Fundamentals of software engineering (2. ed.)
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WARNUNG preliminary lecture notes Dieser Text beschreibt in komprimierter Form die Inhalte der Vorlesung "Grundlagen der Programmentwurfstechnik 1" wie sie regelmäßig an der Universität Duisburg-Essen für Studierende in den Bachelor Studiengängen der Abteilung Elektrotechnik-und Informationstechnik gelesen wird. Die überwiegend ausländischen Studierenden haben immer wieder den Wunsch nach englischsprachigen Vorlesungsunterlagen geäußert. Aus diesem Grund wird seit 1999 der vorliegende Text den Studierenden zur Verfügung gestellt. Es wird dringend zur kritischen Verwendung des Textes geraten, da die abschließende Korrektur noch aussteht und einige Bilder noch nicht ins Englische übersetzt sind. Außerdem sind inhaltliche Anpassungen des Stoffes in den letzten Jahres erfolgt, die sich noch nicht im Text wiederfinden. Daher soll der Text in erster Linie vorlesungsbegleitend eingesetzt werden und die eigenen Vorlesungsmitschriften ergänzen, diese aber auf keinen Fall ersetzen.
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