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Syllabus For MID SEM

This document provides an overview of the course CO-601: Software Engineering – I. The course covers topics such as the evolving role of software, software process models, software project management, software metrics, quality assurance, software requirements and design, software testing, and verification and validation. Students will learn about software characteristics, applications, myths and crises. The course also introduces software engineering as a layered technology and examines software teams, processes, products and projects. Key textbooks are referenced.

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Syllabus For MID SEM

This document provides an overview of the course CO-601: Software Engineering – I. The course covers topics such as the evolving role of software, software process models, software project management, software metrics, quality assurance, software requirements and design, software testing, and verification and validation. Students will learn about software characteristics, applications, myths and crises. The course also introduces software engineering as a layered technology and examines software teams, processes, products and projects. Key textbooks are referenced.

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CO-601: Software Engineering I

L G P Cr
3 1 - 4
Software Product and Process: Evolving role of software; Software: Characteristics, Applications, Myths,
and Crisis; Software Engineering: A layered Technology, The software process; Software Process
Models: Software Project Management: The Management Spectrum: People, Product, Process and
Projects; software team: Team leaders, and software players. Software Metrics, Process, product and
project metrics; Software Measurement; Metrics for Software Quality; Software Project Estimation;
Empirical estimation model; Introductions of Software Quality Assurance and Reliability. Software
Requirement and Design; Requirement specification; Analysis and Design principles; Effective modular
design; Software Testing; Test case design; Control structure testing; White box testing; Black box
testing; Testing strategies; Verification and Validation; Criteria for completion of testing; Integration
testing; Regression testing.
Books and References:
1. R.S. Pressman, Software Engineering- A Practitioners Approach, McGraw Hill, 6th Edition.
2. W S Jawdekar, Software Engineering- Principles and Practices, Tata McGraw Hill, 5th Edition
3. Y. Singh and R. Malhotra, Object-Oriented Software Engineering, PHI, 1st Edition
4. Internet-based open-books and resources

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