SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

The course will contribute to the following outcomes:
- knowledge about software architectures and formalisms for the analysis and design of software products
- ability to select the most appropriate processes for managing software projects also in emerging application areas

The aim of the course is to provide the main methodologies required for software engineering from the initial business plan, to the use of UML for the analysis and design phases, to the testing techniques for verification and validation of a software system.

The student will get the knowledge and skills to apply suitable methodologies for the design and implementation of a software system, in all the software life cycle phases.

Programming. Algorithms. Architectures and OS.

1. Software Processes and Project Management
2. Requirement Engineering Processes - System Models - Prototyping
3. Design Methodologies
4. Verification and Validation Techniques
5. Managing People - Software Cost Estimation - Software Change
6. Legal and Quality issues
7. Development of Android apps

Ian Sommerville. Software Engineering, Pearson, 2017
Roger S Pressman, Software Engineering: A Practitioner's Approach, McGraw-Hill, 2014
Sinan Si Alhir: Learning UML, O'Reilly, 2003

A project will be given to teams of 3/4 students. The aim of the project is the full development of a new Android app. Intermediate appointments will be carried to discuss the quality of the planning, analysis, design, implementation and testing of the software application. A special care will be given to the documentation quality. To pass the exam, students must respect the specifications and delivery deadlines of the various project deliverables.
The final exam will consist of a discussion of the papers presented. To pass the exam, students must respect the specifications and delivery terms of the various project deliverables (project plan, requirements analysis document, design document, test planning document). Each of the submissions will be evaluated (in cents) with respect to correctness, completeness and clarity of presentation. The final evaluation will take into account one third (10 marks) of the evaluation of the deliveries, one third (10 marks) of the quality of the final revision of the same, and one third (10 marks) of the correctness and completeness of the developed system (evaluation of complexity and usability of the prototype demo).

Lectures, team-working, project revisions.
The moodle platform will be used to collect all the teaching material and the students' deliverables.

Italian

oral

This subject deals with topics related to the macro-area "Climate change and energy" and contributes to the achievement of one or more goals of U. N. Agenda for Sustainable Development