A. I. Cuza University of Iaşi

Advanced Software Engineering Technics

Course nameAdvanced Software Engineering Technics CodeML1101
Class Master of Computational Linguistics, 2008 - 2010
Level Master Year 1 Semester 1 Status Compulsory
Hours per weekTotal hours per semesterTotal hours of individual workCreditsEvaluation typeTeaching language
CSLPr
2 0 2 124 8 M ro
Taught byAcademic and scientific title, name
Required courses
ObjectivesThe development of a good understanding of the software engineering field. Students will get to learn concepts used in designing complex systems, modern architectures and new approaches in modelling competitive software.
General thematics0) SWEBOK: THE ROLE OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING WWW.SWEBOK.ORG KNOWLEDGE AREAS RELATED COURSES STEVE MCCONNELL (WWW.CONSTRUX.COM) PRAGMATIC PROGRAMMER

1) OO DESIGN - CLASSES: GRASP (LARMAN), RESPONSIBILITY-DRIVEN DESIGN - MID-LEVEL: GOF (OVERVIEW) - HIGH-LEVEL: ARCHITECTURAL STYLES (PATTERNS), SOA - OO DESIGN PRINCIPLES

2) SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT AND MAINTENANCE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF A GOOD ARCHITECTURE (RCM) AGILE MODEL-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISE APPLICATION ARCHITECTURE PATTERNS DOMAIN-DRIVEN DESIGN: CONCEPT AND PATTERNS TEST-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT REFACTORING: CODE (R IN THE SMALL), ARCHITECTURE (R IN THE LARGE)

3) MODELING BUSINESS MODELING: BPMN UML BEHAVIORAL MODELS: STATE MACHINES, ACTIVITIES WORKFLOW PATTERNS MODEL-DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT, MODEL-DRIVEN ARCHITECTURE DOMAIN SPECIFIC LANGUAGES (DSL), FRAMEWORKS: ECLIPSE MODELING FRAMEWORK, OPEN ARCHITECTURE WARE (OAW)
Seminary / Laboratory thematicsApplying software engineering best practices. Refactoring, improving the design of existing code. Automated testing Advanced design patterns
Teaching methodsCourse slide presentations. Lecture notes and tutorials available electronically.
BibliographyGuide to the Software Engineering Body of Knowledge http://www.swebok.org/ The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master by Andrew Hunt and David Thomas Refactoring Home Page, http://www.refactoring.com/ Martin Fowler homepage, http://martinfowler.com/
EvaluationconditionsParticipation in practical works. Accumulation of 50 points, according to the final grade formula.
criteriasWritten exam (T, max. 40), article (R, max. 50), practical project (P, max. 60)
modesWritten exam at the end of the semester. The article and the project will be evaluated as part of the laboratory works.
formulaF = P + R + T On the final grade a Gauss like distribution will be applied, according to the current regulations.
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