Object Oriented Software Engineering

Spring 2005

T/Th 3:30–4:45                  Gore 303

 
                   http://www.cis.udel.edu/~decker/courses/475s05/

 
Course Description

Introduction to object-oriented software engineering concepts, methodologiesand tools. Requirement analysis, specification, design and implementation ofobject-oriented software development process using UML. Real-life examples and homework projects to cover all aspects of object-oriented lifecycle, from the requirements to coding .

 

Instructor

Prof. Keith Decker

Room 206, 77 E. Delaware Ave. “The Green house”

Office Hours: T/Th 2pm–3pm

Phone: 831-1959

Email: decker@cis.udel.edu [best way to reach me!]
 
Written Homeworks

HW1 due 2/17 [Solution]

HW2 due 2/24 [Solution]

Programming Project Assignments

LSP1 due 3/3

REQ1 due 3/10

ANAL1 due 3/17

DES1 due 3/24

Demo 4/7

LSP2 due 4/14

REQ2 due 4/21

ANAL2 due 4/28

DES2 due 5/5

Present 5/17

Schedule acceptance test individually

Teaching Assistant

Gang Situ

Pearson Hall 115B

Wednesday 2pm–4pm

(situ@cis.udel.edu).

 
   

Book

Schach: Object-Oriented & Classical  Software Engineering, 6e, McGraw-Hill

Larman: Applying UML and Patterns, 3e, Prentice-Hall