MuSoft

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MuSoft

• Multimedia in der Softwaretechnik
• Uli Sacklowski, Dept. of Comp. Science, HU-Berlin

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MuSoft
Contents

1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. Learning objects and demonstration
4. Interoperability and versions
5. License

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Members and money

• Project support BMWF program New media in
  education 01.03.2001 31.12.2003
• Members (from north to south Germany)
• FH Lübeck (Prof. Seehusen)
• Uni Magdeburg (Prof. Saake)
• Uni Paderborn (Prof. Engels, Prof. Mangenheim)
• Uni Dortmund (Prof. Doberkat)
• Uni Siegen (Prof. Kelter)
• TU Darmstadt (Prof. Schürr)
• Uni Stuttgart (Prof. Schmidt)

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Intention

• An approach to teaching software engineering
  through eLearning
• Provision of learning objects concerning software
  engineering (small to large units with high
  disposability)
• Permanent maintenance and enhancement by users
• Open license policy for non commercial uses

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Situation
Most material has been classroom tested at the
development institutions, but we aim at
exporting the material (its a bit early,
though). Doberkat, 2004-June-24
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MuSoft
Contents

1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. Learning objects and demonstration
4. Interoperability and versions
5. License

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Overview Web Portal and use
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Top of MuSoft web site

• web site http//www.musoft.org
• local site C\SACKLOWS\Zagreb\web\home.html

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Overview Metadata
MuSoft web portal(Uni Dortmund)

• lectures
• exercises
• individual postprocessing by students

use
Metadata
use
Learning Objects

• LearningUnits (LU)
• LearningModules (LM)
• GroupObjects (GO)
• MediaObjects (MO)

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Overview Learning Objects
MuSoft web portal(Uni Dortmund)

• lectures
• exercises
• individual postprocessing by students

use
Metadata
use
Learning Objects

• LearningUnits (LU)
• LearningModules (LM)
• GroupObjects (GO)
• MediaObjects (MO)

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Objects in LOM and MuSoft
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MuSoft
Contents

1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. Learning objects and demonstration
4. Interoperability and versions
5. License

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LearningObjects (1)
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Requirements Engineering Categories, Items (1)
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RE Categories, Items (2)
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RE Categories, Items (3)
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Requirements Engineering Lectures

1. Introduction to SW-Engineering (ppt, 38 slides)
   audio recording (mp3)
2. Requirements specification 1 (UML) (ppt, 50)
   audio recording (mp3)
3. Requirements specification 2 (UML) (ppt, 48)
4. Requirements specification 3 (UML) (ppt, 48)

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RE Lectures and exercises
Could we profit from this? I think ???
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Requirement Engineering Exercises
Could we profit from this? I think ???
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LearningObjects (2)
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Product and Process Quality Lectures

1. Product Quality 4 lectures, .ppt, approx. 235
   slides
2. Process Quality 7 lectures, .ppt, approx. 600
   slides

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Quality features and possible inspections/metrics
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Product and Process Quality Exercise
Could we profit from this? I do not think so
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LearningObjects (3)
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Project management Documents

1. CVS introduction - .pdf, 36 pages
2. CM introduction - .pdf, 17 pages
3. Network planning technique not readable ?

Could we profit from this? I do not think so
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LearningObjects (4)
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MuSoft
Contents

1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. Learning objects and demonstration
4. Interoperability and versions
5. License

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Interoperability
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Overview Versions
MuSoft web portal(Uni Dortmund)

• lectures
• exercises
• individual postprocessing by students

use
Metadata
use
Learning Objects

• LearningUnits (LU)
• LearningModules (LM)
• GroupObjects (GO)
• MediaObjects (MO)

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Versions

• Revisionscorrections by author
• Variantssubstantial changes by author or other
  users(e. g. rearrangement of a lecture designed
  for diploma students into one designed for minor
  subject students.)

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MuSoft
Contents

1. Introduction
2. Overview
3. Learning objects and demonstration
4. Interoperability and versions
5. License

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Overview License
MuSoft web portal(Uni Dortmund)

• lectures
• exercises
• individual postprocessing by students

use
Metadata
use
Learning Objects

• LearningUnits (LU)
• LearningModules (LM)
• GroupObjects (GO)
• MediaObjects (MO)

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MuSoft License - Points

• MuSoft Open Content License
• this is like Open Source License
• Open Content License
• Usage of licensed materials is free of charge in
  courses/studies that are free of charge for the
  students
• Permission to rework licensed materials,
• Permission to distribute modified materials, that
  are then available under MuSoft license, too
• MuSoft license may be used in projects out of
  MuSoft, too

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MuSoft License - File

• all downloads contain besides the respective
  files a license file, too
• example requirements engineering

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