INTRODUCTION TO
SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
PRESENTED BY RAMESH GORAIN,
BCA 2ND YEAR
SUBJECT: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
INTRODUCTION:
➢ Software engineering is the process of
designing, developing, and testing software
applications and computer systems. The
application of engineering principles to the
design and development of software. A
systematic approach to building reliable,
efficient, and maintainable software
systems.
HERE ARE SOME KEY ASPECTS OF SOFTWARE
ENGINEERING:
Software development lifecycle: Software engineering encompasses the
entire software development process, from requirements gathering and
design to implementation, testing, deployment, and maintenance.
Programming expertise: While not all software engineers are expert
programmers, they have a strong understanding of programming concepts
and languages to guide development teams.
Problem-solving: Software engineers are skilled problem-solvers, capable
of analyzing complex issues and designing effective solutions.
WHY SOFTWARE ENGINEERING?
• To manage complexity in software
development.
• To ensure software quality and
reliability.
• To reduce development costs and
time.
• To improve software maintainability.
• To meet user needs effectively.
OPPORTUNITIESINSOFTWAREENGINEERING:
• QA engineer
• Project manager
• Software engineering
• Database administrator
• Application developer
EXAMPLES OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
INCLUDE:
Navigation apps: Apps like Google Maps and Waze that provide
directions and traffic updates.
Productivity software: Such as Microsoft Office Suite, including Word,
Excel, and PowerPoint.
Computer games: Software that can be designed and developed by
software engineers.
Business applications: Software that can be designed and developed
by software engineers.
CONCLUSION:
➢ Software engineers use programming
languages and engineering principles to create
software solutions. They also ensure that software is
secure and user-friendly. It involves applying
engineering principles and knowledge of computer
programming to build software systems that meet
the needs of usersand organizations.
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