Dr. Francis Suraweera School of Computing and IT Griffith University, Nathan, Australia 4111.

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SE1 The Last Lecture Overview and Hints
Dr. Francis SuraweeraSchool of Computing and
ITGriffith University, Nathan, Australia 4111.
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The way to go..
Get on with it!
Mm... What can I say?
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What we did in the semester

• Introduction to Software Engineering1
• Behaviour trees (BT)
• Requirements engineering
• Overview of SDLC models

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What we did - Continued

• Testing of Software
• Methods of specification
• Algebraic and Z-specification
• Verification pre/post conditions
• weakest precondition and strongest
  postcondition calculations
• Human factors in software engineering

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What we did - Continued

• Workshops some were assessed
• Two group assignments

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Format of the Final Exam

• Similar to recent past examinations
• see teaching web site for examples
• Three hours, writing
• 10 minutes of perusal time
• Answers on the question paper
• Questions have parts (a), (b), (c) etc.

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Items allowed in exam hall

• Open calculator
• Non-electronic open dictionary
• Lecture notes, workshop material, etc.
• recall, exam is open book
• Pens, pencils, erasers, rulers
• Do not forget, YOU.

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What is in the exam paper?

• FIVE Questions

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What is in the exam paper

• Questions on the following topics
• Requirements analysis
• Behaviour trees
• Specification
• Pre/post conditions and calculations
• Testing

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Hints on how to answer

• Try the easy ones first
• (may not need more than 10-15 minutes)
• Each question is worth 10 marks!
• Leave the harder questions for later

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Other details

• I wish you all the best
• in the coming examinations,
• particularly, in
• Software Engineering 1.

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What you get
Training for a Rewarding career
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