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Other References

Most of the topics we will discuss during lectures are covered in this textbook. Many of thses topics are also covered in the Reference books listed below. It may be useful for you to read about the topics discussed in class in one of these books, a second point of view is often very helpful. However, any of the books listed below would be an equally useful source of an alternate view.

Links to Notes, Approximate Schedule

• I suggest that you should read about the topics of the day's lecture before the lecture. There is a lot of material in this course, you will get more out of the lecture if you read about the topics of the lecture before the lecture.
• I will provide notes for your reference and study (before the lectures they are used for)
  You will be responsible for all material presented in the lectures.
  The summary material on the posted slides will help you remember the discussions in class.
  Hearing the discussion on the material in the lecture will be the most reliable way to assure you don't miss anything important.
• Lectures will be taped, and recordings will be available to all students registered in the class. However, sometimes the recording technology fails, or the microphone battery dies during the class. The only way to be sure you hear all the material in the lecture is to attend the lecture
• An approximate schedule is outlined below, some topics may be given more or less time than indicated below
• Links to copies of some of the slides used in the next lecture will activated not later than 5pm the day preceding the lecture.
• In some cases slides for more than one lecture may be posted as a single unit

.Week of	Other Links	Links to Notes	Topics Covered and approximate schedule
May 13	Course Website, Horror Stories Description: Client Meeting	pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx	Course Outline, choosing teams Introduction to Software Engineering Requirements Analysis overview Requirements Gathering
May 20	Description: Deliverable 2	pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx	communications, first team meeting Requirements Specification software versioning revision histories and risks
May 26	Description: Requirements review meeting	pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx	Requirements Analysis overview use cases use case diagrams use case diagram example
June 2	.	pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf , pptx	Primary classes Class Diagrams, scenario Class Diagram ExampleDesign: user interfaces and "Bad" interfaces
June 9	Description: Deliverable 4	pdf , ppt pdf , pptx pdf pdf	User Interfaces example System Architectures Overview sample midterm (not reviewed in class) solution for sample midterm
June 16	.	pdf , pptx pdf , pptx pdf pptx	Intro to modularization HLD: Data persistence HLD + LLD: Normalization, Databases
June 23	Description Deliverable 5	pdf , ppt pdf , ppt pdf , ppt pdf , pptx	LLD: finding attributes, refining class diagrams LLD: sequence diagramsLLD: collaboration diagram LLD: refining class diagrams
June 30	.	solution pdf , ppt pdf , ppt pdf , ppt	Midterm Solution (Midterm will be on June 30) Class skeletons Coding Standards Code Reviews
July 7	iteration review meetings	pdf , ppt pdf , ppt pdf , ppt pdf , ppt	Approaches to Implementation Implementation: Unit, integration, system testing Implementation and test planning Testing: White box testing, example
July 14	Description Deliverable 7	pdf , ppt pdf , ppt	Testing: Black box testing, example Testing: more examples
July 21	Description Deliverable 9 Description UAT	pdf , ppt	project lifecycles client software iteration review meetings
July 28	.	pdf , ppt	Configuration Management client software iteration review meetings
Aug. 4	.	pdf	Exam Review Project Management(time permitting) User Acceptance tests
Aug. 18	sample sample solution		Final Exam