CS 3300: Introduction to Software Engineering

Fall 2000
College of Computing 101
MWF 10:05-10:55am

Announcements

• The Final Exam will be on Tuesday, December 12 at 8:00am. Please be on time. It will be open book and slides (which wasn't mentioned in class but will be allowed). This means Pressman and the Slides only, not your project designs and/or docs or other material. Blue answer books will be provided for you exam responses.

  If you want them back, your project "posters" may be picked up on Tuesday on your way out of the exam.

  Homework #2 can also be picked up after the exam. Grades will be e-mailed to you by Saturday 12/9.

• Information for Monday 12/4 and Wednesday 12/6.
• Everyone should fill out the course/instructor opinion survey. It is available between 6am and midnight each day from today through December 8th.
• Homework #2 will be due on Wed., Nov. 29. (MS Word Version)
• The DDD revisions should draw from both Dr. Pott's comments and the Review Doc as well as from discussion with other groups. The grade for the DDD will be Max(P, mid(P,Q)) where P is the original grade and Q is the new grade.
• The FINAL EXAM will include questions about BOTH projects, SLR AND Swiss. Hint: attend class.
• Please pick up you Detailed Design Document Packets from CCB108. The packets include 4 items: (1) Your DDD, (2) The Review of your DDD, (3) The Review your team performed, (4) The DDD your team reviewed. One packet per team is to be picked up. [Example: A1M1(1), A1M1(2), A1M1(3), A1M1(4) would be the four docs picked up by a member of team A1M1.] There is a checkoff list to help you locate your docs. Check your group and circle your name.
• Guidelines for the Detailed Design Review are now posted in the Detailed Design guidelines
• CS3300 now has a Swiki! For now, this collaborative web space will be used for turning in project documents like the Detailed Design Docs due Friday 10/20. CS3300 CoWeb
• Some guidelines for the Detailed Design are now available.
• ROSE is now available on the Sparc Solaris 7 machines. A little setup is required. At the command prompt, type source /usr/local/rational/rs_setup.csh OR source /usr/local/rational/rs_setup.ksh depending on your shell. Then type rose to run.
• Dr. Potts has new office hours: Wed 9-10 and Fri 11-12 in CCB132

Lecture Notes

1. Introduction
2. Software Process Models
3. Project Management
4. Software Project Planning
5. Why Are Projects Late?
6. Requirements Lectures
   • Meeting Scheduler Project Outline
   • Meeting Scheduler Automation Scenarios
   • Meeting Scheduler Requirements Document
7. UML - Intro to modeling w/ UML
8. UML - Modeling behavior
9. UML - Conclusion
10. Analysis Modeling and Architectural Design
11. Analysis
12. Architectural Design
13. Design Validation & Integration Testing
14. Unit Testing
15. Configuration Management
16. Configuration Management Cases

Schedule

Intructor

• Office: CRB 258 (see office hours for office hour location)
• Phone: 404-894-5551
• E-mail: potts@cc.gatech.edu
• Office Hours:Wed 9-10 and Fri 11-12 in CCB132

Teaching Assistant

• Office: 154 CCB
• E-mail: jang@cc.gatech.edu
• Office Hours: Mon 11:00-noon (walk to CCB picnic area right after class), Tues & Thur 1:30-2:30pm (154 CCB or picnic area)

Resources

Textbook - Software Engineering, A Practitioner's Approach, 5th ed. Roger S. Pressman.

UML Resource Center

Grading

Grade Info