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Software Engineering Notes

The document outlines key concepts in software engineering, including process models like Waterfall and Agile, and the importance of requirement engineering and software metrics. It covers software design principles, testing types and techniques, as well as quality assurance and software configuration management. Each module emphasizes essential practices for effective software development and maintenance.

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Software Engineering Notes

The document outlines key concepts in software engineering, including process models like Waterfall and Agile, and the importance of requirement engineering and software metrics. It covers software design principles, testing types and techniques, as well as quality assurance and software configuration management. Each module emphasizes essential practices for effective software development and maintenance.

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Software Engineering Notes

Module 1: Introduction to Software Engineering and Process Models (7 Hrs)

1.1 Software Engineering Basics

- Process Framework: Steps involved in developing software (planning -> building -> testing -> maintaining).

- CMM (Capability Maturity Model): Rates software organizations from Level 1 (initial) to Level 5 (optimized).

- Trends: Agile methods, DevOps, automation in testing and deployment.

1.2 Prescriptive Process Models

- Waterfall Model: Step-by-step - no going back.

- Incremental Model: Build part by part.

- RAD: Fast development using reusable components.

- Spiral Model: Combines design and prototyping with risk analysis.

1.3 Agile Models

- XP: Fast, frequent releases and pair programming.

- Scrum: Short sprints with daily meetings.

- Kanban: Visual board to manage work in progress.

Module 2: Software Requirements Analysis and Modeling (4 Hrs)

2.1 Requirement Engineering

- Requirement Engineering: Collecting and managing software requirements.

- Modeling: Data Flow Diagrams, Scenario-based modeling (use cases, user stories).

2.2 SRS Document (IEEE Format)

- SRS: Describes the system's behavior, features, and constraints.

Module 3: Software Estimation Metrics (7 Hrs)

3.1 Software Metrics and Estimation

- Metrics: Quantitative ways to measure software.


Software Engineering Notes

- Estimation Techniques: LOC, FP, COCOMO II.

3.2 Project Scheduling and Tracking

- Use of Gantt charts, milestones, and task breakdowns to manage timelines.

Module 4: Software Design (7 Hrs)

4.1 Design Principles

- Keep it simple, modular, and clear.

- DRY principle, high cohesion, low coupling.

4.2 Modular Design

- Modular Design: Breaking into parts (modules).

- Architectural Design: Client-server, layered, etc.

Module 5: Software Testing (7 Hrs)

5.1 Types of Testing

- Unit, Integration, Validation, and System testing.

5.2 Testing Techniques

- White-box: Internal logic (basis path).

- Black-box: Outputs for inputs (equivalence, boundary value).

- Graph-based: Control/data flow.

5.3 Software Maintenance

- Corrective, Adaptive, Perfective.

- Re-engineering & Reverse Engineering.

Module 6: SCM, Quality Assurance & Maintenance (7 Hrs)


Software Engineering Notes

6.1 Risk Management

- Risk Mitigation, Monitoring, RMMM Plan.

6.2 Quality Assurance

- Metrics, Formal Reviews, Software Reliability.

6.3 SCM

- Version Control (Git), Change Control.

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