CS361 - Software Engineering I - Fall 2004

Course announcements
Schedule and readings (press RELOAD on this one to get the most up-to-date version)

Where/when: Rogers 230, Tu & Th, 4:00-5:20
Texts (both are required):
Software Engineering (7th ed), Ian Sommerville, Pearson/Addison-Wesley, 2004.
Professional Software Development, Steve McConnell, Addison-Wesley, 2004.
Course Syllabus. (Includes office hours and contact information for TA and Prof, and course learning objectives.)

Project choices. You may choose any of the choices for the one your team will be working on for assignments Reg-n, PP-n, Design-n, etc.

ArgoUML: Download it from http://argouml.tigris.org
Instructions on the UML Tool: ArgoUML is the tool that we are going to use. You can download the tool for free at http://argouml.tigris.org. This tool is not compulsory to use. You can use any software (Rational, or even Microsoft Word would work). However using UML tools will make your job easier. To use argoUML, you can use any of the Engineering machine in Dearborn 119, Dearborn 115, Hovland labs. On Windows: Go to Startà Programsà CS Appsà argoUML. On Unix: type argouml on the command prompt

Groups for CS 361 projects
Examples of previous work
Grades for CS361 quizzes, projects, and exams
Grading Schemes
Project information and Q/A
Project: feedback on Design 2: These are comments we wrote on some of the Design-2 documents. You can take advantage of these comments to start improving your next version, even before we hand them back in Tuesday's class.
Project Management Checklist
User manual resources:
- How to write a great user manual.
- Downloadable user manual template.