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    CS 480

    SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
    SPRING 2011

    Course Description

    Course #: CS 480
    Course Name: Software Engineering
    Units: 4
    Prerequisites: CS 331 with a grade C or better, or consent of instructor
    Room #: 3-2636
    Class Schedule: 8:00 AM – 9:50 AM (Tuesday Thursday)
    Current Catalog Description: Models of the software development process and metrics. Software
    requirements and specifications. Methodologies, tools and environments. Human-computer interaction.
    Software design and architecture. Project management. Cost estimation. Testing and validation.
    Maintenance and evolution.

    Course Objectives
    - Develop understanding of software engineering principles and methodologies.
    - Detailed coverage of software process.
    - Working knowledge of CASE tools.
    - In-depth view of contemporary approaches to software engineering.

    Textbooks
    - Roger Pressman, Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach, 6th Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2005.
    - Ian Sommerville, Software Engineering, 7th Edition, Addison-Wesley, 2006.

    References
    - Stephen Schach, Object-Oriented & Classical Software Engineering, 5th Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2005.
    - Eve Andersson, Software Engineering for Internet Applications, MIT Press, 2006
    - Alan Koch, Agile Software Development, Auerbach Publications, 2004
    - John W. Horch, Practical Guide to Software Quality Management, 2nd Edition, Artech House, 2003
    - Valentino Lee, Mobile applications : architecture, design, and development, Prentice Hall, 2004
    - Nicolai Josuttis , SOA in practice, O'Reilly, 2007
    - Mark Endrei, Patterns: service-oriented architecture and web services, IBM Corp., 2004

    1
    Instructor
    Name: Hussain Zaidi
    Office: Building 3 Room 2636
    Phone: 909-908-5768
    Email: [email protected]
    Course Web Site: http://www.csupomona.edu/~hmzaidi/CS480/
    Office Hours: 10:00 AM – 10:30 AM (Tuesday Thursday)

    Course Topics
    - Introduction to software engineering, process models & methodologies
    - Agile development, SCRUM & teamwork
    - Software project planning & estimation
    - CASE tools
    - Requirements capture, analysis & modeling
    - Software design & architecture
    - Software implementation strategies
    - Software configuration management
    - Emerging software development trends
    - Software testing & validation

    Course Project
    - Laboratory project to implement software engineering concepts & demonstrate teamwork.
    - A moderate size project that will comprise of multiple modules.
    - Students will be divided into different team. Each team will work on a specific module.
    - Agile software development methodologies will be used to manage and develop the project.

    Grading
    Assignments 10%
    Quizzes 10%
    Project 20 %
    Teamwork 15 %
    Two midterms 20 %
    Final 25 %

    - The course emphasizes on software engineering concepts, their application, and teamwork.
    - Makeup test can be arranged if student has a valid reason & instructor is informed before the test.
    - There will be a comprehensive final exam at the end of the course.

    2
    CASE Tools
    - Microsoft Project – Overall Project Management & Tracking
    - Microsoft Excel – Agile Sprint Tracking
    - Microsoft Visio – UML and Database Modeling

    Preferred Development Environment


    - Microsoft Visual Studio.NET 2008 – Software Development
    - NetBeans Java IDE 6.9 – Software Development
    - IBM Eclipse Java IDE 3.3 – Software Development
    - Microsoft Visual SourceSafe – Configuration Management
    - SVN – Configuration Management
    - Microsoft SQL Server – Database Management
    - MySQL – Database Management
    - Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS) – Web Server
    - Apache Web Server – Web Server

    3
    CS 480
    SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
    SPRING 2010

    Course Outline

    Week Topics Project-related activities

    1 Introduction to Software Engineering Select project teams

    Overview of software process models & methodologies

    Assignment – 1

    2 Agile development, SCRUM & teamwork Sprint planning

    Software project planning & estimation Setup development environment

    Quiz – 1

    3 CASE tools overview Sprint – 1 starts

    Requirements capture

    4 Requirement analysis & modeling

    Midterm – 1

    5-6 Software design & architecture

    Quiz – 2

    7 Software implementation strategies Team project demos

    Software configuration management Sprint – 2 starts

    Assignment – 2

    8 Software testing & validation

    Midterm – 2

    9 Interactive & media-rich web contents

    Mobile applications

    SOA & cloud computing

    Quiz – 3

    10 Study break Team project reports due

    11 Final exam Final project demo

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