Information and Computer Science 52:
Introduction to Software Engineering

• Scores
  • All Scores and Grades (as of 12/15/2007)
  • Homework A detail (as of 11/21/2007, but doesn't include all corrections)

  • Solution key for midterm 1
  • Solution key for midterm 2
  • Solution key for final exam

• Syllabus

• Overheads and Handouts
  • from Discussion, Wednesday, Oct. 3
  • from Discussion, Friday, Oct. 5
  • from Discussion, Monday, Nov. 5
  • from Discussion, Wednesday, Nov. 7
  • Requirements Questions, Friday, Nov. 9
  • A decent short summary of UML class diagrams
  • Programing Language Popularity
  • Waterfall 2006
  • Software Engineering Proverbs
  • 1 GB then and now
  • Agile programming in a nutshell
  • from Lecture, Monday, Nov. 26 through Monday, Dec. 3
  • WTF and EVE Online
  • The Risks Digest

• Homework A: Modifying the Lib system

• Homework 1: Requirements and the report template (in Word 97 format).
  You may be interested in the the official requirements from a previous quarter.
  You will also enjoy another functional specification from Joel On Software.
  At the Computer Game Design Conference on May 6, 1998, there was a panel on design docs. Moderator Alex Dunne referenced a game design document which was submitted by panelist John Jack, a producer at Monolith. This design doc was from the company's recent computer game, "Claw". Claw Design Bible.

• Homework #2: Design and Official Requirements for Schocr
  Time files interface

• Homework #3: Implementation
  • Time.zip, containing implementations of the Time files interface, and a non-compilable TwoMains.java which shows the main() methods for two of the classes.
  • Time1.5.zip, same as Time.zip, but the class files were compiled with "javac -target 1.5 *.java" which means you can use them with Java 1.5. Remember that your implementation will be tested with Java 1.6.
  • DF2007.zip, containing DF2007.dat and a Java program which can read that .dat file.

• Homework #4: Testing
  • BlackBox.zip containing .class files for Black Box testing, and one source code file, ForWhiteBoxTesting.java, which you may use for White Box testing.

  
  
  

• Tests from previous quarters. Please note that in past quarters different textbooks were used, and somewhat different material was covered.
  • Fall, 1997, midterm: with answers without answers
  • Winter, 1998, midterm: with answers without answers
  • Fall, 1998, midterm: with answers without answers
  • Spring, 1999, midterm: with answers without answers
  • Fall, 1999, midterm: with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2000, midterm: with answers
  • Winter, 2002, midterm: midterm with answers (Word format)
  • Summer, 2002, midterm: midterm with answers midterm without answers (Word format)
  • Fall, 2003, midterm: midterm with answers without answers
  • Spring, 2005, midterm: midterm with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2006, midterm 1: midterm with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2006, midterm 2: midterm with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2007, midterm 1: midterm with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2007, midterm 2: midterm with answers without answers

  • Fall, 1997, final: with answers without answers
  • Winter, 1998, final: with answers without answers
  • Fall, 1998, final: with answers without answers
  • Spring, 1999, final: with answers without answers
  • Fall, 1999, final: with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2001, final: with answers
  • Summer, 2002, final: with answers (Word format) without answers (Word format)
  • Fall, 2003, final: with answers without answers
  • Spring, 2005, final: with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2006, final: with answers without answers
  • Winter, 2007, final: with answers without answers

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  STUDY GUIDE FOR THE FINAL

  All material from "Study Guide for Midterm #1 and Midterm #2" Slides on Testing: 11/26 -- 12/3 Chapter 13 - all (tip: the Exercises at the end of the chapter might show up as final exam questions)

  
  
  

  STUDY GUIDE FOR MIDTERM #2

  All material from "Study Guide for Midterm #1" All lecture material through Monday, Nov. 19. Chapter 10 - all (tip: the Exercises at the end of the chapter might well show up as midterm questions) Chapter 11 - all, except for 11.1.4, 11.1.5, Table 11.3, 11.2.2, 11.2.3, the details of IEEE-1016 discussed in 11.4 Chapter 12 - up through, but not including, 12.2.2 (that is, skip 12.2.2 and afterwards) Chapter 13 - introductory material before 13.1 starts, 13.1, 13.2, and 13.5.1 "Command and Control" from Scientific American

  STUDY GUIDE FOR MIDTERM #1

  All lecture material through Monday, Oct. 22 Handout: Wine store system requirements Chapter 1 - all Chapter 2 - none Chapter 3 - all except for section 3.8 Chapter 6 - all except for sections 6.6 and 6.7 Chapter 9 - all except for subsection 9.3.3

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