Software Engineering Fundamentals (SEF9MMUWRY)

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SUBJECT: TSE2101 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FUNDAMENTALS
SESSION: TRIMESTER 1 - 2013/2014
LECTURE: SECTION (TC101)
LECTURER: WRUSLAN
LECTURE TIME: MONDAYS (4 PM to 6 PM) VENUE: FCI-CR3001
TUTORIAL1: TUESDAY (TC201 11 AM to 1 PM) VENUE: FCI-AR1003
TUTORIAL2: TUESDAY (TC201 4 PM to 6 PM) VENUE: FCI-AR1003
STUDENTS: 57 (SECTION TC101)

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Topics on Software Engineering Fundamentals (SEF9MMUWRY)
74: SEF TSE2101_3212 TC101 COURSEWORK MARKS
73: Software Maintenance (Basic Ideas)
Summary for SEF9 Topics
72: SCHEDULE FOR GROUP PROJECT PRESENTATION
71: Clusterlab Lesson 15 (Running CPP serial and C parallel MPI programs on clusterlab)
70: Clusterlab Lesson 14 (Running python parallel mpi4py programs on clusterlab)
69: Clusterlab Lesson 13 (Getting familiar session exercises)
68: Assignment of login usernames on clusterlab.mmu.edu.my
67: Programming Concepts Lesson 12 (Python Parallel Multiprocessing - kuntakinte(n) function)
66: Programming Concepts Lesson 11 (Python Parallel Multithreading - kuntakinte(n) function)
65: Programming Concepts Lesson 10 (Python Serial - kuntakinte(n) function)
64: Parallel Computing on the cluster (kuntakinte(n) function again)
63: Software Configuration Management (Software Change Management)
62: Ha ha ha. Please do the SEF9 online AES (Academic Evaluation Exercise).
61: Programming Concepts Lesson 09 (PI Parallel Monte Carlo run for Python)
60: Programming Concepts Lesson 08 (About ZERO for the C-Programming Language)
59: Programming Concepts Lesson 07 (Zero for Python datatypes DOUBLE versus DECIMAL)
58: Software Quality (Process, Product and Coding Standards)
57: Programming Concepts Lesson 06 (Simple parallel programming in C)
56: Programming Concepts Lesson 05 (Avoiding overflow using Python Decimal datatype)
55: Programming Concepts Lesson 04 (Floating Point numbers are not exact)
54: About software testing, software errors, testing documents
IEEE Software Test Documentation Standards (What and Why)
READING => Linux and Supercomputers
READING => Parallel Programming Skills
53: Programming Concepts Lesson 03 (Decimal numbers in python are exact but not in C/C++. Zero difference means zero values.)
52: Programming Concepts Lesson 02 (Correct and incorrect calculations in C, C++ and Python. Why?)
51: Programming Concepts Lesson 01 (Numerical calculations in Python are easy. )
READING => SMARTPHONE => Fact sheet: Moto X from Motorola
50: Software Construction - What programming language should I use?
49: Software Construction Principles
48: Reading Materials for Software Testing
47: Software Testing - Read the attachment.
READING => Ubuntu Edge on a mobile device (handphone)?
46: Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) Languages (e.g. C++, Java, Python, Ada)
45: Object Oriented (OO) versus Aspect Oriented (AO) software design
READING => Did we all just witness Microsoft Windows start to die?
44: TUTORIAL on creating classes in the SVT system.(TUE 23 JULY 2013)
43: Encapsulation in Object Oriented (OO) software design
42: Polymorphism in Object Oriented (OO) software design
41: Inheritance in Object Oriented (OO) software design
40: Abstraction in Object Oriented (OO) software design
BSE1 - Tutorial Mon 19 Nov 2012 (Run these PyQt4 scripts, see the GUI)
39: Distributed processing (Apache Hadoop)
38: Distributed database (Apache Cassandra)
37: Software Requirements Engineering (The Agile style ...)
36: Software Design (important technologies for practising SE must know)
35: Comparison of Agile versus Waterfall (Software Engineering) Process Models
For your reading (Android and Open Source)
34: Announcement of schedule for SEF9 Quizzes
33: ANSWER to a question on DOMAIN requirement from a student
32: ANSWERS to Tutorial exercise for Software Design (Data Design)
31: ANSWERS to Tutorial exercise for Software Requirements
30: Tutorial exercise for Software Requirements (02 July 2013)
29: Software Requirements versus System Requirements (Why?)
28: Project Work Assignment (Project Title)
27: Fulfilling my promise to answer important questions. (Week 4 SEF9)
26: Response to a question from a student. (Week 4 SEF9)
Example List of Functionality (Tutorial on Software Design - Part 1)
Tutorial on Software Design (Part 1)
25: SE Waterfall Model, Tun Dr Mahathir and the Four(4) Pees.
24: Software Design Concepts (Principles)
23: Software Design Architectures (Is the future about Android?)
22: Quiz No. 1 for SEF9
21: Reading on Software Metric
20: Project Work Assignment (40% of FINAL Grade)
19: Reading on Software Project Management
Reading (Something about Linux with URL links)
18: Reading on Software Design
17: Resources for Tutorial 3 (Software Design)
16: Tutorial 02 SESSION Project Management + OpenProj (TUE 11 JUN 2013)
15: If you have problems with Java for openproj-1.4-2 installation
14: Installation of OpenProj for Tutorial 02 (TUE 11 JUN 2013)
13: Resources for Tutorial 02 (TUE 11 JUN 2013)
12: Announcement of Lecture Plan (from MMLS)
11: Change in Coursework Distribution Marks (Announcement)
10: Useful Readings A - Questions and Answers (Q & A)
09: SWEBOK + SDLC(Waterfall) + System Requirements + Software Requirements
08: Tutorial 01 SESSION Basic Linux Environment (TUE 04 JUN 2013)
07: Weblink downloads SEF9 Resources (slides + tutorials + labs) from MMLS
06: When it comes to big and complex software, Software Engineering (SE) gets ...
05: Why Software Engineering is (a) systematic, (b) disciplined, (c) quantifiable, etc?
04: About "software" and about "SWEBOK"
03: IMPT On Receiving/Reading information on SEF9 Google Group
02: Your Google Group Settings for your SEF9 email
01: Sorry sir, teacher don't teach and I need the lecture notes.

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