project and the source code of the project during the review.
- The 1st lab of the course will take place at I5 on Thu 20/2 at 18.00.
- Join this year's MS-Teams with the following code c5tvh67 We will use this team mainly for announcements and further communication.
- The overall grades for JAN 2025 can be found here
- The
starting date of the project labs that will take place at I5 every Thu
at 18.00 will be announced soon here and via the MS Teams
channel of the course.
- In the final exam you can bring with you an A4 cheat sheet with your personal notes.