CTU FEE Moodle
A Practical Approach to Software
B232 - Summer 23/24
A Practical Approach to Software - A4M33SEP
| Credits | 6 |
| Semesters | Winter |
| Completion | Assessment + Examination |
| Language of teaching | Czech |
| Extent of teaching | 2P+2C |
Annotation
The course A Practical Approach to The Software Engineering systematically covers primary and support software engineering activities. Further, software project management, software process, software maintenance and software proposal writing will be mentioned for an
appropriate context. All topics covered will be illustrated on real world project situations. A typical lecture will include theory basics, minimal practices, checklists and templates, samples from real world projects and recommended reading.
appropriate context. All topics covered will be illustrated on real world project situations. A typical lecture will include theory basics, minimal practices, checklists and templates, samples from real world projects and recommended reading.
Study targets
The course aims to clearly and comprehensively discuss the fundamental aspects of Software Engineering in practice on real projects in real life. Our main goal is to illustrate the normal project life, the students who come most likely in the near and distant future to contact.
Course outlines
1. An Introduction to the Software Engineering Discipline Including its Context.
2. Requirements Engineering.
3. Software Architecture and Design.
4. Software Construction.
5. Software Testing.
6. Documentation, Validation, Verification and Quality Assurance.
7. Software Configuration Management.
8. Development Environment, Release Management, Acceptance and Production Environment.
9. Software Maintenance.
10. Software Project Management, Project Organization and SDLCs.
11. Software Estimations, Software Planning, Project Histories and Software Proposal Writing.
12. Software Process.
13. Summary, Illustrations, Discussions, Bibliography, Resourcesand Preparation for the Test.
2. Requirements Engineering.
3. Software Architecture and Design.
4. Software Construction.
5. Software Testing.
6. Documentation, Validation, Verification and Quality Assurance.
7. Software Configuration Management.
8. Development Environment, Release Management, Acceptance and Production Environment.
9. Software Maintenance.
10. Software Project Management, Project Organization and SDLCs.
11. Software Estimations, Software Planning, Project Histories and Software Proposal Writing.
12. Software Process.
13. Summary, Illustrations, Discussions, Bibliography, Resourcesand Preparation for the Test.
Exercises outlines
a. proposal
b. project plan, harmonogram, estimates, boundary conditions
c. specification
d. architecture and design
e. programming / design practices; ex post code review
f. automated tests
g. configuration management processes and procedures
h. development environment and automated build, deploy and test
i. delivery
j. acceptance and qualification test
k. documentation
l. project main site
m. project history
n. procedures and processes for developing and maintaining
b. project plan, harmonogram, estimates, boundary conditions
c. specification
d. architecture and design
e. programming / design practices; ex post code review
f. automated tests
g. configuration management processes and procedures
h. development environment and automated build, deploy and test
i. delivery
j. acceptance and qualification test
k. documentation
l. project main site
m. project history
n. procedures and processes for developing and maintaining
Literature
[1] Pressman R.: Software Engineering: A Practitioner's
Approach. 5th ed., McGraw-Hill, 2001.
[2] Dorfman, M. and Thayer, R.: Software Engineering. IEEE
Computer Society Press, 2000.
[3] Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (
http://www.swebok.org/)
Approach. 5th ed., McGraw-Hill, 2001.
[2] Dorfman, M. and Thayer, R.: Software Engineering. IEEE
Computer Society Press, 2000.
[3] Guide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (
http://www.swebok.org/)
Requirements
Specification for smaller application (up to 10 pages) and either the participation of 9 lessons + solution of 2 tasks or paper (15 minutes) + solution of 4 tasks. Exam Course: Written test (60 minutes) and oral exam (about 15-30 minutes).