COURSE FILE

Subject: SOFTWARE PROCESSPROJECTMANAGEMENT

Academic Year:2022-2023

Name of the Faculty :Mrs. B.MOUNIKA

Department : CSE
Branch & Year : CSE&IV-I
 Check List of the Course File
Department:CSE Date:
Pre-Academic Session Review Subject Code:20CS5PE22
Title of the subject: SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
S.No Attributes Yes/No
1 Vision and Mission of institute Yes
2 Course handout& its contents Yes
a) Vision and Mission of department Yes
b) PEOs of the program Yes
c) Program Outcomes (POs) Yes
d) Prerequisites Yes
e) Course Outcomes (COs) Yes
f) Detailed syllabus Yes
g) Course Plan Yes
h) Evaluation scheme Yes
3 CO-PO mapping Yes
4 Course material Yes
5 Teaching diary for the course Yes
6 Question bank prepared by faculty (unit wise) Yes
7 Quiz question bank Yes
8 Descriptive question bank for assignment Yes
9 Sets of copies of old question papers Yes
10 Analysis of student performance Yes
11 Answer book copies Yes
a) Internal books (Excellent/Good/Fail) = 3 Nos Yes
b) Assignment Copies (Excellent/Good/Fail) = 3 Nos Yes
a) Quiz paper (Excellent/Good/Fail) = 3 Nos Yes
d) Laboratory records (if any) (Excellent/Good/Fair) = 3 Nos. Yes
12 Whether remedial measures were taken by faculty members after Yes
completion of first module (with supporting documents)
13 IQAC review report of teaching notes (pre + post) Yes

Name & Signatures IQAC members Dean Academics

1. Dr.Vadivelan Natarajan
2.
3.

Teaching Notes Review Report

Department:CSE Date:
Pre-Academic Session Review Subject Code:157DX
Title of the subject: SPPM
S. No Observations Excellent/Good/Fair Suggestions/Remarks

1 Depth and breadth of the

subject coverage (which is
covered)
2 Quality of the question bank
a) Quiz question bank
b) Descriptive assignment
3 Degree of relevance to
attainment of POs and PSOs
by the course content
4 Whether the course content
is designed in view of
bridging the gap for
attainment to POs and PSOs
with meaningful Course
Outcomes(C.O.)
5 Past result analysis for
reference and identifying
remedial measures to be
carried out to attainment of
improvement.
Committee members of the Department
1.
2.
3.
Members of the academic committee
1. Principal: Dr K Venkata Murali Mohan
2 Head of the Department: Dr CH V Phanikrishna
3. Subject Expert: B.MOUNIKA
4. Department IQAC Coordinator: Dr Vadivelan Natarajan
4. Dean Academics:

Teaching Notes Review Report

Department:CSE Date:
Post-Academic Session Review Subject Code:157DX
Title of the subject: SPPM
S. No Observations Excellent/Good/Fair Suggestions/Remarks
1 Depth and breadth of the
subject coverage (which is
covered)
2 Quality of the question bank
a) Quiz question bank
b) Descriptive assignment
3 Degree of relevance to
attainment of POs and PSOs by
the course content
4 Whether the course content is
designed in view of bridge the
gap for attainment to POs and
PSOs with meaningful Course
Outcomes (C.O.)
6 Past result analysis for
reference and identifying
remedial measures to be
carried out to attainment of
improvement.
Committee members of the department
1.
2.
3.
Members of the academic committee
1. Principal: Dr K Venkata Murali Mohan
2. Vice-Principal:Dr K M V Madan Kumar
3. Head of the Department: Dr CH V Phanikrishna
4. Subject Expert: B.Mounika
5. Dean Academics:

COURSE FILE
COURSE DESCRIPTION / COURSE INFORMATION SHEET

Name of the Dept: COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Course Title Software process and project management

Course Code 157DX Programme B.Tech

Regulation R20 Year/Semester IV-I

Lectures Tutorials Practical Credits

Course Structure
5 1 0 3

Course Teacher B. Mounika

Email [email protected]

Phone No 9010596622

No of Hours Allotted Lectures Tutorial Practical

per Week 10 2 0
 COURSE FILE CONTENTS
S No Content
1 Cover Page
2 Vision and Mission of the Institute
3 Vision and Mission of the Department
4 List of POs, PSOs and PEOs
5 Class Time table & Individual Time table
6 Syllabus Copy
7 Course Objectives and Course Outcomes
8 Mapping of COs with POs and PSOs
9 Lecture Schedule
10 Detailed Notes
11 University Question papers of previous years
12 Unit wise Question Bank
13 Assignment topics
14 Internal Exam question papers
15 Student performance in internal examination
16 Identification of weak and Bright students and Action taken
17 Content Beyond syllabus & Action taken to fill the gap
18 References, Journals, websites and E-links
19 Student List
20 Course End Survey/Analysis of student Feedback
21 Course assessment sheet & Result Analysis
22 Identification of gaps & Proposed actions
 2. Vision & Mission of the Institution

Imparting Knowledge and instilling skills to the aspiring students in the field
Vision of Engineering, Technology, Science and Management to face the emerging
challenges of the society.

Mission  Encouraging scholarly activities that transfer knowledge in the areas

of Engineering, Technology, Science and Management.

 Ensuring students of all levels, well trained to meet the needs of

education and their future endeavors. Inculcating human values and
ethics into the education system for the all-round development of the
students

3. Vision & Mission of the Department

Enhance learning that promotes techno graduates aiming employability and

entrepreneurship with human values to face the challenges in the global
Vision technological society.

MISSION 1: Empowering students for professional career and higher studies

Mission by providing hands on experience and value education to become successful
technocrats in the society.

MISSION 2: Nurturing students with interpersonal and entrepreneurial

skills, so that they gain ability to work as a team.

MISSION 3: Imparting quality education, employability skills and techno

ethical values among the students for the benefit of the society.
 4.List of POs, PSOs and PEOs

a) Program After completion of the program the graduate will be prepared to

Educational engage in professional development through self-study, graduate and
Objectives (PEOs) professional studies in engineering & business.

PO 1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of

b) Program mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering
Outcomes & specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
Program Specific
Outcomes (POs)& PO 2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research
(PSOs) literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching
substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics,
natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

PO 3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for

complex engineering problems and design system components or
processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate
consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural,
societal, and environmental considerations.

PO 4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-

based knowledge and research methods including design of
experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the
information to provide valid conclusions.

PO 5. Modern tool usage: Create, select and apply appropriate

techniques, resources and modern engineering and IT tools including
prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an
understanding of the limitations.

PO 6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the

contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and
cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the
professional engineering practice.

PO 7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of

the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental
contexts and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable
development.

PO 8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional

ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.

PO 9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an

individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in
multidisciplinary settings.

PO 10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex

engineering activities with the engineering community and with
 society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective
reports and design documentation make effective presentations and
give and receive clear instructions.

PO 11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge

and understanding of the engineering and management principles
and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team,
to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

PO 12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the
preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long
learning in the broadest context of technological change.

PSO 1: Acquire knowledge will be used to design and modify

principles in the development of software and hardware systems to
get a better quality product.

PSO 2: An ability to identify the state of professional development in

preparing for competitive examinations that offers successful career
and career building.

 The students of the program will have strong foundation in the

c) Program fundamental principles and gain advanced knowledge in the
Educational Basic Sciences, Mathematics and other application of
Objectives(PEOs) Advanced Computer Engineering.
 The students of the program will be prepared for their
successful careers in the software industry / seek higher
studies and continue to develop.
 The students of the program will prepare to engage in
professional development through self-study, graduate and
professional studies in engineering & business.
 The students of the program will practice the profession with
leadership qualities, ethics and social responsibilities.
 5. Class Time table & Individual Time table

B.TECH IVYEAR I SEM TIME TABLE

BRANCH: CSE -A ROOM NO: NB-409 W.E.F: 29-08-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR: 2022-2023

DAY/TIME 9:40AM- 10:40PM- 11:40AM- 12:40 PM- 1:20PM- 2:20PM- 3:20PM-

10:40AM 11:40PM 12:40PM 1:20 PM 2:20PM 3:20PM 4:20PM

MON CC DM ES L ---PROJECT STAGE-1---

U
TUE SPPM ES CC --- PROJECT STAGE-1--
N
C
WED DM SPPM CC H ------CNS LAB---------

THU CNS SPPM DM SPPM CNS SPORTS

FRI CC SPPM CNS ES SEMINAR

SAT ES CNS DM CC ES LIB

S.NO NAME OF THE SUBJECT NAME OF THE PHONE NO

FACULTY
1 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY A. DIVYA SREE 7396944383

2 CLOUD COMPUTING J. MAHESH 8247870020

3 DATA MINING Y. SHIVA SREE 8247226305

4 SOFTWARE PROCESS & PROJECT MANAGEMENT K. RENUKA 9618669300

5 ELECTRONIC SENSORS B. REKHA 9908899104

6 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY LAB A. DIVYA SREE 7396944383

7 SEMINAR A. SWETHA 7032411577

8 PROJECT STAGE-1 A.DIVYA SREE 7396944383

K.RENUKA 9618669300
9 LIBRARY J.MAHESH 8247870020
10 SPORTS A.SWETHA 7032411577
11 CLASS INCHARGE J.MAHESH 8247870020

TIME TABLE IN-CHARGE HOD /CSE PRINCIPAL

Mrs. K. PRATHYUSHA Dr. CH.V. PHANI KRISHNA Dr. K. VENKATA MURALI MOHAN
 B.TECH IVYEAR I SEM TIME TABLE

BRANCH: CSE -B ROOM NO: NB-410 W.E.F: 29-08-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR: 2022-2023

DAY/TIME 9:40AM- 10:40PM- 11:40AM- 12:40 PM- 1:20PM- 2:20PM- 3:20PM-

10:40AM 11:40PM 12:40PM 1:20 PM 2:20PM 3:20PM 4:20PM

MON CC DM SPPM L ES SEMINAR

U
TUE ------CNS LAB---------- CC DM CNS
N
C
WED ES SPPM CNS H ---PROJECT STAGE-1---

THU ---PROJECT STAGE-1--- CNS ES DM

FRI DM CC SPPM DM CNS SPORTS

SAT SPPM ES CNS DM CC LIB

S.NO NAME OF THE SUBJECT NAME OF THE PHONE NO

FACULTY
1 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

2 CLOUD COMPUTING A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

3 DATA MINING A.SWETHA 7032411577

4 SOFTWARE PROCESS & PROJECT T.PRIYANKA 7893367591

MANAGEMENT

5 ELECTRONIC SENSORS K.BHARGAVI 9704311245

6 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY LAB B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

7 SEMINAR A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

8 PROJECT STAGE-1 Y.SHIVA SREE 8247226305

K.RENUKA 9618669300
9 LIBRARY T.PRIYANKA 7893367591

10 SPORTS A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

11 CLASS INCHARGE B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

TIME TABLE IN-CHARGE HOD /CSE PRINCIPAL

Mrs. K.PRATHYUSHA Dr. CH.V.PHANI KRISHNA Dr. K.VENKATA MURALI MOHAN
 B.TECH IVYEAR I SEM TIME TABLE

BRANCH: CSE -C ROOM NO: NB-411 W.E.F: 29-08-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR: 2022-2023

DAY/TIME 9:40AM- 10:40PM- 11:40AM- 12:40 PM- 1:20PM- 2:20PM- 3:20PM-

10:40AM 11:40PM 12:40PM 1:20 PM 2:20PM 3:20PM 4:20PM

MON ES SPPM CC L ------CNS LAB---------

U
TUE DM CNS ES SPPM CC LIB
N
C
WED CC CNS DM H ---PROJECT STAGE-1---

THU ---PROJECT STAGE-1--- ES SEMINAR

FRI SPPM CNS CC SPPM DM ES

SAT CNS SPPM ES DM CC SPORTS
S.NO NAME OF THE SUBJECT NAME OF THE PHONE NO
FACULTY
1 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY A.DIVYA SREE 7396944383

2 CLOUD COMPUTING J.MAHESH 8247870020

3 DATA MINING Y.SHIVA SREE 8247226305

4 SOFTWARE PROCESS & PROJECT K.RENUKA 9618669300

MANAGEMENT

5 ELECTRONIC SENSORS B.REKHA 9908899104

6 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY LAB A.DIVYA SREE 7396944383

7 SEMINAR A.SWETHA 7032411577

8 PROJECT STAGE-1 Y.SHIVA SREE 8247226305

B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

9 LIBRARY K.RENUKA 9618669300

10 SPORTS Y.SHIVA SREE 8247226305

11 CLASS INCHARGE A.SWETHA 7032411577
 TIME TABLE IN-CHARGE HOD /CSE PRINCIPAL
Mrs. K.PRATHYUSHA Dr. CH.V.PHANI KRISHNA Dr. K.VENKATA MURALI MOHAN

B.TECH IV YEAR I SEM TIME TABLE

BRANCH: CSE -D ROOM NO: 401 W.E.F: 29-08-2022 ACADEMIC YEAR: 2022-2023
DAY/TIME 9:40AM- 10:40PM- 11:40AM- 12:40 PM- 1:20PM- 2:20PM- 3:20PM-
10:40AM 11:40PM 12:40PM 1:20 PM 2:20PM 3:20PM 4:20PM

MON DM SPPM CNS L CC SPPM ES

U
TUE ---PROJECT STAGE-1--- SPPM CNS SPORTS
N
C
WED CNS DM ES H CC SEMINAR

THU ---CNS LAB--- DM CNS CC

FRI ES SPPM ES CNS DM LIB

SAT DM CC ES ---PROJECT STAGE-1---
TIME TABLE IN-CHARGE HOD /CSE PRINCIPAL
Mrs. K.PRATHYUSHA Dr. CH.V.PHANI KRISHNA Dr. K.VENKATA MURALI MOHAN
S.NO NAME OF THE SUBJECT NAME OF THE PHONE NO
FACULTY
1 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

2 CLOUD COMPUTING A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

3 DATA MINING A.SWETHA 7032411577

4 SOFTWARE PROCESS & PROJECT T.PRIYANKA 7893367591

MANAGEMENT

5 ELECTRONIC SENSORS K.BHARGAVI 9704311245

6 CRYPTHOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY LAB B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

7 SEMINAR A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

8 PROJECT STAGE-1 Y.SHIVA SREE 8247226305

B.NARSINGAM 9959191665

9 LIBRARY A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

10 SPORTS T.PRIYANKA 7893367591

11 CLASS INCHARGE A.LAKSHMAN 9866555704

 B.TECH IV/I &TIME TABLE
BRANCH: CSE-A & C W.E.F: 29-03-2023ACADEMIC YEAR: 2022-2023

DAY/ 09:40AM- 10:40AM- 11:40AM- 12:40PM- 1:20PM- 2:20PM- 3:20PM-

TIME 10:40PM 11:40AM 12:40PM 1:20PM 2:20PM 3:20PM 4:20PM
SPPM

MON
SPPM L SPPM

TUE
SPPM U
WED
SPPM N
THU
SPPM
C SPPM

FRI SPPM
SPPM
H
SAT

BRANCH: CSE-B & D W.E.F: 29-03-2023ACADEMIC YEAR: 2022-2023

DAY/ 09:40AM- 10:40AM- 11:40AM- 12:40PM- 1:20PM- 2:20PM- 3:20PM-

TIME 10:40PM 11:40AM 12:40PM 1:20PM 2:20PM 3:20PM 4:20PM
SPPM SPPM SPPM

MON
L SPPM

TUE
SPPM U
WED
N
THU
SPPM SPPM
C
FRI
SPPM
H
SAT
ACADAMIC CALENDAR
 6. Syllabus Copy
SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT(ProfessionalElective-II)
CourseCode:20CS5PE22
B.TechVII-Semester L T PC

3003
Course Objectives

 To acquire knowledge on software process management

 To acquire managerial skills for software project development
 To understand software economics

CourseOutcomes

 Gain knowledge of software economics, phases in the life cycle of software development, project
organization, project control and process instrumentation
 Analyze the major and minor milestones, artifacts and metrics from management and technical
Perspective
 Design and develop software product using conventional and modern principles of software project
management
 SYLLABUS

UNIT - I

Software Process Maturity Software Maturity Framework, Principles of Software Process Change, Software
Process Assessment, The Initial Process, The Repeatable Process, The Defined Process, The Managed Process,
The Optimizing Process. Process Reference Models Capability Maturity Model (CMM), CMMI, PCMM, PSP,
TSP).

UNIT - II

Software Project Management Renaissance Conventional Software Management, Evolution of Software

Economics, Improving Software Economics, The old way and the new way. Life-Cycle Phases and Process
artifacts Engineering and Production stages, inception phase, elaboration phase, construction phase, transition
phase, artifact sets, management artifacts, engineering artifacts and pragmatic artifacts, model-based software
architectures.

UNIT - III

Workflows and Checkpoints of process Software process workflows, Iteration workflows, Major milestones,
minor milestones, periodic status assessments. Process Planning Work breakdown structures, Planning guidelines,
cost and schedule estimating process, iteration planning process, Pragmatic planning.

UNIT - IV

Project Organizations Line-of- business organizations, project organizations, evolution of organizations, process
automation. Project Control and process instrumentation The seven-core metrics, management indicators, quality
indicators, life-cycle expectations, Pragmatic software metrics, metrics automation.

UNIT - V

CCPDS-R Case Study and Future Software Project Management Practices Modern Project Profiles, Next-
Generation software Economics, Modern Process Transitions.

TEXT BOOKS:

1. Managing the Software Process, Watts S. Humphrey, Pearson Education

2. Software Project Management, Walker Royce, Pearson Education

REFERENCE BOOKS:

1. An Introduction to the Team Software Process, Watts S. Humphrey, Pearson Education, 2000
2. Process Improvement essentials, James R. Persse, O’Reilly, 2006
3. Software Project Management, Bob Hughes & Mike Cotterell, fourth edition, TMH, 2006
 7. Course Objectives and Course Outcomes

Course Objectives

 To acquire knowledge on software process management

 To acquire managerial skills for software project development
 To understand software economics

Course Outcomes

 Gain knowledge of software economics, phases in the life cycle of software development, project
organization, project control and process instrumentation
 Analyse the major and minor milestones, artifacts and metrics from management and technical
Perspective
 Design and develop software product using conventional and modern principles of software project
management
 8. Mapping of COs with POs and PSOs

Program
Program Outcomes Specific
Course Outcomes
Outcomes PSO
PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PO PSO PSO
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3
CO1 3 1 2 2 - - - - - - 2 3 2 3 2
CO2 2 2 3 2 - - - - - - 3 3 3 2 2
CO3 3 1 2 2 - - - - - - 3 2 2 2 2
CO4 3 2 3 2 - - - - - - 2 2 3 2 2
CO5 2 1 2 2 - - - - - - 1 1 2 2 2
Average 2.6 1.4 2.4 2 - - - - - - 2.2 2.2 2.4 2.6 2

*To be rated with 1- slightly, 2 – moderately, 3- substantial

9. Lecture Schedule
S. No. Topic(s) No. of Lecture
Hours
UNIT-I- INTRODUCTION TO SPPM:
1 Introduction 1

2 What is SPPM 1

3 maturity Framework 1

4 Principles of Software Process Change 1

5 Software Process Assessment 1
6 The Initial Process, The Repeatable Process, The Defined Process 1
7 The Optimizing Process. Process Reference Models 1
8 Mode l (CMM), CMMI, PCMM, PSP, TSP). 1
Assignment 1
Slip Test 1
Total 10
UNIT-II- Software Project Management

8 Evolution of Software Economics, Improving Software Economics 2

9 The old way and the new way 1

10 Phases and Process artifacts Engineering and Production stages 1

11 inception phase, elaboration phase 1

12 construction phase, transition phase 1

13 artifact sets, management artifacts 1

14 engineering artifacts and pragmatic artifacts, model-based software 1
architectures
15 1
Assignment
16 1
Slip Test
Total 10
UNIT-III- WORK FLOWS AND CHECKPOINTS

17 Iteration workflows 1

18 Major milestones, minor milestones 2

19 periodic status assessments 1
20 Planning Work breakdown structures 1
 21 Guidelines, cost and schedule estimating process. 1

22 iteration planning process, Pragmatic planning 1

23 1
Assignment
24 1
Slip Test
Total 9
UNIT-IV- PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS LINE-OF- BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

25 project organizations, evolution of organizations 2

26 process automation. Project Control and process instrumentation 1
27 ,The seven-coreindicators,
management metrics quality indicators 1
28 life-cycle expectations, Pragmatic software metrics 2
29 metrics automation 1
30 Assignment 1
31 Slip Test 1
Total 9
UNIT-V- CCPDS-R Case Study
and Future Software Project Management
32 Practices Modern Project Profiles 1
33 Next-Generation software Economics 1
34 Modern Process Transitions 1
35 Practices Modern Project Profiles 1
36 Assignment 1
37 Slip Test 1
38 Total 7
39 Grand Total 45
10. Detailed Notes
11. University Question papers of previous years
 12. Unit wise Question Bank

UNIT-I-- INTRODUCTION TO SPPM:

Bloom’s
S. No Short Questions Taxonomy
Level
1 Explain Principles of Software Process Change? Understand
2 Describe about Software Process Assessment? Understand
3 Define Initial Process? Knowledge
4 Describe about Repeatable Process? Knowledge
5 Explain about Managed Process? Knowledge
6 Define Optimizing Process?. Knowledge

S. No Long Questions BTL

1 Distinguish between software process and software project Understand
2 Discuss in detail the Initial process, the repeatable process and the managed Understand
process.?.
3 What are process reference models? Explain any two of them? Knowledge
4 Explain about the Optimizing Process in details? Knowledge
5 Explain about the PCMM Process Reference Model in details? Understand
UNIT II
Short Questions
S. No BTL
1 Explain about the Evolution of Software Economics? Knowledge
2 Describe about Life-Cycle Phases? Knowledge
3 Describe about inception phase? Knowledge
4 Explain about elaboration phase ? Knowledge
5 Describe about transition phase? Knowledge
Define management artifacts? Knowledge

S. No Long Questions BTL

1 Explain the risk profile of a conventional software project across its life Knowledge
cycle?
2 What is meant by Elaboration phase? Discuss the primary objectives and Understand
essential activities of Elaboration phase?
3 Discuss briefly the Engineering artifact sets? Understand
4 Explain with a neat diagram how various artifacts evolved over the life Understand
cycle?
5 Explain the pragmatic software metrics? Understand

UNIT-III- WORK FLOWS AND CHECKPOINTS

S. No Short Questions BTL

1 Explain about Iteration workflows? Understand
2 Describe about Major milestones? Apply
3 Describe about Minor milestones? Knowledge
4 Explain congestion control? Understand
 5 Describe about Work breakdown structures? Knowledge
6 Define Pragmatic planning? Knowledge

S. No Long Questions BTL

1 What is major milestone that occur at the transition points between life - Understand
cycle phases? Explain them?
2 Discuss about typical minor milestones in the life cycle of an iteration?. Knowledge
3 Explain in detail about periodic status assessments Understand
4 Explain about iteration planning process Understand
5 Describe about Process Planning in details? Understand

UNIT-IV- PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS LINE-OF- BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

S. No Short Questions BTL

1 Explain about evolution of organizations?. Knowledge

2 Describe about process automation? Knowledge
3 Define about core metrics? Knowledge
4 Explain about management indicators? Understand
5 Describe about life-cycle expectations? Understand

S. No Long Questions BTL

1 What are the key practices that improve overall software quality? Understand
2 Describe about Pragmatic software metrics ? Knowledge
3 3.Illustrate the congestion control in details ? Understand
4 4.Explain in detail about metrics automation ? Understand
5 5.Explain Project Control and process instrumentation in detail ? Understand

UNIT-V-- CCPDS-R Case Study

and Future Software Project Management

S. No Short Questions BTL

1 State advantages Next-Generation software Economics ? Knowledge
2 Explain about Modern Process Transitions? APPLY
3 Describe about Future Software Project Management Practices? Knowledge
4 Describe the CCPDS-R Case Study? Understand
5 Define Modern Project Profiles ? Understand

S. No Long Questions BTL

1 Discuss clearly the software management team activities, software Understand
architecture team activities also software development activities?

2 Write short notes on the Next – Generation software economics ? Understand

3 Write short notes on the modern process transition? Understand
4 Explain in details about Modern Project Profiles? Understand
5 Discues about CCPDS-R Case Study? Understand
UNIT1
1. Capability level in which process area is either not performed or doesn't achieve all goals
and objectives defined by CMMI respective level
a.Level0:incomplete b.Level0:complete c. Level1:Performed d. Level2:Managed
2. Process area in which organizational innovation and deployment casual analysis
and resolution is present has level of
a.Optimizing b. defined c. managed d. performed
3. In PSP, component level design is refined and reviewed by
a. postmortem b. planning c. high level design d. Development
4. Which of the following is not a maturity level in CMM
b. Design b) Repeatable c) Managed d) Optimizing
5. TSP recognizes that best software teams are
a. user-directed b. manager-directed c. engineer-directed d. self-directed
6. AOSD stands for Answer:Aspect Oriented Software Development
7. Framework that encompasses a process, set of methods and an array of tools is termed
as Answer: software engineering

8.According to ISO 9001, the causes of nonconforming product should be eliminated and
identified
9.At higher recovery distillate is produced. Answer: More
10. COTS stands for Answer: Commercial off-the-shelf
UNIT-2
1.Quality planning is the process of
developing a quality plan for
a) Team b) project c) customers d) project manager
2. Which of the following is incorrect activity for the configuration management of a
software system?
a) Internship management b) Change management c) Version management d) System

3. An independent relationship must exist between the attribute that can be measured and
the external
quality attribute.
True b) False

4. Which one of the following models is not suitable for accommodating any change?
a) Build & Fix Model b) Prototyping Model c) RAD Model d) Waterfall Model

5. Which model can be selected if user is involved in all the phases of SDLC?
a)Water fall Model b) Prototyping Model c) RAD Model d) both B &C
6. A 66.6% risk is considered as High
7. SDLC stands for Software Development Life Cycle
8. RAD stands for Rapid Application Development
9. Build & Fix Model is suitable for programming exercises of 100-200 LOC (Line of Code).
10. 10.RAD Model has 5 phases

UNIT-3

1. Which of the following are parameters involved in computing the total cost of a software development
project?
 a)Hardware and software costs b) Effort costs
c) Travel and training costs d) All of the mentioned
2.Which of the following costs is not part of the total effort cost?
a)Costs of networking and communications b) Costs of providing heating and lighting office
space
c) Costs of lunch time food d) Costs of support staff
3. What is related to the overall functionality of the delivered software?
a)Function-related c)size related metrics
b) Product-related metrics d) None of the mentioned
4. It is often difficult to estimate size at an early stage in a project when only a specification
is available
a)True b) False
5. Which model is used to compute the effort required to integrate reusable
components or program code that is automatically generated by design or program
translation tools?
a) An application-composition model b) A post-architecture model
c) A reuse model d) An early design model
6. A Algorithmic cost modeling is developed using historical cost information that relates
some software metric to the project cost.
7.A Algorithmic cost modeling is developed using historical cost information that relates some software
metric to the project cost.
8. Function-related metrics related to the overall functionality of the delivered software?
9. Estimation by analogy technique is applicable when other projects in the same
analogy application domain have been completed?
10. Parkinson’s Law states that work expands to fill the time available
UNIT-4

1.Which of the following is not considered as a risk in project management?

a) Specification delays b) Product competition c) Testing d) Staff turnover
2.The process each manager follows during the life of a project is known as
a) Project Management b) Manager life cycle
c) Project Management Life Cycle d) All of the mentioned
3.Inspections and testing are what kinds of Quality Costs?
a) Prevention b) Internal Failure c) External Failure d) Appraisal
4Which of the following is not a core step of Six Sigma?
a) Define b) Control c) Measure d) Analyse
5.Software safety is equivalent to software reliability.
a) True b) False
6. testing tools examine program systematically & automatically
7. Test Archiving Systems testing tool is responsible for documenting programs
8.Beta Testing is done by Users
9.Execution Verifier is a dynamic tool that is also known as Coverage Analyzer 10.Percentage of modules that were
inspected is a part of Process Metrics

UNIT-5
1. Standard Enforcer is a
a)Static b) Dynamic Testing
c) Static & Dynamic Testing d) None of the mentioned
 2. Which testing tool does a simple job of enforcing standards in a uniform way of
many programs?
a) Static Analyzer b) Code Inspector
c) Standard Enforcerd) Both Code Inspector & Standard Enforcer
3. Which metric gives the idea about the contents on a web page ?
a) Word Token b) Word Count c) Word Size d) Word Length
4. Which of the following is not a classification of the web engineering metric, Web Page
Similarity ?
a) Content based b) Link based c) Usage based d) Traffic based
5. Which of the following is not a web engineering project metric ?
a) Number of Static Content Objects b) Number of Dynamic Content Objects
c) Number of Inherited Objects d) Word Count
6. Link based measures rely on Hyperlink structure of a web graph to obtain related pages
7. Reverse engineering is the process of deriving the system design and specification from its source code
8. Transformation of a system from one representational form to another is known as
Re- factoring and Restructuring
9. Extracting data items and objects, to get information on data flow, and to understand
the existing data structures that have been implemented is sometimes called data
analysis
10. Software mistakes during coding are known as Bugs

1.https://www.softwareengineeringdaily.com /
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/SoftwareEngineering/
3. https://www.toptal.com/blog
4. http://blog.wolksoftware.com/
XII.JOURNALS:
1. International Journal of software engineering ,technology and applications
2. Journal of Software:Evolution and Process
XIII.Experts in the subject:
1.. Prof. Rajib Mall ,IIT Kharagpur,Computer Science and Engineering,Head, Centre for
Educational Technology,Email:- [email protected]
2. Prof. Durga Prasad Mohapatra , Email:- [email protected]
XIV.LIST OF THE SEMINAR TOPICS:
1. Optimizing Process
2. Repeatable Process
3. CMMI
4. CMM
5. Evolution of Software Economics
6. Life-Cycle Phases and Process artifacts.
7. Major milestones, minor milestones
XV CASE STUDIES / SMALL PROJECT
1. Game forge
2.Waste management Inspection Tracking
system
3.Multimedia Content Management System
 13. Assignment topics

UNIT-I- INTRODUCTION TO SPPM

Bloom’s
S. No Questions Taxonomy
Level
1 What are the primary functions of an operating system? L1
2 Differentiate between system software and application software. L1
3 List and describe the types of processes? L1
4 Define process reference model? L1
5 Define system software and explain its role in computer systems. L1

UNIT-II-- Software Project Management

1 Explain how project can be evaluation of software economics and improving L2
software economics.
2 Explain in detail about the model-based software architecture. L2
3 Where are estimates done and explain the problems with over and under L2
estimates.
4 Explain in brief conventional software management? L2
5 Explain in brief about the engineering and production stages L2

UNIT-III- WORK FLOWS AND CHECKPOINTS

1 Explain software process workflows and iteration work flows? L2
2 Explain cost and scheduling estimating process. L2
3 Explain about iteration planning process and pragmatic planning L3
4 writes brief notes on major mile stones in software process L3
5 Define work flows and software process work flows iteration workflows? L3

UNIT-IV- PROJECT ORGANIZATIONS LINE-OF- BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS

1 Define project organization. L3
2 Write short notes on evolution of organizations. L3
3 How many types of organizations? L4
4 Define metrics automation. L4
5 Define quality indicator. L4

UNIT-V--- CCPDS-R Case Study

and Future Software Project Management
1 Explain the Oldham-hackman job characteristic model. Give the Vroom’s L4
Expectancy theory
2 Explain in detail about decision making. With an example the strength of the L4
team.
3 Explain how new staff can be selected and inducted into a project. L4
4 Define motivation. Explain the different models of motivation L4
5 Write a note on leadership styles. L4
 14. Internal Exam question papers

Subject Code No. 20CS5PE22 SET: 1

TEEGALA KRISHNA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(UGC-Autonomous)
B. Tech VII Semester MID-I Examinations, September -2022
Name of the subject: SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Date:

Time: 01:30min. Max. Marks: 20

All questions carry equal marks

Q. No Questions Marks Bloom’s CO

Levels Map

Q.1 Discuss briefly about software process assessment? 5 L-I 1

Q.2 Explain capability maturity model? 5 L-I 2

Q.3 Explain how project can be evolution of software economics and improving 5 L-II 1
software economics.

Q.4 Explain cost and scheduling estimating process. 5 L-II 3

END OF THE QUESTION PAPER

 Subject Code No. 20CS5PE22 SET: 2

TEEGALA KRISHNA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(UGC-Autonomous)
B.Tech VII Semester MID-I Examinations, September -2022
Name of the subject: SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Date:
Time: 01:30min. Max. Marks: 20

All questions carry equal marks

Q. No Questions Marks Bloom’s CO

Levels Map

Q.1 writes brief notes on major mile stones in software process 5 L-III 1

Q.2 Explain the activity-based approach of project activities. 5 L-III 2

Q.3 Explain the Oldham-hackman job characteristic model. Give the Vroom’s 5 L-IV 1
Expectancy theory
Q.4 Explain how new staff can be selected and inducted into a project. 5 L-IV 3

END OF THE QUESTION PAPER

 SET: 1
Subject Code No. 20CS5PE22

TEEGALA KRISHNA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(UGC-Autonomous)
B. Tech VII Semester MID-II Examinations, September -2022
Name of the subject: SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Date:
Time: 01:30min. Max. Marks: 20

All questions carry equal marks

Q. No Questions Marks Bloom’s CO

Levels Map

Q.1 List and describe the types of processes? 5 L-II 2

Q.2 Define process reference model? 5 L-IV 3

Q.3 Explain in brief conventional software management? 5 L-II 4

Q.4 5 L-III 5

Explain about iteration planning process and pragmatic planning

END OF THE QUESTION PAPER

Subject Code No. 20CS5PE22 SET: 2

 TEEGALA KRISHNA REDDY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
(UGC-Autonomous)
B. Tech II Semester MID-VII Examinations, September -2022
Name of the subject: SOFTWARE PROCESS AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT DATE:
Time: 01:30min. Max. Marks: 20

All questions carry equal marks

Q. No Questions Marks Bloom’s CO

Levels Map

Q.1 Explain the activity-based approach of project activities. 5 L-III 2

Q.2 Define motivation. Explain the different models of motivation 5 L-IV 3

Q.3 Write a note on leadership styles. 5 L-IV 4

Q.4 Explain management indicator and quality indicator. 5 L-III 5

END OF THE QUESTION PAPER

15. Student performance in internal examination

 Mid Mid
S. Hall ticket No Name -1 -2 AVG
No
1 19R91A0501 A SAI DEEPAK 20 20 20

2 19R91A0502 ADUNUTHULA SOWMYA REDDY 23

22
24

3 19R91A0503 AILABOINA PAVAN KUMAR 23 21 22

4 19R91A0504 AKKIRALA SAI ABHISHEK 5 9 7

5 19R91A0505 AKSHITA SANGAMKAR 22 24 23

6 19R91A0506 AKULA MANIHAS 24 25 25
7 19R91A0507 ANDRU RAKSHITHA 22 24 24
8 19R91A0508 AVARU AASHISH 22 22 22
9 19R91A0509 B VARSHA 22 24 23

10 19R91A0510 BAKKOLLA SAI KEERTHANA 24 24 24

11 19R91A0511 BALASANI DINESH 21 23 22
12 19R91A0512 BATHULA HARI CHANDANA 21 21 21
13 19R91A0513 BELLY SAI 22 22 22

14 19R91A0514 CHEPURI SPANDANA 22 24 23

15 19R91A0515 CHILIVERI SHRAVANI 22 24 23

16 19R91A0516 CHINTALA TEJA KIRAN 18 20 19

17 19R91A0517 CHINTHALA AKHIL KUMAR 19 19 19

18 19R91A0518 DHARAVATH VINOD KUMAR 20 18 19

19 19R91A0519 G D JONAH 20 23 21
20 19R91A0520 GANESH CHOUDHARY 22 22 22
21 19R91A0521 GUNDLA CHANDRASHEKAR 22 20 21
22 19R91A0522 GURRAM ANIL 24 20 22
23 19R91A0523 J M SHILPA 22 20 21
24 19R91A0524 K SHIVA SHANKAR 18 20 19
25 19R91A0525 KALAKONDA VASAVI 20 18 19
KETHIREDDY YASHWANTH
19R91A0526 20 20 20
26 REDDY

27 19R91A0527 KODURI SREEJA 23 24 24

28 19R91A0528 KORADA DOUGLAS ENOSH 13 12 13
29 19R91A0529 LAKSHANA CH 22 21 22

30 19R91A0530 LENKALA NIRUPAMA REDDY 22 23 23

31 19R91A0531 MANDADI VIKAS 7 8 8
32 19R91A0532 MEKALA SRIVIDYA 22 23 23
33 19R91A0533 MOHD KHAN 19 19 19

34 19R91A0534 MOKKALA VAISHNAVI 23 22 23

35 19R91A0535 MONAJIGARI AKSHAY REDDY 20 22 21

36 19R91A0536 N ARUN BABU 8 7 8
37 19R91A0537 NASU PRAVALIKA 18 19 19
38 19R91A0538 NEELA SAI SUTHIKSH 21 20 21

39 19R91A0539 NUNSAVATH SRIKANTH 15 14 15

40 19R91A0540 PADIGAPATI GURVA REDDY 22 21 22

41 19R91A0542 PANUGANTI KARTHIK 22 22 22

PAPPULA VISHNU VARDHAN
19R91A0543 21 20 21
42 REDDY
43 19R91A0544 PITTA SHIVANI 22 23 23
44 19R91A0546 RITIKA 20 21 21
45 19R91A0547 SETTIGARI SAI RAM 23 22 23
46 19R91A0548 SHAIK AFTABUDDIN 19 20 20

47 19R91A0549 SHAIK MOHAMMAD ALI 0 0 0

48 19R91A0550 SHAIK REHMAN 22 21 22
49 19R91A0551 T AKHIL 4 3 4
50 19R91A0553 THIKARI ISHWARYA 23 22 23

51 19R91A0554 THUMMANAPALLY AKSHAYA 22 23 23

52 19R91A0555 V MALLIKA 22 21 22

53 19R91A0556 VADDAGANI GOPINATH 19 20 19

54 19R91A0557 VANGA SOWMYA 22 21 22

55 19R91A0558 VANGALA ASHRITHA 23 22 23

56 19R91A0559 VEERLA SAI HARSHITH 3 3 3
57 19R91A0560 VEMULA VAMSHI 23 22 23

58 19R91A0561 VENKAT TARUN ADDA 22 22 22

59 19R91A0562 YELDANDI VENKAT 19 20 20
60 19R91A0563 YELISHETHI AKSHAYA 24 24 24
61 19R91A0564 A AAKASH 22 21 22
62 19R91A0565 ALETI ABHINAYA 22 22 22
63 19R91A0566 AMBATI SHARANYA 23 22 23
64 19R91A0567 AVULA HARISH 6 7 7
65 19R91A0568 B SUMANTH 19 18 19
66 19R91A0569 BANDARU AKHIL 20 19 20
67 19R91A0571 BASAVENI PRAVEEN 0 0 0

68 19R91A0572 BOGGARAPU SRAVANI 22 22 22

69 19R91A0573 BOORLA SAI ANIRUDH 17 18 18

70 19R91A0574 CHINTHADA REVANTH KUMAR 21 20 21

71 19R91A0575 DASARI RANJITH 18 19 19

72 19R91A0576 DHANAVATH MADHU 19 18 19

73 19R91A0577 DHARAVATH GANESH CHAND 18 17 18

74 19R91A0579 GADAM REESHMA 11 10 11

75 19R91A0580 GANIMENA GANGADHER 23 22 23

76 19R91A0581 GANTASALA SOWJANYA 23 22 23

77 19R91A0582 GOGULA PRAVALIKA 17 16 17

78 19R91A0583 GONELA LAHIRI 22 20 21

79 19R91A0584 GUJJA MANICHANDAN 21 20 21

80 19R91A0585 GUJJA PRATHYUSHA 23 23 23
81 19R91A0586 JELLA ANIL KUMAR 22 21 22

82 19R91A0587 KANUKUNTLA SREEJA 22 21 22

17 18 18
19R91A0588 KODAMALA HARSHITH
83 CHAKRAVARTHY

84 19R91A0590 KORAMONI NAVEEN KUMAR 18 19 19

85 19R91A0591 KOTAKONDA SANDEEP 0 0 0

86 19R91A0592 KUNTA SHIVATHMIKA 19 18 19

87 19R91A0593 MAJOJU MURALI KRISHNA 23 25 24

88 19R91A0594 MALLELA SIRI CHOWDARY 19 20 20
89 19R91A0595 MAMIDAKULA PUSHPANJALI 21 22 22
90 19R91A0596 MANDHA AKHILA 19 18 19

91 19R91A0597 MANGILIPELLY RAVITEJA 22 22 22

92 19R91A0598 MATTAGALLA BHANU PRASAD 21 20 21

93 19R91A0599 MEDIPELLY MAMATHA 20 20 20

94 19R91A05A0 MITTAPALLY VIKHIL 23 22 23

95 19R91A05A1 MOHAMMED ABDUL ADNAN 20 19 20

96 19R91A05A2 BANDLAPALLY DEEPIKA 20 20 20
97 19R91A05A3 MUNJA RAKSHITHA 23 22 23
NANNURU SHIVA KRISHNA
98 19R91A05A4 21 20 21
REDDY

99 19R91A05A5 NARRA REVANTH KUMAR 22 21 22

100 19R91A05A6 NITHIN KUMAR MEDAM 16 15 16

101 19R91A05A7 NULIGONDA VISHNUSREE 23 22 23

102 19R91A05A8 PALVANCHA SAI VAMSHI 20 19 20

103 19R91A05A9 PANAKANTI SRAVYA 22 21 22

104 19R91A05B0 PERUMANDLA SAI MANASA 21 22 22

105 19R91A05B1 PULIGA SAI KUMAR 10 10 10

106 19R91A05B2 PUTTA SAI SIDDHARTHA 20 18 20

107 19R91A05B3 RAGIDDI POOJITHA 22 21 22
108 19R91A05B4 SABHAVAT RAHUL 23 22 23
109 19R91A05B5 SANGALA ANVITHA 19 18 19

110 19R91A05B7 SHAGAM ANAND REDDY 9 9 9

111 19R91A05B8 SYED ABDUL MUHEED 20 19 20

112 19R91A05B9 TALLABHATTU SRUJAN 20 20 20

113 19R91A05C0 THAKKITI NITHISH REDDY 16 16 16

114 19R91A05C1 THATIGIRI PHANINDRA 20 19 20

115 19R91A05C2 THONTI SHIRISHA 18 17 18
116 19R91A05C3 USHENAGARI NAVEEN KUMAR 21 20 21

117 19R91A05C4 VANGA VIJAY REDDY 20 19 20

118 19R91A05C5 VUDUMULA HEMANTH 19 18 19

119 19R91A05C6 VUPPALA NITHISH KUMAR 20 19 20
120 19R91A05C7 YELE MANISHA 22 21 22

121 19R91A05C8 AMBALA BHEESHMA RAO 20 19 20

122 19R91A05C9 ANDOJU ADARSH 22 21 22

123 19R91A05D0 ANNEBOI VISHLESHA 25 24 25

124 19R91A05D1 ARELLA NIKHIL 22 21 22
125 19R91A05D2 BANOTHU KALYAN 21 20 21

126 19R91A05D3 BEJJARAPU VISHWESHWAR 18 17 18

127 19R91A05D4 BUYYANI HARISHA 21 19 21
128 19R91A05D5 CHINIKAL PREETHI 24 24 24
129 19R91A05D8 D GAURAV KUMAR 23 22 23
130 19R91A05D9 DULAM MOHAN 21 20 21
131 19R91A05E0 ESLAVATH RAHUL 23 22 23
132 19R91A05E1 GADHA KEERTHI 22 22 22
133 19R91A05E3 GIGULA VARSHA 22 21 22
134 19R91A05E4 GIJJA SAIPRASAD 23 22 23

135 19R91A05E5 GONE VISHNUVARDHAN 19 18 19

136 19R91A05E6 GOUNI NANDA KUMAR REDDY 21 20 21

137 19R91A05E8 GUNDU UMA PAVANI 20 21 21

138 19R91A05E9 J C C RATNAM 22 21 22
139 19R91A05F1 KASTHURI SWAMY 9 8 9
140 19R91A05F2 KASULA ANITHA 23 22 23
141 19R91A05F3 KATIKA VENKATESH YADAV 14 13 14

142 19R91A05F4 KATKAM NISHANTH REDDY 18 17 18

143 19R91A05F6 KETHAVATH SRINU 19 18 19

144 19R91A05F7 KONTHAM RAHUL RAJ 11 10 11

145 19R91A05F8 KOTTE SAI SINDHU 19 18 19
146 19R91A05F9 KURELLA BHARATH 20 19 20
147 19R91A05G0 M A AKRAM 16 15 16
148 19R91A05G1 M MANISH 12 11 12
149 19R91A05G3 MANDHA AKANKSHA 22 21 22

150 19R91A05G4 MANIDEEP CHINDHAM 21 20 21

151 19R91A05G5 MANNEM SAI GANESH 22 21 22

152 19R91A05G6 MODEPALLI VENKATA HRUDAI 20 20 20

153 19R91A05G7 MOGULLA SIDDHU 19 19 19
154 19R91A05G8 MOHAMMED MUBASHIR AHMED 15 14 15

155 19R91A05G9 MOHD FARHAN AKHTER 17 16 17

156 19R91A05H0 MOKILA SATWIK REDDY 16 15 16

157 19R91A05H1 NAGA ZENITH VOORUKONDA 19 18 19

158 19R91A05H2 NAGABANDI VAKUL 20 19 20

159 19R91A05H3 NIDJINTHA TRISHA REDDY 21 20 21

160 19R91A05H4 NIMISH PADAL 24 23 24
161 19R91A05H5 NITTU RAJ KUMAR 25 24 25
162 19R91A05H6 PERAKA ARUN 21 20 21
163 19R91A05H7 POGAKU TARUN 22 21 22
164 19R91A05H8 PUTTA SUNITHA 23 22 23

165 19R91A05H9 RALAGADDA SHANKAR 20 19 20

166 19R91A05J0 RANGARI AKSHAYA 21 21 21
167 19R91A05J1 RAVULA ABHINAV REDDY 21 21 21
168 19R91A05J2 RAVULA KAMALAKAR 21 22 21
169 19R91A05J3 RISHABH SINGH 18 17 18

170 19R91A05J4 SAMPATHI RAKESH REDDY 20 19 20

171 19R91A05J5 SANDHYALA SAI KIRAN 22 21 22

172 19R91A05J7 SYED IMRAN SHAREEF 23 22 23
173 19R91A05J8 THANNIRU VARUN RAO 20 19 20

174 19R91A05J9 THOKALA VISHNUVARDHAN 7 8 8

175 19R91A05K0 TIRUMALA MEGHA 21 22 22

176 19R91A05K1 UPPULUTI RAGHU 23 22 23

177 19R91A05K2 MANNEPALLI THARUN 21 20 21

178 17R91A0533 NALAJALA SAHITHI 10 9 10
179 18R91A0503 BADDE NAVYA SRI 20 21 21
180 18R91A0511 DUDI SHIVA SAI 10 9 10
181 18R91A0525 KOYYADA AKHIL 17 16 17

182 18R91A0547 SHAIK ABDUL RASHEED 16 16 16

183 18R91A0561 AVALA BHAGYALATHA 22 21 22

184 18R91A0564 BANOTH MOSHE 21 20 21
185 18R91A0565 BANOTH VASANTH 19 18 19

186 18R91A0570 BOLLARAPU VIJAY KUMAR 18 19 19

187 18R91A0575 DONGARI PAVAN 15 14 15
RAJAM REDDY GARI ROHITH
188 18R91A0599 19 18 19
REDDDY
189 18R91A05C1 BEGARI RAJU 20 19 20
190 18R91A05E9 PALSAM AKHILA GOUD 16 15 16
191 18R91A05G0 SERLA DINESH 17 16 17

192 18R91A05G2 SUDIREDDY SAKETH REDDY 14 14 14

193 18R91A05H1 VISLAVATH SRINATH 18 17 18

194 18R91A05H4 AMGOTHU SHIRISHA 19 18 19
195 18R91A05J0 BOMMA SUKESH 20 19 20
196 18R91A05J5 D VINAY REDDY 18 17 18
197 tt NUKA SIDDARTHA 20 19 20

198 18R91A05M2 P VIKAS 15 15 15

199 18R91A05M9 SANGI RAHUL 18 17 18

200 20R95A0501 AKITI JAHNAVI REDDY 20 19 20

201 20R95A0502 ALIMINETI SAI SRI CHAITANYA 19 18 19

202 20R95A0503 ALLAKONDA HARISH KUMAR 23 22 23

203 20R95A0504 AREPELLY SANDHYA 22 21 22

204 20R95A0505 BALLI MURALI 20 19 20

205 20R95A0506 BASHABOINA ARAVIND 18 17 18

206 20R95A0507 BHUKYA KIRAN KUMAR 19 18 19

207 20R95A0508 BOKKA KOUSHIK REDDY 19 18 19

208 20R95A0509 CHADA SRI DURGA PRASANNA 22 21 22
209 20R95A0510 CHENI SHIVAKUMAR 21 20 21
210 20R95A0511 D MAHESH 20 19 20
211 20R95A0512 D MANISHA 20 20 20
212 20R95A0513 G SHAINI 19 20 20

213 20R95A0514 GANGULA SHIVA KUMAR 19 18 19

214 20R95A0515 JAKKOJU MANIRAJ 21 20 21
215 20R95A0516 KAKULAVARAM VARSHINI 21 21 21
216 20R95A0518 KATAMONI SAICHARAN GOUD 19 18 19
217 20R95A0519 KEMBURI MEGHANA 23 22 23
218 20R95A0520 KONDA ACHYUTH 22 22 22

219 20R95A0521 MOHAMMAD ABDUL IMRAN 21 20 21

220 20R95A0522 NAKKA BHAVANI 21 20 21
221 20R95A0523 PALASA MADHURI 20 19 20
222 20R95A0525 SHAIK IMRAN ALI 20 19 20
223 20R95A0526 SHERLA JEEVAN 19 20 20
224 20R95A0527 SOMA SANTHOSH REDDY 22 22 22
225 20R95A0528 VARANASI ADARSH 21 20 21
226 20R95A0529 VUKANTI SRIHITHA 19 20 20

16. Identification of weak and Bright students and Action taken

S.No Roll No Student Name Remedial measures taken by teacher
S. No Roll No Student Name Remedial measures taken by
teacher
1 Conducted remedial classes, identified
19R91A0512 BATHULA HARI their weakness in the subject according
CHANDANA to that given important questions and
problems and made them to practice
2 Conducted remedial classes, identified
19R91A0564 A AAKASH their weakness in the subject according
to that given important questions and
problems and made them to practice
3 Conducted remedial classes, identified
19R91A0591 KOTAKONDA their weakness in the subject according
SANDEEP to that given important questions and
problems and made them to practice
4 Conducted remedial classes, identified
20R95A0504 AREPELLY their weakness in the subject according
SANDHYA to that given important questions and
problems and made them to practice
5 Conducted remedial classes, identified
20R95A0511 their weakness in the subject according
D MAHESH to that given important questions and
problems and made them to practice
6 Conducted remedial classes, identified
20R95A0512 their weakness in the subject according
D MANISHA to
that given important questions
and problems and made them to
practice
7 Conducted remedial classes, identified
20R95A0525 their weakness in the subject according
SHAIK IMRAN ALI to that given important questions and
problems and made them to practice

17. Content Beyond syllabus & Action taken to fill the gap

18. References, Journals, websites and E-links

1. https://www.softwareengineeringdaily.com /
2. https://www.reddit.com/r/SoftwareEngineering/
3. https://www.toptal.com/blog
4. http://blog.wolksoftware.com/
JOURNALS:
1. International Journal of software engineering ,technology and applications
2. Journal of Software:Evolution and Process

19. Student List

S.No Hallticket No Name
1 19R91A0501 A SAI DEEPAK
19R91A0502 ADUNUTHULA SOWMYA REDDY
2
19R91A0503 AILABOINA PAVAN KUMAR
3
19R91A0504 AKKIRALA SAI ABHISHEK
4
19R91A0505 AKSHITA SANGAMKAR
5
6 19R91A0506 AKULA MANIHAS
7 19R91A0507 ANDRU RAKSHITHA
8 19R91A0508 AVARU AASHISH
9 19R91A0509 B VARSHA
19R91A0510 BAKKOLLA SAI KEERTHANA
10
11 19R91A0511 BALASANI DINESH
12 19R91A0512 BATHULA HARI CHANDANA
13 19R91A0513 BELLY SAI
19R91A0514 CHEPURI SPANDANA
14
19R91A0515 CHILIVERI SHRAVANI
15
19R91A0516 CHINTALA TEJA KIRAN
16
19R91A0517 CHINTHALA AKHIL KUMAR
17
19R91A0518 DHARAVATH VINOD KUMAR
18
19 19R91A0519 G D JONAH
20 19R91A0520 GANESH CHOUDHARY
21 19R91A0521 GUNDLA CHANDRASHEKAR
22 19R91A0522 GURRAM ANIL
23 19R91A0523 J M SHILPA
24 19R91A0524 K SHIVA SHANKAR
25 19R91A0525 KALAKONDA VASAVI
KETHIREDDY YASHWANTH
19R91A0526 REDDY
26
27 19R91A0527 KODURI SREEJA
19R91A0528 KORADA DOUGLAS ENOSH
28
29 19R91A0529 LAKSHANA CH
19R91A0530 LENKALA NIRUPAMA REDDY
30
31 19R91A0531 MANDADI VIKAS
32 19R91A0532 MEKALA SRIVIDYA
33 19R91A0533 MOHD KHAN
19R91A0534 MOKKALA VAISHNAVI
34
19R91A0535 MONAJIGARI AKSHAY REDDY
35
36 19R91A0536 N ARUN BABU
37 19R91A0537 NASU PRAVALIKA
38 19R91A0538 NEELA SAI SUTHIKSH
19R91A0539 NUNSAVATH SRIKANTH
39
19R91A0540 PADIGAPATI GURVA REDDY
40
19R91A0542 PANUGANTI KARTHIK
41
PAPPULA VISHNU VARDHAN
19R91A0543 REDDY
42
43 19R91A0544 PITTA SHIVANI
44 19R91A0546 RITIKA
45 19R91A0547 SETTIGARI SAI RAM
46 19R91A0548 SHAIK AFTABUDDIN
19R91A0549 SHAIK MOHAMMAD ALI
47
48 19R91A0550 SHAIK REHMAN
49 19R91A0551 T AKHIL
50 19R91A0553 THIKARI ISHWARYA
19R91A0554 THUMMANAPALLY AKSHAYA
51
52 19R91A0555 V MALLIKA
19R91A0556 VADDAGANI GOPINATH
53
54 19R91A0557 VANGA SOWMYA
19R91A0558 VANGALA ASHRITHA
55
56 19R91A0559 VEERLA SAI HARSHITH
57 19R91A0560 VEMULA VAMSHI
19R91A0561 VENKAT TARUN ADDA
58
59 19R91A0562 YELDANDI VENKAT
19R91A0563 YELISHETHI AKSHAYA
60
61 19R91A0564 A AAKASH
62 19R91A0565 ALETI ABHINAYA
63 19R91A0566 AMBATI SHARANYA
64 19R91A0567 AVULA HARISH
65 19R91A0568 B SUMANTH
66 19R91A0569 BANDARU AKHIL
67 19R91A0571 BASAVENI PRAVEEN
19R91A0572 BOGGARAPU SRAVANI
68
19R91A0573 BOORLA SAI ANIRUDH
69
19R91A0574 CHINTHADA REVANTH KUMAR
70
71 19R91A0575 DASARI RANJITH
19R91A0576 DHANAVATH MADHU
72
19R91A0577 DHARAVATH GANESH CHAND
73
74 19R91A0579 GADAM REESHMA
19R91A0580 GANIMENA GANGADHER
75
 19R91A0581 GANTASALA SOWJANYA
76
19R91A0582 GOGULA PRAVALIKA
77
78 19R91A0583 GONELA LAHIRI
19R91A0584 GUJJA MANICHANDAN
79
80 19R91A0585 GUJJA PRATHYUSHA
81 19R91A0586 JELLA ANIL KUMAR
19R91A0587 KANUKUNTLA SREEJA
82

KODAMALA HARSHITH
19R91A0588
CHAKRAVARTHY
83
19R91A0590 KORAMONI NAVEEN KUMAR
84
19R91A0591 KOTAKONDA SANDEEP
85
19R91A0592 KUNTA SHIVATHMIKA
86
19R91A0593 MAJOJU MURALI KRISHNA
87
19R91A0594 MALLELA SIRI CHOWDARY
88
89 19R91A0595 MAMIDAKULA PUSHPANJALI
90 19R91A0596 MANDHA AKHILA
19R91A0597 MANGILIPELLY RAVITEJA
91
19R91A0598 MATTAGALLA BHANU PRASAD
92
19R91A0599 MEDIPELLY MAMATHA
93
94 19R91A05A0 MITTAPALLY VIKHIL
19R91A05A1 MOHAMMED ABDUL ADNAN
95
96 19R91A05A2 BANDLAPALLY DEEPIKA
97 19R91A05A3 MUNJA RAKSHITHA
NANNURU SHIVA KRISHNA
19R91A05A4
98 REDDY

19R91A05A5 NARRA REVANTH KUMAR

99
19R91A05A6 NITHIN KUMAR MEDAM
100
19R91A05A7 NULIGONDA VISHNUSREE
101
102 19R91A05A8 PALVANCHA SAI VAMSHI
19R91A05A9 PANAKANTI SRAVYA
103
19R91A05B0 PERUMANDLA SAI MANASA
104
105 19R91A05B1 PULIGA SAI KUMAR
19R91A05B2 PUTTA SAI SIDDHARTHA
106
107 19R91A05B3 RAGIDDI POOJITHA
108 19R91A05B4 SABHAVAT RAHUL
109 19R91A05B5 SANGALA ANVITHA
19R91A05B7 SHAGAM ANAND REDDY
110
19R91A05B8 SYED ABDUL MUHEED
111
19R91A05B9 TALLABHATTU SRUJAN
112
19R91A05C0 THAKKITI NITHISH REDDY
113
19R91A05C1 THATIGIRI PHANINDRA
114
115 19R91A05C2 THONTI SHIRISHA
19R91A05C3 USHENAGARI NAVEEN KUMAR
116
19R91A05C4 VANGA VIJAY REDDY
117
19R91A05C5 VUDUMULA HEMANTH
118
119 19R91A05C6 VUPPALA NITHISH KUMAR
120 19R91A05C7 YELE MANISHA
19R91A05C8
121 AMBALA BHEESHMA RAO
122 19R91A05C9 ANDOJU ADARSH
19R91A05D0
123 ANNEBOI VISHLESHA
124 19R91A05D1 ARELLA NIKHIL
125 19R91A05D2 BANOTHU KALYAN
19R91A05D3
126 BEJJARAPU VISHWESHWAR
127 19R91A05D4 BUYYANI HARISHA
128 19R91A05D5 CHINIKAL PREETHI
129 19R91A05D8 D GAURAV KUMAR
130 19R91A05D9 DULAM MOHAN
131 19R91A05E0 ESLAVATH RAHUL
132 19R91A05E1 GADHA KEERTHI
133 19R91A05E3 GIGULA VARSHA
134 19R91A05E4 GIJJA SAIPRASAD
19R91A05E5 GONE VISHNUVARDHAN
135
19R91A05E6 GOUNI NANDA KUMAR REDDY
136
19R91A05E8 GUNDU UMA PAVANI
137
138 19R91A05E9 J C C RATNAM
139 19R91A05F1 KASTHURI SWAMY
140 19R91A05F2 KASULA ANITHA
141 19R91A05F3 KATIKA VENKATESH YADAV
19R91A05F4
142 KATKAM NISHANTH REDDY
143 19R91A05F6 KETHAVATH SRINU
19R91A05F7
144 KONTHAM RAHUL RAJ
145 19R91A05F8 KOTTE SAI SINDHU
146 19R91A05F9 KURELLA BHARATH
147 19R91A05G0 M A AKRAM
148 19R91A05G1 M MANISH
19R91A05G3
149 MANDHA AKANKSHA
19R91A05G4
150 MANIDEEP CHINDHAM
19R91A05G5
151 MANNEM SAI GANESH
19R91A05G6
152 MODEPALLI VENKATA HRUDAI
153 19R91A05G7 MOGULLA SIDDHU
154 19R91A05G8 MOHAMMED MUBASHIR AHMED
19R91A05G9
155 MOHD FARHAN AKHTER
19R91A05H0
156 MOKILA SATWIK REDDY
19R91A05H1
157 NAGA ZENITH VOORUKONDA
158 19R91A05H2 NAGABANDI VAKUL
19R91A05H3
159 NIDJINTHA TRISHA REDDY
160 19R91A05H4 NIMISH PADAL
161 19R91A05H5 NITTU RAJ KUMAR
162 19R91A05H6 PERAKA ARUN
163 19R91A05H7 POGAKU TARUN
164 19R91A05H8 PUTTA SUNITHA
 19R91A05H9
165 RALAGADDA SHANKAR
166 19R91A05J0 RANGARI AKSHAYA
167 19R91A05J1 RAVULA ABHINAV REDDY
168 19R91A05J2 RAVULA KAMALAKAR
169 19R91A05J3 RISHABH SINGH
19R91A05J4
170 SAMPATHI RAKESH REDDY
19R91A05J5
171 SANDHYALA SAI KIRAN
172 19R91A05J7 SYED IMRAN SHAREEF
173 19R91A05J8 THANNIRU VARUN RAO
19R91A05J9
174 THOKALA VISHNUVARDHAN
19R91A05K0
175 TIRUMALA MEGHA
19R91A05K1
176 UPPULUTI RAGHU
19R91A05K2
177 MANNEPALLI THARUN
178 17R91A0533 NALAJALA SAHITHI
179 18R91A0503 BADDE NAVYA SRI
180 18R91A0511 DUDI SHIVA SAI
181 18R91A0525 KOYYADA AKHIL
18R91A0547
182 SHAIK ABDUL RASHEED
18R91A0561
183 AVALA BHAGYALATHA
184 18R91A0564 BANOTH MOSHE
185 18R91A0565 BANOTH VASANTH
18R91A0570
186 BOLLARAPU VIJAY KUMAR
187 18R91A0575 DONGARI PAVAN
RAJAM REDDY GARI ROHITH
18R91A0599
188 REDDDY
189 18R91A05C1 BEGARI RAJU
190 18R91A05E9 PALSAM AKHILA GOUD
191 18R91A05G0 SERLA DINESH
18R91A05G2
192 SUDIREDDY SAKETH REDDY
18R91A05H1
193 VISLAVATH SRINATH
194 18R91A05H4 AMGOTHU SHIRISHA
195 18R91A05J0 BOMMA SUKESH
196 18R91A05J5 D VINAY REDDY
197 tt NUKA SIDDARTHA

18R91A05M2
198 P VIKAS
18R91A05M9
199 SANGI RAHUL
20R95A0501 AKITI JAHNAVI REDDY
200
20R95A0502 ALIMINETI SAI SRI CHAITANYA
201
20R95A0503 ALLAKONDA HARISH KUMAR
202
20R95A0504
203 AREPELLY SANDHYA
204 20R95A0505 BALLI MURALI
20R95A0506
205 BASHABOINA ARAVIND
20R95A0507
206 BHUKYA KIRAN KUMAR
20R95A0508
207 BOKKA KOUSHIK REDDY
208 20R95A0509 CHADA SRI DURGA PRASANNA
20R95A0510
209 CHENI SHIVAKUMAR
210 20R95A0511 D MAHESH
211 20R95A0512 D MANISHA
212 20R95A0513 G SHAINI
20R95A0514
213 GANGULA SHIVA KUMAR
214 20R95A0515 JAKKOJU MANIRAJ
215 20R95A0516 KAKULAVARAM VARSHINI
216 20R95A0518 KATAMONI SAICHARAN GOUD
217 20R95A0519 KEMBURI MEGHANA
218 20R95A0520 KONDA ACHYUTH
20R95A0521
219 MOHAMMAD ABDUL IMRAN
220 20R95A0522 NAKKA BHAVANI
221 20R95A0523 PALASA MADHURI
222 20R95A0525 SHAIK IMRAN ALI
223 20R95A0526 SHERLA JEEVAN
224 20R95A0527 SOMA SANTHOSH REDDY
225 20R95A0528 VARANASI ADARSH
226 20R95A0529 VUKANTI SRIHITHA

20. Course End Survey/Analysis of student Feedback

 21. Course assessment sheet & Result Analysis
Performance Index (Theory)
HALLTICKE T
S.NO NAME OF THE STUDENT INT EXT TOT G
1 19R91A0501 A SAI DEEPAK 20 35 55 B
ADUNUTHULA SOWMYA
2 19R91A0502 23 39 62 B+
REDDY
3 19R91A0503 AILABOINA PAVAN KUMAR 22 34 56 B
4 19R91A0504 AKKIRALA SAI ABHISHEK 7 26 33 F
5 19R91A0505 AKSHITA SANGAMKAR 23 48 71 A
6 19R91A0506 AKULA MANIHAS 25 45 70 A
7 19R91A0507 ANDRU RAKSHITHA 24 50 74 A
8 19R91A0508 AVARU AASHISH 22 46 68 B+
9 19R91A0509 B VARSHA 23 40 63 B+
10 19R91A0510 BAKKOLLA SAI KEERTHANA 24 43 67 B+
11 19R91A0511 BALASANI DINESH 22 39 61 B+
12 19R91A0512 BATHULA HARI CHANDANA 21 29 50 B
13 19R91A0513 BELLY SAI 22 36 58 B
14 19R91A0514 CHEPURI SPANDANA 23 51 74 A
15 19R91A0515 CHILIVERI SHRAVANI 23 46 69 B+
16 19R91A0516 CHINTALA TEJA KIRAN 19 20 39 F
17 19R91A0517 CHINTHALA AKHIL KUMAR 19 12 31 F
18 19R91A0518 DHARAVATH VINOD KUMAR 19 30 49 C
19 19R91A0519 G D JONAH 21 27 48 C
20 19R91A0520 GANESH CHOUDHARY 22 29 51 B
21 19R91A0521 GUNDLA CHANDRASHEKAR 21 40 61 B+
22 19R91A0522 GURRAM ANIL 22 49 71 A
23 19R91A0523 J M SHILPA 21 36 57 B
24 19R91A0524 K SHIVA SHANKAR 19 35 54 B
25 19R91A0525 KALAKONDA VASAVI 19 32 51 B
KETHIREDDY YASHWANTH
26 19R91A0526 REDDY 20 40 60 B+
27 19R91A0527 KODURI SREEJA 24 58 82 A+
28 19R91A0528 KORADA DOUGLAS ENOSH 13 9 22 F
29 19R91A0529 LAKSHANA CH 22 27 49 C
30 19R91A0530 LENKALA NIRUPAMA REDDY 23 57 80 A+
31 19R91A0531 MANDADI VIKAS 8 5 13 F
32 19R91A0532 MEKALA SRIVIDYA 23 51 74 A
33 19R91A0533 MOHD KHAN 19 13 32 F
34 19R91A0534 MOKKALA VAISHNAVI 23 29 52 B
35 19R91A0535 MONAJIGARI AKSHAY REDDY 21 35 56 B
36 19R91A0536 N ARUN BABU 8 16 24 F
37 19R91A0537 NASU PRAVALIKA 19 37 56 B
38 19R91A0538 NEELA SAI SUTHIKSH 21 39 60 B+
39 19R91A0539 NUNSAVATH SRIKANTH 15 22 37 F
40 19R91A0540 PADIGAPATI GURVA REDDY 22 48 70 A
41 19R91A0542 PANUGANTI KARTHIK 22 35 57 B
PAPPULA VISHNU VARDHAN
42 19R91A0543 REDDY 21 46 67 B+
43 19R91A0544 PITTA SHIVANI 23 52 75 A
44 19R91A0546 RITIKA 21 50 71 A
45 19R91A0547 SETTIGARI SAI RAM 23 50 73 A
46 19R91A0548 SHAIK AFTABUDDIN 20 39 59 B
47 19R91A0549 SHAIK MOHAMMAD ALI 0 0 0 F
48 19R91A0550 SHAIK REHMAN 22 49 71 A
49 19R91A0551 T AKHIL 4 22 26 F
50 19R91A0553 THIKARI ISHWARYA 23 46 69 B+
51 19R91A0554 THUMMANAPALLY AKSHAYA 23 51 74 A
52 19R91A0555 V MALLIKA 22 51 73 A
53 19R91A0556 VADDAGANI GOPINATH 19 22 41 F
54 19R91A0557 VANGA SOWMYA 22 34 56 B
55 19R91A0558 VANGALA ASHRITHA 23 40 63 B+
56 19R91A0559 VEERLA SAI HARSHITH 3 2 5 F
57 19R91A0560 VEMULA VAMSHI 23 56 79 A
58 19R91A0561 VENKAT TARUN ADDA 22 45 67 B+
59 19R91A0562 YELDANDI VENKAT 20 48 68 B+
60 19R91A0563 YELISHETHI AKSHAYA 24 52 76 A
61 19R91A0564 A AAKASH 22 31 53 B
62 19R91A0565 ALETI ABHINAYA 22 45 67 B+
63 19R91A0566 AMBATI SHARANYA 23 54 77 A
64 19R91A0567 AVULA HARISH 7 4 11 F
65 19R91A0568 B SUMANTH 19 47 66 B+
66 19R91A0569 BANDARU AKHIL 20 28 48 C
67 19R91A0571 BASAVENI PRAVEEN 0 0 0 0
68 19R91A0572 BOGGARAPU SRAVANI 22 51 73 A
69 19R91A0573 BOORLA SAI ANIRUDH 18 43 61 B+
70 19R91A0574 CHINTHADA REVANTH KUMAR 21 50 71 A
71 19R91A0575 DASARI RANJITH 19 44 63 B+
72 19R91A0576 DHANAVATH MADHU 19 41 60 B+
73 19R91A0577 DHARAVATH GANESH CHAND 18 38 56 B
74 19R91A0579 GADAM REESHMA 11 41 52 B
75 19R91A0580 GANIMENA GANGADHER 23 46 69 B+
76 19R91A0581 GANTASALA SOWJANYA 23 46 69 B+
77 19R91A0582 GOGULA PRAVALIKA 17 28 45 C
78 19R91A0583 GONELA LAHIRI 21 35 56 B
79 19R91A0584 GUJJA MANICHANDAN 21 37 58 B
80 19R91A0585 GUJJA PRATHYUSHA 23 38 61 B+
81 19R91A0586 JELLA ANIL KUMAR 22 37 59 B
82 19R91A0587 KANUKUNTLA SREEJA 22 45 67 B+
KODAMALA HARSHITH
83 19R91A0588 18 33 51 B
CHAKRAVARTHY
84 19R91A0590 KORAMONI NAVEEN KUMAR 19 47 66 B+
85 19R91A0591 KOTAKONDA SANDEEP 0 27 27 F
86 19R91A0592 KUNTA SHIVATHMIKA 19 36 55 B
87 19R91A0593 MAJOJU MURALI KRISHNA 24 44 68 B+
88 19R91A0594 MALLELA SIRI CHOWDARY 20 35 55 B
89 19R91A0595 MAMIDAKULA PUSHPANJALI 22 51 73 A
90 19R91A0596 MANDHA AKHILA 19 37 56 B
91 19R91A0597 MANGILIPELLY RAVITEJA 22 33 55 B
92 19R91A0598 MATTAGALLA BHANU PRASAD 21 43 64 B+
93 19R91A0599 MEDIPELLY MAMATHA 20 21 41 F
94 19R91A05A0 MITTAPALLY VIKHIL 23 47 70 A
95 19R91A05A1 MOHAMMED ABDUL ADNAN 20 35 55 B
96 19R91A05A2 BANDLAPALLY DEEPIKA 20 40 60 B+
97 19R91A05A3 MUNJA RAKSHITHA 23 36 59 B
NANNURU SHIVA KRISHNA
98 19R91A05A4 REDDY 21 35 56 B
99 19R91A05A5 NARRA REVANTH KUMAR 22 45 67 B+
100 19R91A05A6 NITHIN KUMAR MEDAM 16 51 67 B+
101 19R91A05A7 NULIGONDA VISHNUSREE 23 58 81 A+
102 19R91A05A8 PALVANCHA SAI VAMSHI 20 53 73 A
103 19R91A05A9 PANAKANTI SRAVYA 22 30 52 B
104 19R91A05B0 PERUMANDLA SAI MANASA 22 40 62 B+
105 19R91A05B1 PULIGA SAI KUMAR 10 46 56 B
106 19R91A05B2 PUTTA SAI SIDDHARTHA 20 36 56 B
107 19R91A05B3 RAGIDDI POOJITHA 22 35 57 B
108 19R91A05B4 SABHAVAT RAHUL 23 47 70 A
109 19R91A05B5 SANGALA ANVITHA 19 32 51 B
110 19R91A05B7 SHAGAM ANAND REDDY 9 50 59 B
111 19R91A05B8 SYED ABDUL MUHEED 20 48 68 B+
112 19R91A05B9 TALLABHATTU SRUJAN 20 39 59 B
113 19R91A05C0 THAKKITI NITHISH REDDY 16 28 44 C
158 19R91A05H2 NAGABANDI VAKUL 20 31 51 B
159 19R91A05H3 NIDJINTHA TRISHA REDDY 21 32 53 B
160 19R91A05H4 NIMISH PADAL 24 40 64 B+
161 114 19R91A05C1
19R91A05H5 NITTU RAJTHATIGIRI
KUMAR PHANINDRA 25 20
42 46
67 66
B+ B+
162 115 19R91A05C2
19R91A05H6 THONTI SHIRISHA
PERAKA ARUN 21 18
26 27
47 C45 C
163 116 19R91A05C3
19R91A05H7 USHENAGARI NAVEEN KUMAR
POGAKU TARUN 22 21
33 46
55 B67 B+
164 117 19R91A05C4
19R91A05H8 VANGA VIJAY REDDY
PUTTA SUNITHA 23 20
38 34
61 54
B+ B
165 118 19R91A05C5
19R91A05H9 RALAGADDA VUDUMULA
SHANKARHEMANTH 20 19
44 30
64 49
B+ C
166 119 19R91A05C6
19R91A05J0 RANGARI VUPPALA
AKSHAYA NITHISH KUMAR 21 20
43 40
64 60
B+ B+
167 120 19R91A05C7
19R91A05J1 YELE MANISHA
RAVULA ABHINAV REDDY 21 22
43 38
64 60
B+ B+
168 121 19R91A05C8
19R91A05J2 AMBALA
RAVULA KAMALAKAR BHEESHMA RAO 21 20
34 44
55 B64 B+
169 122 19R91A05C9
19R91A05J3 ANDOJU ADARSH
RISHABH SINGH 18 22
32 42
50 B64 B+
170 123
19R91A05J4 SAMPATHIANNEBOI
19R91A05D0 VISHLESHA
RAKESH REDDY 20 25
19 41
39 F66 B+
171 124 19R91A05D1
19R91A05J5 SANDHYALAARELLA NIKHIL
SAI KIRAN 22 22
31 31
53 B53 B
172 125 19R91A05D2
19R91A05J7 BANOTHU
SYED IMRAN SHAREEF KALYAN 23 21
33 35
56 B56 B
173 126
19R91A05J8 THANNIRUBEJJARAPU
19R91A05D3 VARUN RAO VISHWESHWAR 20 18
32 37
52 B55 B
174 127
19R91A05J9 THOKALA BUYYANI
19R91A05D4 HARISHA
VISHNUVARDHAN 8 21
26 31
34 F52 B
175 128
19R91A05K0 TIRUMALACHINIKAL
19R91A05D5 MEGHA PREETHI 22 24
36 49
58 B73 A
176 129
19R91A05K1 UPPULUTIDRAGHU
19R91A05D8 GAURAV KUMAR 23 23
34 40
57 B63 B+
177 130 19R91A05D9
19R91A05K2 DULAM
MANNEPALLI MOHAN
THARUN 21 21
26 36
47 C57 B
178 131
17R91A0533 NALAJALAESLAVATH
19R91A05E0 SAHITHI RAHUL 10 23
19 18
29 F41 F
179 132 19R91A05E1
18R91A0503 GADHA
BADDE NAVYA SRIKEERTHI 21 22
28 26
49 C48 C
180 133 19R91A05E3
18R91A0511 GIGULA
DUDI SHIVA SAI VARSHA 10 22
19 42
29 F64 B+
181 134 19R91A05E4
18R91A0525 KOYYADA GIJJA
AKHILSAIPRASAD 17 123 41
18 F64 B+
182 135 19R91A05E5
18R91A0547 GONE
SHAIK ABDUL VISHNUVARDHAN
RASHEED 16 119 32
17 F51 B
183 136 19R91A05E6
18R91A0561 GOUNI NANDA KUMAR REDDY
AVALA BHAGYALATHA 22 3021 35
52 B56 B
184 137 19R91A05E8
18R91A0564 GUNDU UMA PAVANI
BANOTH MOSHE 21 1421 27
35 F48 C
185 138 19R91A05E9
18R91A0565 J C C RATNAM
BANOTH VASANTH 19 122 46
20 F68 B+
186 139 19R91A05F1
18R91A0570 BOLLARAPUKASTHURI SWAMY
VIJAY KUMAR 19 9
33 38
52 B47 C
187 140
18R91A0575 DONGARI KASULA
19R91A05F2 PAVAN ANITHA 15 23
14 38
29 F61 B+
141 19R91A05F3 KATIKA
RAJAM REDDY VENKATESH
GARI ROHITH YADAV 14 -1 14 Ab
188 18R91A0599
142 REDDDY KATKAM NISHANTH REDDY
19R91A05F4 19 17
18 36
32 F50 B
189 143 19R91A05F6
18R91A05C1 KETHAVATH SRINU
BEGARI RAJU 20 19
26 26
46 C45 C
190 144 19R91A05F7
18R91A05E9 KONTHAM
PALSAM AKHILA GOUD RAHUL RAJ 16 11
13 14
29 F25 F
191 145 19R91A05F8
18R91A05G0 KOTTE SAI SINDHU
SERLA DINESH 17 1819 29
35 F48 C
192 146 19R91A05F9
18R91A05G2 SUDIREDDYKURELLA
SAKETHBHARATH
REDDY 14 620 43
20 F63 B+
193 147 19R91A05G0 M A
18R91A05H1 VISLAVATH SRINATHAKRAM 18 16
18 30
36 F46 C
194 148
18R91A05H4 AMGOTHUMSHIRISHA
19R91A05G1 MANISH 19 12
26 12
45 C24 F
195 149 19R91A05G3
18R91A05J0 MANDHA AKANKSHA
BOMMA SUKESH 20 22
26 33
46 C55 B
196 150 19R91A05G4
18R91A05J5 MANIDEEP CHINDHAM
D VINAY REDDY 18 21
26 26
44 C47 C
197 151 19R91A05G5
18R91A05M1 MANNEM SAI GANESH
NUKA SIDDARTHA 20 22
26 30
46 C52 B
198 152
18R91A05M2 P VIKAS MODEPALLI VENKATA HRUDAI
19R91A05G6 15 020 22
15 F42 F
199 153 19R91A05G7
18R91A05M9 MOGULLA SIDDHU
SANGI RAHUL 18 019 33
18 F52 B
200 20R95A0501 MOHAMMED
AKITI JAHNAVI REDDY MUBASHIR 20 30 50 B
154 19R91A05G8 AHMED 15 29 44 C
201 20R95A0502 ALIMINETI SAI SRI CHAITANYA 19 30 49 C
155 19R91A05G9 MOHD FARHAN AKHTER 17 37 54 B
202 20R95A0503 ALLAKONDA HARISH KUMAR 23 28 51 B
156 19R91A05H0 MOKILA SATWIK REDDY 16 26 42 C
203 20R95A0504 AREPELLY SANDHYA 22 30 52 B
157 19R91A05H1 NAGA ZENITH VOORUKONDA 19 27 46 C
204 20R95A0505 BALLI MURALI 20 31 51 B
205 20R95A0506 BASHABOINA ARAVIND 18 28 46 C
206 20R95A0507 BHUKYA KIRAN KUMAR 19 33 52 B
207 20R95A0508 BOKKA KOUSHIK REDDY 19 30 49 C
208 20R95A0509 CHADA SRI DURGA PRASANNA 22 46 68 B+
209 20R95A0510 CHENI SHIVAKUMAR 21 44 65 B+
 22. Identification of gaps & Proposed Actions

NAME & SIGN OF THE SUBJECT FACULTY

Mrs T.PRIYANKA

Analysis of student feedback

Specify the feedback collection process:

Percentage of students participating:

Specify the feedback analysis process:

Basis of reward/corrective measures, if any:

Attainment of COs (using course end survey) (bar chart (CO scores vseach CO)

Corrective actions taken in the last three years:

Teacher self-assessment (at the completion of course)

All five units are completed and 80% of students understood the subject with the help of lab practical’s
students and the various examples given in the classroom.

Recommendation/Suggestions for improvement by faculty

CERTIFICATE
I, the undersigned, have completed the course allotted to me as shown below.

S. Semester Subject with code Total Remarks

 No units
SOFTWARE PROCESS AND
1 I PROJECT 5
MANAGEMENT(157DX)

Date: Signature of faculty

Submitted to HOD
Certificate by HOD

I, the undersigned, certify that Mrs T.PRIYANKA has completed the course work allotted to
him/her satisfactorily/not satisfactorily.

Date: Signature of HOD