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Fundamentals of Software Engineering

Fundamentals of Software Engineering. Instructor: Dr. Kal Bugrara Office: Snell Engineering, Rm 267 Office Hours: Sat: 12:00-2:00 pm Phone 617-373-3699 URL: www.coe.neu.edu/~kmb. But first. Objectives.

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Fundamentals of Software Engineering

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  1. Fundamentals of Software Engineering

  2. Instructor: Dr. Kal Bugrara Office: Snell Engineering, Rm 267 Office Hours: Sat: 12:00-2:00 pm Phone 617-373-3699 URL: www.coe.neu.edu/~kmb But first ...

  3. Objectives • Develop the skill sets needed to empower you to take a business problem from “concept” to “code” • Learn the tools and techniques that will enable you to transform a business problem to a managed solution.

  4. You will learn • The Unified Modeling Language • How to leverage modeling tools such as Rational Rose and others to document business requirements • Business process analysis and design techniques

  5. The Steps • How to analyze and formalize user requirements Activity modeling Object modeling Use cases Sequence diagrams • Map the business definition to a high level software architecture • Map the high level software architecture to a detailed design • Develop a quality assurance/testing strategy

  6. The Project • Analyze and design a software solution to a real-world business problem. • Work part of a team of three people and divide the work accordingly. • You are required to submit progress reports every 2 weeks.

  7. The Deliverables • A formal presentation describing your solution • A detailed report outlining your solution. • You will be graded on the correctness and completeness of your solution. Completeness here means a team of software engineers should be able to program your design quickly without your help .

  8. The Grading • A midterm exam will account for %25 of your grade • A final exam will account for the remaining %25 of your grade. • Homework problems %20 • The project work will account for 30% of your grade

  9. Reference books • “UML Distilled” 3rd edition by Martin Fowler • “Writing Effective Use-Cases” by Alistair Cockburn

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