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    CSE - 3637 Lecture Plan

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    This document provides a lecture plan for a 3 credit hour, 15 week Software Engineering course. The course is divided into two sections - Section A focuses on introductions, processes, requirements, and covers material for the midterm. Section B focuses on requirement engineering, design, validation, evolution, and management and covers material for the final exam. The course meets for 3 lecture hours per week and is a core engineering course with CSE-3529 as a prerequisite and CSE-3638 as a co-requisite. The course instructor is Dr. Engr. Abdul Kadar Muhammad Masum from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIUC.

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    This document provides a lecture plan for a 3 credit hour, 15 week Software Engineering course. The course is divided into two sections - Section A focuses on introductions, processes, requirements, and covers material for the midterm. Section B focuses on requirement engineering, design, validation, evolution, and management and covers material for the final exam. The course meets for 3 lecture hours per week and is a core engineering course with CSE-3529 as a prerequisite and CSE-3638 as a co-requisite. The course instructor is Dr. Engr. Abdul Kadar Muhammad Masum from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIUC.

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    This document provides a lecture plan for a 3 credit hour, 15 week Software Engineering course. The course is divided into two sections - Section A focuses on introductions, processes, requirements, and covers material for the midterm. Section B focuses on requirement engineering, design, validation, evolution, and management and covers material for the final exam. The course meets for 3 lecture hours per week and is a core engineering course with CSE-3529 as a prerequisite and CSE-3638 as a co-requisite. The course instructor is Dr. Engr. Abdul Kadar Muhammad Masum from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IIUC.

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    Lecture plan

    Course Code: CSE-3637


    Course Title: Software engineering
    Credit Hours: 3
    Contact Hours: 3 lecture hours per week
    Type: Core, Engineering
    Prerequisite: CSE-3529 (System Analysis and Design)
    Co-requisite: CSE-3638 (Software Engineering Lab)

    Course Teacher:
    Dr. Engr. Abdul Kadar Muhammad Masum
    Associate Professor
    Department of Computer Science and Engineering
    International Islamic University Chittagong
    Cell: 01611411784, 01842411784
    Email: [email protected]

    Sections: Male 6AM & 6BM

    Section-A (Mid-term: 30 Marks)


    Segment 1. Introduction: Software, nature and problems of software,
    Week 1 engineering vs. software engineering, state of the art of software engineering,
    characteristics of software, basic elements of engineering Software
    Segment 1. Introduction: Software process model, costs of software
    Week 2 engineering, software engineering methods, professional and ethical
    responsibility of a software engineer.
    Segment 2. Software Processes: Software process and software process
    Week 3
    model, different software process models: linear sequential, water fall model
    Segment 2. Software Processes: Prototyping, incremental, spiral, advanced
    Week 4
    software development life cycle and other appropriate models.
    Segment 3. Software Requirements: Requirement definition, Functional
    Week 5
    and non-functional requirements, requirement specification
    Segment 3. Software Requirements: software Prototyping, Basic concepts
    of different formal software specification techniques
    Week 6 Review of the full Lecture Segment 3
    Class Test 01
    Midterm Examination
    Section-B (Final Exam: 50 Marks)
    Segment 4. Requirement Engineering Processes: Requirement engineering
    Week 7 process, software requirements document, requirement validation and
    evolution
    Segment 4. Requirement Engineering Processes: Requirement analysis
    Week 8 process model, system contest, social and organizational factors, data-flow
    models, semantic data models, object models, Data dictionaries
    Week 9 Segment 5. Software Design: Context of software design, design process,
    design quality and strategies, system structuring, control models, modular
    decomposition, domain-specific architecture, data-flow design, structural
    decomposition, detailed design, JSP
    Segment 5. Software Design: Coupling and Cohesion, attributes of design,
    object-oriented design and Component-level design, design principles, user-
    system interaction, information presentation, user guidance, interface
    Week 10
    evaluation, design for reuse.
    Review of Review of the full Lecture Segment 4 &5
    Class test 02
    Segment 6. Software Validation and Verification: Verification and
    validation planning, testing fundamentals, including test plan creation and test
    Week 11
    case generation, black-box and white-box testing techniques, unit, integration,
    validation, and system testing, object-oriented testing, inspections
    Segment 7. Software Evolution: Software maintenance, characteristics of
    Week 12 maintainable software, re-engineering, legacy systems, Software reuse and
    configuration.
    Segment 8. Software Management: Project staffing, software cost
    Week 13 estimation techniques, process quality assurance, Software and
    documentation standards
    Segment 8. Software Management: software metrics and product quality
    metrics, Zipf's law, Halstead formula, Fan in/Fan out, information Fan in/Fan
    Week 14
    out, Henry and Kafura's metric, Card and Glass's Systems Complexity,
    process and product quality
    Review of the full Lecture Segment 6, 7 & 8
    Week 15
    Class Test 03

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