Software Engineering Syllabus - BIM (TU)
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Course Description
Course Objectives
This module aims to introduce students with problems in large-scale software production. It should be associated with laboratory experiments to augment the concepts taught in the class.
Course Description
Introduction, software processes, Agile Software development, Requirements Engineering, System modeling, Architectural Design, Design and Implementation, Software testing, Software evolution, Sociotechnical Systems, Dependability and Security, Dependability and Security Specifications
Unit Contents
Course Details
Unit 1: Introduction LH 3
- Professional software development
- Software engineering ethics
- Case studies
Unit 2: Software processes LH 3
- Software process models
- Process activities
- Coping with change
- The rational unified process
Unit 3: Agile Software development LH 5
- Agile methods
- Plan-driven and agile development
- Extreme programming
- Agile project management
- Scaling agile methods
Unit 4: Requirements engineering LH 5
- Functional and non-functional requirements
- The software requirements document
- Requirements specification
- Requirements engineering processes
- Requirements elicitation and analysis
- Requirements validation
- Requirements management
Unit 5: System modeling LH 4
- Context models
- Interaction models
- Structural models
- Behavioral models
- Model-driven engineering
Unit 6: Architectural design LH 5
- Architectural design decisions
- Architectural views
- Architectural patterns
- Architectural architectures
Unit 7: Design and implementation LH 6
- Object oriented design using the UML
- Design patterns
- Implementation issues
- Open source development
Unit 8: Software testing LH 4
- Development testing
- Test-driven development
- Release testing
- User testing
Unit 9: Software evolution LH 3
- Evolution processes
- Program evolution dynamics
- Software maintenance
- Legacy system management
Unit 10: Sociotechnical systems LH 3
- Complex systems
- Systems engineering
- System procurement
- System development
- System operation
Unit 11: Dependability and security LH 3
- Dependability properties
- Availability and reliability
- Safety
- Security
Unit 12: Dependability and security specifications LH 4
- Risk-driven requirements specification
- Safety specification
- Reliability specification
- Security specification
- Formal specification
Text and Reference Books
Text Book
Software engineering, Ian Sommerville, ninth edition
References
A software engineering approach to labVIEW, Jon Conway
Software engineering: A Practitioner’s Approach, Roger Pressman
Software Engineering Best Practices: lessons from successful Projects in the top companies, Capers Jones
- Short Name N/A
- Course code IT 224
- Semester Sixth Semester
- Full Marks 100
- Pass Marks 45
- Credit 3 hrs
- Elective/Compulsary Compulsary