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Lecture 0 - Module Introduction

The document outlines the Software Engineering 2 module, led by lecturers Dang Dinh Quan and Ngo Van Quyen, which focuses on advanced software development techniques and methodologies. It covers topics such as the software development life cycle, design patterns, and quality assurance, aiming to equip learners with the skills to develop complex software systems. Assessment includes weekly performance, a midterm quiz, a group project, and an exam, with a significant emphasis on collaborative project work.

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Lecture 0 - Module Introduction

The document outlines the Software Engineering 2 module, led by lecturers Dang Dinh Quan and Ngo Van Quyen, which focuses on advanced software development techniques and methodologies. It covers topics such as the software development life cycle, design patterns, and quality assurance, aiming to equip learners with the skills to develop complex software systems. Assessment includes weekly performance, a midterm quiz, a group project, and an exam, with a significant emphasis on collaborative project work.

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MODULE

INTRODUCTION

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LECTURER & TUTOR

 Name: Dang Dinh Quan


 Email: quandd@[Link]

TUTOR

 Name: Ngo Van Quyen


 Email: quyennv@[Link]

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DESCRIPTION

 The module is an advanced software engineering course.


 The module provides learners the necessary methods and
techniques for developing industry-level applications.
 The module also supplies knowledge about software
development life cycle models, advanced software design
techniques and software design patterns.
 Learners will understand the theorical knowledge and have the
skills to develop high-level architecture and design for large-
scale software.
 In addition, learners will acquire API design techniques in
developing re-useable components as well as applying software
testing techniques.

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AIM

 The module is aimed at providing for learners the necessary


knowledge and techniques to develop complex, practical
software systems.
 Learners will have the right attitudes towards the importance of
software engineering methods & design techniques in real life.

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CONTENT

 Software development life cycle


 Software architecture
 UML modeling & design techniques
 Design patterns
 Software design for reuse
 Quality assurance
 Project Management
 Java Spring Programming

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RESOURCES

 FIT LMS:
o Website: [Link]
o Don’t forget to enroll!
 Textbook & References:
- Ian S. (2016). Software Engineering. 10th Edition. Pearson.
- Gamma E., Helm R., Johnson R., Vlissides J. (1994). Design Patterns:
Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. Addison Wesley.
- Bruegge B., Allen H. Dutoit. (2014). Object-Oriented Software Engineering
using UML, Patterns and Java. 3rd Edition. Pearson.
- Roger S. Pressman (2019). Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s approach.
9th Edition. McGraw-Hill Education.
- Len B, Leonard J. B., Rick K (2021). Software Architecture in Practice. 4th
Edition. Addison Wesley.

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ASSESSMENT

 Weekly performance: 10%


 Progress: 30%
o Midterm (Quiz): 10%
o Group project: 20%
 Exam: 60%

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PROJECT

 The project is an integral part of the course.


 Main goals:

o Apply software engineering techniques


o Practice group work in software engineering
o Go through main phases of an actual software project:
requirement analysis, system design, system implementation,
system testing

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PROJECT

 The project must be done in group of 4-6 students


 Students should register the group list through teacher’s email
as soon as possible (deadline: Jan-19-2025)
 While the project involves programming, it is not primarily a
programming project, but a software engineering project.
 Students will discover some of the challenges and techniques of
developing software as part of actual projects.

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