Software Engineering - Course Materials - Handouts and Slides

Software Engineering Economics and Management
Koren Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Course by Jong Moon Baik
http://spiral.kaist.ac.kr/courses/2009/spring/ICE0539/Index_files/Schedule.htm


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• Session 1: Software Engineering Fundamentals
  

• Session 2: Software Development Lifecycles (SDLCs)
  

• Session 3: Planning and Managing Requirements
  

• Session 3: Requirements Definition and Management Processes and Tools
  

• Session 3: Strategy Alignment Elicitation Methodology
  

• Session 4: Requirements Model Engineering
  

• Session 5: High-Level Analysis and Design
  

• Session 6: Detailed-Level Analysis and Design
  

• Session 6: Application Architecture and Modeling (by Whitten, Bentley, Dittman / McGraw-Hill)
  

• Session 7: Business Model Engineering
  

• Session 7: Pattern Elicitation Frameworks/Methodologies
  

• Session 7: Sample Enterprise Application Design
  

• Session 7: UML and the SDLC
  

• Session 7: UML Review
  

• Session 7: Introduction to Design and Architectural Patterns
  

• Session 7: Design/Architectural Patterns
  

• Session 7: Introduction to OOAD Modeling and UML (Review)
  

• Session 7: EAMF Application/Information Perspectives
  

• Session 8: From Analysis and Design to Software Architectures (Part I)
  

• Session 8: From Analysis and Design to Software Architectures (Part I Addendum)
  

• Session 8: Guidelines for Architecting Software
  

• Session 8: Design Patterns, Architectural Patterns
  

• Session 8: Middleware J2EE Reference Architecture
  

• Session 8: Object Oriented Design Guidelines
  

• Session 9: Software Engineering Tools Primer
  

• Session 9: Building Software
  

• Session 10: Risk Management in Software Engineering Projects
  

• Session 10: Risk Management in Adaptive Software Engineering
  

• Session 11: Software Verification, Validation, and Quality
  

Source: http://www.nyu.edu/classes/jcf/g22.2440-001/slides/
Slides of Course of Dr. Jean Claude Frachitti, New York University




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Handouts of the course of Dr. Jean Claude Frachitti, New York University

• Handout 01: Course Info.
  
• Handout 02: Course Signup Sheet.
  
• Handout 03: ITS Handouts
  
• Handout 04: Help for g22_2440_001_sp11 mailing list
  
• Handout 05: Session 1 - Course Description and Syllabus
  
• Handout 06: Session 2 - Using the Spiral Model
  
• Handout 07: Session 2 - Team Project Specification
  
• Handout 08: Session 3 - Assignment #1
  
• Handout 09: Session 3 - From Requirements Capture to Models
  
• Handout 10: Session 3 - EAMF-Driven Requirements Model Engineering - Part I
  
• Handout 11: Session 4 - User Requirements Notation Resource Page
  
• Handout 12: Session 4 - jUCMNav Information Page
  
• Handout 13: Session 4 - User Requirements Notation (Daniel Amyot)
  
• Handout 14: Session 4 - Using the User Requirements Notation (Daniel Amyot)
  
• Handout 15: Session 4 - OpenOME distilled (Yijun Yu)
  
• Handout 16: Session 4 - Designing and Evolving Business Models with the User Requirements Notation (Michael Weiss and Daniel Amyot)
  
• Handout 17: Session 4 - Evaluation of Development Tools for Domain-Specific Modeling Languages (Daniel Amyot, H. Farah, J.-F Roy)
  
• Handout 18: Session 4 - EAMF-Driven Requirements Model Engineering - Part II
  
• Handout 19: Session 4 - Requirements Engineering Process Models in Practice (Sacha Martin et al.)
  
• Handout 20: Session 4 - Users' Involvement in the Requirements Engineering Process (Daniela Elena Herlea)
  
• Handout 21: Session 5 - Assignment #2
  
• Handout 22: Session 6 - Use Case Template
  
• Handout 23: Session 6 - Introduction to the Unified Modeling Language (Terry Quatrani)
  
• Handout 24: Session 6 - Softera's UML Introduction
  
• Handout 25: Session 6 - UML Basics
  
• Handout 26: Session 6 - OMG's UML Resource Page
  
• Handout 27: Session 6 - IntroductionToPatterns.pdf
  
• Handout 28: Session 6 - Using UML in Object-Oriented Code Design
  
• Handout 29: Session 6 - Modeling in an Agile World
  
• Handout 30: Session 6 - Scrum and XP (Henrik Kniberg)
  
• Handout 31: Session 6 - Sample Conceptual, Logical, and Physical Architecture Blueprints (See Slides 31, 34, and 44)
  
• Handout 32: Session 7 - OMG's BPMN Resource Page
  
• Handout 33: Session 7 - BPMN 1.0 Specification
  
• Handout 34: Session 7 - BPMN Patterns
  
• Handout 35: Session 7 - Business and Application Architecture Engineering
  
• Handout 36: Session 7 - Sample Business Architecture (Team Project Support Document)
  
• Handout 37: Session 7 - Sample BPMS - Lombardi TeamWorks (Bruce Silver Report)
  
• Handout 38: Session 7 - Comparison of Wiki Tools
  
• Handout 39: Session 7 - Assignment #1 Sample Solution
  
• Handout 40: Session 7 - Assignment #1 Sample Solution (Continued)
  
• Handout 41: Session 7 - Team Project (Part 2)
  
• Handout 42: Session 7 - Information Modeling with XML
  
• Handout 43: Session 7 - Using UML to Model Applications of XML
  
• Handout 44: Session 8 - Assignment #3
  
• Handout 45: Session 8 - System Use Case Overview (Scott W. Ambler)
  
• Handout 46: Session 8 - Use Case Diagram Overview (Scott W. Ambler)
  
• Handout 47: Session 9 - AM Throughout the XP Lifecycle (Scott W. Ambler)
  
• Handout 48: Session 9 - Writing Stories ("User Stories Applied" by Mike Cohn, Addison-Wesley)
  
• Handout 49: Session 9 - Project Planning with RUP
  
• Handout 50: Session 11 - An Iteration in the Life of an XP Project (Cara Taber and Martin Fowler)
  
• Handout 51: Session 9 - Team Project (Part 3)
  
• Handout 52: Session 9 - Assignment #4
  

Source: http://www.nyu.edu/classes/jcf/g22.2440-001/handouts/



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