| Aug. 23 |
First day of class Sign up for wireless laptop account (or confirm your login) Windows users: Install Cygwin Lecture: The software development process Reading: Kruchten, Rational Unified Process, Ch. 1 |
| Aug. 25 | Registered students: Last day to email me your prerequisite quiz Students wishing to add: First day to email me your prerequisite quiz |
| Aug. 28 |
Note classroom change to
SCI311 Be sure to bring your laptop Lab: CVS |
| Aug. 30 |
Lecture: Project management Be sure to bring your laptop Reading: Greene/Stellman, Project Management, Ch. 4 |
| Sep. 4 | Labor Day |
| Sep. 5 | Last Day to Drop Students wishing to add: Last day to email me your prerequisite quiz Project teams formed |
| Sep. 6 |
Lecture: Requirements
analysis Reading: Greene/Stellman, Project Management, Sec. 6.1 - 6.3 Lab: GanttProject |
| Sep. 11 |
Lecture: Effective Use
Cases Lab: Writing use cases Reading: Adolph/Bramble/Cockburn/Page: Patterns for Effective Use Cases. Read the following patterns: EverUnfoldingStory, LeveledSteps, ScenarioPlusFragment, ExhaustiveAlternatives, ActorIntentAccomplished, and Adornment. |
| Sep. 13 |
Lecture: Risk management and
progress tracking Lab: Track+ |
| Sep. 18 | Homework 1
(Schedule/Requirements) Lecture: Architectural design Reading: Fowler et al., Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture |
| Sep. 20 |
Team progress report Lecture: Design documentation Reading: Larmen Ch. 16 Lab: Architecture/GlassFish |
| Sep. 25 |
Lecture/Lab: Build automation with Ant Reading: Larmen Ch. 15 |
| Sep. 27 |
Team progress report Lecture: Design patterns |
| Oct. 2 |
Lecture/Lab: Design choices |
| Oct. 4 |
Exam 1 | Solutions Section 1 | Section 2 |
| Oct. 9 |
Lecture: Testing Reading: Hamill, Unit Test Frameworks Lab: Unit testing Homework 2 (Ant/GlassFish) |
| Oct. 11 |
Team progress report Section 1 notes | Section 2 notes |
| Oct. 16 | Team progress report Lecture: Project metrics | Notes Lab: Dashboards |
| Oct. 18 |
Lab 10 | Notes |
| Oct. 23 |
Team progress report Lecture: Refactoring Lab 11 |
| Oct. 25 |
QuickieQuiz Reading: Fowler,
Refactoring Ch. 3 until Speculative Generality (inclusive) Ch. 6 until Remove Assignment to Parameters (inclusive) Ch. 11 until Collapse Hierarchy (inclusive) |
| Oct. 30 |
Homework 3
(Testing) Team progress report Notes Lab: RUP |
| Nov. 1 |
Lecture: Agile Methods 1 Notes Reading: Beck, Extreme Programming |
| Nov. 6 |
Lecture: Agile Methods 2 Lab: Agile Methods |
| Nov. 8 |
Lecture: Walkthroughs and
inspections Reading: Spinellis, Code Reading |
| Nov. 13 |
Lecture: Open Source
Software Notes Lab: Code Inspections |
| Nov. 15 |
Team progress report Lab: Design your Midterm |
| Nov. 20 |
Exam 2. |
| Nov. 22 |
Lecture: People and
team management |
| Nov. 27 |
Lecture: The
discipline of software engineering Homework 4 (Metrics) |
| Nov. 29 |
Lecture: Social and ethical issues of SE |
| Dec. 4 | Project Demos: Documentation |
| Dec. 6 |
Last day of class Project Demos: Working Code |
| Dec. 11 | CS160-1 Final 0945-1200 |
| Dec. 13 |
CS160-3 Final 0945-1200 |
Topic |
Hours |
Software Engineering Principles An Overview of the SE Discipline An Overview of Development Methodologies |
3 |
Requirements Elicitation and Analysis Functional Specifications Use Cases |
6 |
Design Architectural Design OO Design Techniques Design Documentation |
12 |
Configuration Management Build Automation Version Control |
3 |
Quality Control Unit and System Testing Formulating Test Plans Executing Regression Tests Code Walkthroughs |
6 |
People and Team Management Project Planning Developing Project Plans Measuring Project Progress Issue Tracking |
3 |
Social and Ethical Issues, such as Copyright and software ownership Professional codes and obligations |
1 |
Additional Topics By instructor preference, these may include topics such as Additional depth in OOA or OOD UI Design Metrics |
4 |
Exams and Presentations |
2 |
TOTAL |
40 |