What This Document Is
This is a detailed syllabus for Software Engineering II (EEL 6883) at the University of Central Florida, specifically for the Spring 2007 semester. It outlines the expectations, requirements, and structure of an advanced-level graduate course focused on the principles and practices of software engineering. This document serves as the official guide for students enrolled in, or considering enrollment in, this particular offering of the course.
Why This Document Matters
This syllabus is essential for prospective and current students to understand the course’s academic rigor and workload. It’s particularly valuable for students with a background in software engineering (having completed prerequisite coursework) who are looking to deepen their knowledge and gain practical experience. Reviewing this syllabus *before* the course begins will help you determine if the course aligns with your academic goals and prepare for the challenges and opportunities it presents. It’s also a crucial reference throughout the semester for deadlines, grading policies, and expectations.
Topics Covered
* Advanced Software Engineering Theory
* Software Development Processes
* Research Paper Analysis & Writing
* Team-Based Project Development
* Software Quality and Testing Methodologies
* Software Measurement and Estimation
* Object-Oriented Software Engineering
* Real-World Software Engineering Challenges
* Software Evolution and Maintenance
What This Document Provides
* Instructor contact information and office hours
* A comprehensive list of required and reference textbooks
* A detailed breakdown of the course grading scheme (including weightings for projects, presentations, assignments, and exams)
* Guidelines for paper reviews, including specific questions to address
* An overview of the course objectives and description
* Prerequisites for course enrollment
* Information regarding team project requirements and expectations.
