SEG2105: Introduction to Software Engineering

This page contains general information about the course SEG2105, taught by Prof. Tim Lethbridge.. I have taught this course about 29 times since 1991 (the most recent time being summer 2020). It formerly was offered under codes SEG2100, SEG3300 and CSI3111.

The following are the slides from 2014. Substantially updated slides from 2020 are available to instructors on request..

Key links you will use often

• Click here for lab and assignment instructions.

• Course Syllabus with schedule and marking scheme.

• Chapter 1 slides - Introduction.

• Chapter 2 slides - Object Orientation.

• Chapter 3 slides - Reuse / Client-Server / OCSF.

• Chapter 5 slides - Class diagrams.

• Special YouTube-based lecture: Modeling in UML - Manufacturing Plant Controller Model

• Chapter 4 slides - Requirements - taught out of order.

• Chapter 6 slides - Patterns.

• Chapter 7 slides - Usability.

• Chapter 8 slides - Modelling with Interaction and State Diagrams.

• Chapter 9 slides - Design Principles and Patterns.

• Chapter 10 slides - Testing.

• Chapter 11 slides - Project Management.

• Class diagram validity checklist

• Sample final exam (although shorter than the real final). Answers will be provided near the end of the course.

• Calendar description for SEG2105, from the university's website

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