CS2043 Software Engineering I

2020-2021 Winter Term

Online Class Time: MWF 11:30am-12:20pm

Online Lab Time: F 2:30-4:20pm

Instructor: Dr. Weichang Du

Email: wdu@unb.ca

Course Web Home Page: http://www.cs.unb.ca/~wdu/cs2043

Course D2L Home: https://lms.unb.ca/d2l/home/175257

Text Book:

Essentials of Software Engineering (4^rd Edition), by Frank Tsui, Orlando Karam, and Barbara Bernal, Jones & Bartlett Learning, 2017.

Course Description:

Introduction to fundamentals of the discipline of software engineering with focus on the software development life cycle. Topics include software development methodologies and processes, requirements analysis, modeling, architecture, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. Basics of software management are also introduced.

Software: IBM Rational Software Architect Designer

· Run on your own computer: download and install the software

· Remote run using UNB FCS lab computer: follow this instruction, on VNC GUI window open “Applications->FCS->IBM Rational Software Architect Designer 9.7”.

Course Work and Marking Scheme

• 15% Textbook Assignments
• 15% Labs
• 20% Team Project
• 10% Midterm: online in class time on Fri. . 26, 2021
• 40% Final Exam: online 3-hour exam. Date and time are to be scheduled by Registrar’s office

Lecture Schedule (subject to change)

Week	Monday	Wednesday	Friday
01/11	Introduction	Creating a Program	Building a System
01/18	Building a System	Engineering of Software	Engineering of Software
01/25	Software Process Models	Software Process Models	Software Process Models
02/01	New and Emerging Process Methodologies	New and Emerging Process Methodologies	New and Emerging Process Methodologies
02/08	Requirements Engineering	Requirements Engineering	Requirements Engineering
02/15	Family Day (no class)	Design: Architecture and Methodology	Design: Architecture and Methodology
02/22	Design: Architecture and Methodology	Design: Architecture and Methodology	Midterm
03/01	March Break Week
03/08	Design Characteristics and Metrics	Design Characteristics and Metrics	Design Characteristics and Metrics
03/15	Implementation	Implementation	Implementation
03/22	Testing and Quality Assurance	Testing and Quality Assurance	Testing and Quality Assurance
03/29	Testing and Quality Assurance	Configuration Management, Integration, and Builds	Configuration Management, Integration, and Builds
04/05	Good Friday (no class)	Software Support and Maintenance	Software Support and Maintenance
04/12	Software Project Management	Software Project Management

Lab Topics (subject to change)

No	Date	Topic
1	01/15	Practice using course software on local computer and remote lab computer
2	01/22	Rational Software Architect Designer (RSAD) UML Class diagram
3	01/29	Rational Software Architect Designer (RSAD) UML Use Case diagram and specification
4	02/05	Rational Software Architect Designer (RSAD) forward and revere engineering
5	02/12	Application design
6	02/19	Rational Software Architect Designer (RSAD) UML Interaction diagram
7	02/26	Application implementation
8	03/12	Configuration management and Version Control with GitHub and Eclipse
9	03/19	JUnit testing in Eclipse
10	03/26	Rational Software Architect Designer (RSAD) UML Activity and State Machine diagrams

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