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Software Engineering Course Guide

The document outlines a 21BCA2T341 Software Engineering course that is divided into 5 units over 45 total hours. Unit 1 covers introduction to software engineering models and processes like waterfall, prototyping, spiral, incremental, and agile development. Unit 2 focuses on software requirements engineering, requirements specification, and validation. Unit 3 discusses system models, architectural design, patterns, and object-oriented design using UML. Unit 4 is about project planning, risk management, teamwork, scheduling, and estimation techniques. Finally, Unit 5 addresses software testing methods like development, test-driven, release, and user testing. Reference books and online resources are also provided.

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Software Engineering Course Guide

The document outlines a 21BCA2T341 Software Engineering course that is divided into 5 units over 45 total hours. Unit 1 covers introduction to software engineering models and processes like waterfall, prototyping, spiral, incremental, and agile development. Unit 2 focuses on software requirements engineering, requirements specification, and validation. Unit 3 discusses system models, architectural design, patterns, and object-oriented design using UML. Unit 4 is about project planning, risk management, teamwork, scheduling, and estimation techniques. Finally, Unit 5 addresses software testing methods like development, test-driven, release, and user testing. Reference books and online resources are also provided.

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21BCA2T341 Software Engineering

Credits:03 Total Hours :45

Unit 1: Introduction to Software Engineering and Models 10 hrs


Introduction - Professional software development – Software Engineering: Myths – Ethics -
Software Process Models : Waterfall Model – Prototyping Model – Spiral Model – Incremental
Model - Agile Software Development: Agile Methods – Plan Driven and Agile development –
Software Development Life Cycle Model.
Unit 2: Software Requirements Engineering 08 hrs
Unstructured programming, Functional and non-functional requirements- Requirements
specification- The software requirements document- Requirements engineering processes-
Requirements elicitation and analysis- Requirements validation- Requirements management.
Unit 3: System Models 13 hrs
Context models- Interaction model-Structural models- Behavioral models - Model-driven
engineering- Architectural design decisions – Architectural views – Patterns – Application
Architectures - Object oriented design using UML –Design Patterns – Implementation issues –
Software Reuse.
Unit 4: Project Planning and Management 09 hrs
Risk Management – Managing people – Teamwork - Software Pricing – Plan driven
development – Project Scheduling – Agile Planning – Estimation Techniques.
Unit 5: Software Testing
Development testing – Test Driven Development – Release Testing – User Testing. 05 hrs

Resources

a) Reference Books
Ian Sommerville, (2011) Software Engineering (9 Edition) Pearson Edition.
th

Roger Pressman, Bruce Maxim, (2019) Software Engineering, Practitioner Approach,


McGraw-Hill Education.
Iam Sommerville, (2017) Software Engineering, Global Edition, 10 Edition,
th

Pearson.
b) [Link]
c) In-house Electronic Resources and Databases (KJLMS / J-RISE / Storage Devices)
KJLMS and J-RISE

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