SWEN 203: Software Engineering Analysis
2009 Trimester 1
| SWEN 203 |
CRN 15438, 20 Points (2009 1/3) |
| Coordinator: |
A/Prof Thomas Kühne
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| Prerequisites: |
COMP 103, SWEN 102; |
| Restrictions: |
INFO 222 |
| Lectures: |
Mon Thu 1200-1250 timetable |
| Tutorials: |
Fri 1200-1250 |
| Laboratories: |
Fri 1200-1250 |
| Assignments: |
See course pages |
| Assessment: |
See course pages |
| Recommended Reading: |
See course pages |
| Course Materials: |
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| Textbook: |
Perdita Stevens with Rob Pooley,
Using UML: Software Engineering with Objects and Components, 2/E
Addison-Wesley, 2006. |
| Prescription: |
This course provides a working knowledge of analysis and design methods found in modern software engineering systems. Topics include the analysis tools and techniques of the software engineer, the process of analysis, and object-oriented analysis and design. Students will complete project work using the UML and OCL, using modern Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) toolsets. |
| Description: |
SWEN 203 builds on SWEN 102, expanding on modelling within the analysis and design phases of software projects. The course addresses the nature of software engineering and will look at all software development phases. Each phase is supported with a corresponding subset of relevant diagram notations which are taken from the Unified Modeling Language (UML). The course expands your modelling skills, and establishes proficiency in the use of the Unified Modeling Language and a corresponding CASE tool. |
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