SE2030 Software Engineering Tools and Practices

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SE-2030Software EngineeringTools and Practices

• people.msoe.edu/hornick/Courses/se2030

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Essential Info

• Instructor Dr. Mark L. Hornick
• email hornick_at_msoe.edu
• Course website people.msoe.edu/hornick/Courses/s
  e2030
• webCT webct.msoe.edu
• Office L341
• Phone [phone]

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Course Outcomes

• Become familiar with the practices used by
  Software Engineers for creating software
  applications
• Become familiar with the various modern tools
  used by Software Engineers for creating
  applications

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What are Software practices?
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Interrupt A software process defines the steps
you take develop (good) software

• A software process typically defines phases (or
  stages) and steps you take within each phase to
  develop (good) software
• What phases can you think of?

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A Software Life Cycle
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Software practices are specific things you do as
part of the software development process

• That is, practices are activities that implement
  the process

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List some software development practices that
might take place in each phase below
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What are Software tools? Describe the tools
have you used to develop software in SE1010,
1020, and CS2851
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Course Materials

• No Textbook
• Course Wiki will supply key background material
• http//emerald.msoe.edu/resources/doku.php?idcour
  sesse-2030start
• Link to Wiki is on the se2030 course webpage

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Course Prerequisites

• SE-1020,
• CS-2851 (co-requisite)
• That is, Java programming principles up through
  application of JCF data structures
• This means you should be (by now) fairly
  proficient writing Java applications

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Grading
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Grading continued

• Lab assignment submissions are generally due 8am
  Monday following the lab session.
• Specific info will be posted on the website
• Quizzes (1 per week) will generally be given at
  the beginning of the labs
• Final exam is cumulative

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Grading policy(see http//people.msoe.edu/hornic
k/Courses/Course Policies.htm )

• The grading formula applies only to those
  students who have successfully met the objectives
  of this course.
• There is a 10 per business day (1 weekend 1
  day) late penalty for all written work. No more
  than 50 will ever be deducted, but any work more
  than 5 days late will receive a 0 grade.
• You must ultimately complete all work in order to
  pass the course.
• You are encouraged to discuss homework and
  programming assignments with your fellow
  students, however, each of you is responsible for
  doing and turning in your own work, unless
  otherwise specified.

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Remember the Drawing app from SE1020?

• Follow the link on the course website
• http//emerald.msoe.edu/resources/doku.php?idcour
  sesse-1020lab9