CEN 4010 First Lecture January 9, 2006

CEN 4010 CEN 4010 Introduction to Software Introduction to Software

EngineeringEngineering

Spring 2006

Instructor: Masoud Sadjadi

http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~sadjadi/Teaching

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Web Page– http://www.cs.fiu.edu/~sadjadi/Teaching

General Information:– Office Hours: ECS 212C, M/W 15:30 – 18:00 or by

appointment.

Important Links:– Course Syllabus – Class Schedule, Reading Assignments, and

Lecture Notes – Project

Class Notices – Please read your textbook before coming to class.– Pay attention to the reading assignments.

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Prerequisite and ReferencesPrerequisite and References

Prerequisite– COP 3530 - Data Structures – Familiarity with

At least two higher level languages The foundations of computing

Required Text– Bernd Bruegge and Allen H Dutoit, “Object-Oriented

Software Engineering: Using UML, Patterns, and Java.”

Other reading material– Class notes. 

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GradingGrading

Grading Policy – Class Attendance and Participation: 10%. – Homework: 20%. – Term Project: 30%. – Mid-Term Exam: 20%. – Final Exam: 20%.

Grading Standard – The grading scale is: A: 90 | A-:87 | B+:84 | B: 80 |

B-:77 | C+:74 | C: 70 | C-:65 | D+:60 | D: 55 | D-:50.  – Note that a C- is not a C.

Attendance – Attendance will be taken during each class meeting.

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Tentative Course ScheduleTentative Course Schedule

Refer to the Course Syllabus

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Project Objective and GradingProject Objective and Grading

Objective  – The primary objective of the projects is to give you

practice in applying the phases of the software development process to a "real" software project.

Grading Scheme  – The grade for the projects is based on three

deliverables and class presentations, representing 30% of the final grade.  

– Each student in a project team will be evaluated separately and may receive a different grade.

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Deliverable 1 Requirements Analysis Document (RAD) (5%)RAD Template

2/14Due at the beginning of the

class.

Presentation 1 A brief description of  SRD.  Details will follow. (5%) 5 mins presentation for each group member.

2/14

Deliverable 2 Design Document (DD) (5%)SDD TemplateODD Template

3/28Due at the beginning of the

class.

Presentation 2 A brief description of DD.  Details will follow. (5%) 5 mins presentation for each group member.

3/28

Deliverable 3 Software documentation consisting of: (5%)Requirements Analysis Document,  Design Document,  Implementation i.e. code design, and   Test Cases User's GuideA CD with all project material.

4/18Due at the beginning of the

class.

Presentation 3 A brief description of the software system - (5%)requirements, design, implementation and test cases.5 mins presentation for each group member. 4/18

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Project and Team SelectionProject and Team Selection

Selection of Project:  – Each group is responsible for selecting a project

from the ones introduced next.– Alternatively, you can come up with your own

project, but you need to convince me first.  – Before starting work on the project you must come

and see me during my office hours so that we can decide on the scope of your project.

– Project selection should be finalized by next Wednesday at the end of our class (Jan. 18).

Project Teams  – Each team shall consist of 4 to 6 students.  – Next class (Wednesday, Jan. 11), Eduardo

Monteiro will introduce the projects.

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Student IntroductionStudent Introduction

1. Allauca,Jaime F

2. Alvarez,Diego F

3. Apolinar,Juan Miguel

4. Aybar,Miguel Jose

5. Barsilai Fernandez,Mandy

6. Bartels,Christophe Andrew

7. Bicchi,Alberto

8. Collazo,Jeanny

9. D Amico,Miguel A

10. De Los Santos,Barbara

11. Dickson,Gregory P

12. Duque,Ruben Dario

13. Flores,Danil M

14. Gastelo,Fernando A

15. Gonzalez,Andres

16. Gonzalez,Benjamin

17. Ho,Wing S

18. Lau,Ngai-Chung

19. Lopez,Roger A

20. Ma,Christopher

21. Morales,Heliel

22. Orta,Alexander Daniel

23. Parra,Donny

24. Perez,Johan

25. Quiroga,Alexis

26. Rodriguez,Alirio A

27. Ross,Julian O

28. Wong,Kason Yu Ting

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Reply to the below questionsReply to the below questions

1. Status: Jr/Sr 2. How many to graduate? 3. Plan after graduation 4. Programming Languages 5. What project? 6. Industry Experience 7. Project Manager?

Also fill out the online Student Profile and submit a short resume by noon Jan. 11.

This information will be used for project group selection.