SOFTWARE ENGR IN C
EECS 22L, Course Code: 18020
Quarter: Winter Quarter 2013


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Detailed Class Schedule

(last update: Mar 12, 2013)

Week Tuesday Thursday
1
Jan 8
Lecture 1: Introduction
  • Course administration, set up
  • Projects and teams
  • Introduction to software engineering
Jan 10
Project 1 Q&A: Application specification
  • Customer requests, whishes and requirements
  • Negotiation of features, options, limitations
  • Q & A
2
Jan 15
Lecture 2: Software development process
  • Application specification
  • Software architecture design and specification
  • Version control
Jan 17
Project advice: Graphical User Interface
3
Jan 22
Lecture 3: Version control with CVS
  • Setting up the project repository
  • Project check-out and check-in
  • Concurrent updating and merging
Jan 24
Team meetings!
  • Software development
  • Implementation of alpha version
4
Jan 29
Lecture 4: Data Structure Design
  • Project status and discussion
  • Data structure design
  • Discussion
Jan 31
Team meetings!
  • Software development, testing, debugging
  • Implementation of beta version
5
Feb 5
Lecture 5: Software development tools
  • Linux commands and tools
  • Linux compiler tool chain
  • Software profiling and optimization
Feb 7
Team meetings!
  • Software optimization and tuning
  • Software documentation
  • Preparation of software release
6
Feb 12
Lecture 6: Presentations, Midterm Exam, Competition
  • Team presentations on project 1
  • Oral exam: individual contribution to project 1
  • Chess tournament
Feb 14
Project 2 Q&A: Application specification
  • Help Mr. Nob Ackup recover his source code
  • Discussion of features, options, limitations
  • Q & A
7
Feb 19
Lecture 7: Project 2 updates, discussion
  • Unit testing
  • NetPBM package
  • System calls
Feb 21
Team meetings!
  • Project 2 specification
  • User manual
  • Software architecture manual
8
Feb 26
Lecture 8: Introduction to C++
  • "Crash course" introduction to C++
  • Classes, members and methods
  • Constructors, destructors
Feb 28
Team meetings!
  • Software development
  • Implementation of alpha version
9
Mar 5
Lecture 9: Team presentations
  • Main features of expected product
  • Current status and early results
  • Next steps, open issues, Q+A
Mar 7
Team meetings!
  • Software development, testing, debugging
  • Implementation of beta version
10
Mar 12
Lecture 10: Course wrap up
  • Wrapping up Project 2
  • "Crash course" introduction to C++
  • Classes, a deeper look
Mar 14
Team meetings!
  • Software optimization and tuning
  • Software documentation
  • Preparation of software release
Final
Mar 21
Final Exam: Oral exam on Project 2
8:00am - 12:00pm
EH 1151 (lab)

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