Johns Hopkins University Software Engineering Fall 2002

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Johns Hopkins UniversitySoftware
EngineeringFall 2002

• 3 December 2002
• Bill Akin

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Tonights Agenda

• Testing
• Review
• Object-oriented concepts
• Metrics and measures
• Architecture
• Open Session
• Next week

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Testing

• White box testing
• Black box testing
• Boundary testing
• Cyclomatic complexity
• Documentation testing

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Review

• In addition to the testing covered tonight, other
  items will be reviewed
• Your exam will come from the topics covered
  tonight
• Items on these subjects covered in the reading
  material are possible questions whether or not
  they are covered in the review. Any questions
  will be entertained in the open session.

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Object-Oriented Concepts

• Class
• Subclass
• Object
• Methods
• Causes action or change
• Returns information
• Real world
• Programs
• Systems

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Metrics and Measures

• Measure
• Metric
• Establishing
• Interpreting
• Improving
• Testing

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Architecture

• Technical
• System
• Operational (conceptual, vision, etc.)
• Specific area

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Open Session

• Full exam will be available by noon tomorrow.
• There will be no requirement to modify
  requirements and design documents.
• Grades for projects will be sent to all team
  members. Exam and class grades will be sent to
  individuals.

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Next week

• Each team is responsible for necessary technology
  to support demonstration
• No actual delivery of software will be required
  if demonstration is adequate
• The user manual is optional