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Anthony Finkelstein
Pearson G20, Tel: 7293
[email protected]
http://www.cs.ucl.ac.uk/staff/A.Finkelstein
Objectives
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Skills
Requirements
¥ lecture attendance
¥ notes
¥ associated reading
¥ laboratory programme
¥ self-study
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Assessment
Course Structure
¥ Introduction
¥ 1. Software Products
¥ 2. Software Process
¥ 3. Setting the Scene
¥ 4. Object-oriented Analysis Principles
¥ 5. Requirements Model
NOTICE
I reserve the right to change the structure and content
of the course at any time and without further warning
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Course Structure (cont)
¥ 6. Analysis Model
exercise ¥ 7. Design Model
¥ 8. Software Process Improvement &
Software Economics
¥ 9. Project Planning and Scheduling
¥ 10. Software Metrics
¥ 11. Software Quality
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Software Engineering
Other Courses
WARNING
I will work on the assumption that you have a
familiarity with these, but will try to ensure material is
synchronised.
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The Software Engineering Agenda ...
NOTE
It is very important that you
keep the problems of scale and
complexity firmly in mind
throughout the course.
MY PERSONAL GUARANTEE
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The ÒTrust IssueÓ
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