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Course's objectives
Course's objectives
At the end of this course, the students are expected to ...
understand the needs of SRS.
understand different kinds of software requirements.
be able to discover software requirements.
be able to document requirements as a SRS document.
Apart from the objectives that was mentioned above, the students are also expected to...
be able to continuously learn new programming language by oneself.
understand the Object-Oriented Programming concept.
Learning Materials
Learning Materials
Please join class in MS Team for discussion and attending the class here (link)
Applying UML and Patterns: An Introduction to Object-Oriented Analysis and Design and Iterative Development (3rd Edition), Craig Larman (ISBN-13: 978-0131489066 ISBN-10: 0131489062) (link)
Object-Oriented Design and Patterns (2nd Edition), Cay S. Horstmann (ISBN-13: 978-0471744870 ISBN-10: 0471744875)
Exercise submisssion (link)
Grading
Grading
Super (S) >= 95
Average (A) >= 85
Bad (B+) >= 75
Bad (B) >= 70
Catastrophic (C+) >= 65
Catastrophic (C) >= 60
Disowned (D+) >= 55
Disowned (D) >= 51
Forgotten Forever (F) < 51
Evaluation
Evaluation
Exercise (20%)
SRS reports (20%)
Midterm exam (20%)
Final exam (30%)
Class participation (10%)
Late counter:
Late counter:
Class Agenda & Announcements
Class Agenda & Announcements
Class 1 : Class introduction + Domain model
Project requirement & Software requirement
Functional & Non-functional requirement
What/where/when/why
Starting discover requirements => What are the problems? => What are the context / business model? => Derive domain model
Class 2 : User stories
Checking domain models : Interaction vs Relationship
Actors & Stakeholders
Discover requirement using User stories
Writing user stories exercise
Derive functions and features from user stories
Class 3 : Page flow mock-up session 1
Quiz on user stories and deriving a list of feature
Create page flow of the system
Class 4 : Page flow mock-up session 2
Submit your revised presentation here (10% score) : https://forms.gle/G4UZxeToTdR18XYs9
Class 5 : Use case diagram and Brief use case
Class 6 : Casual use case session 1
Class 7 : Casual use case session 2
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Class 8 : Fully dressed use case session 1
Class 9 : Fully dressed use case session 2
Class 10 : Functional vs Non-functional requirement
Class 11 : SRS template (less formal)
Class 12 : IEEE SRS template session 1
Class 13 : IEEE SRS template session 2
Class 14 : Discover requirement with LEAN STARTUP
Class 15 : Review
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