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Savitribai Phule Pune University, Maharashtra, Computer Engineering Semester 4, Software Engineering Syllabus
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Unit - 1 Introduction to Software Engineering and Software Process Models
1.1 Software Engineering Fundamentals Introduction to software engineering
1.2 The Nature of Software
1.3 Defining Software
1.4 Software Engineering Practice
1.5 Software Process
1.6 A Generic Process Model
1.7 Defining a Framework Activity
1.8 Identifying a Task Set
1.9 Process Patterns
1.10 Process Assessment and Improvement
1.11 Prescriptive Process Models
1.12 The Waterfall Model
1.13 Incremental Process Models
1.14 Evolutionary Process Models
1.15 Concurrent Models
1.16 A Final Word on Evolutionary Processes
1.17 Unified Process
1.18 Agile software development
Unit - 2 Software Requirements Engineering and Analysis
2.1 Modelling Requirement Engineering
2.2 Establishing the Groundwork
2.3 Identifying Stakeholders
2.4 Recognizing Multiple Viewpoints
2.5 Working toward Collaboration
2.6 Asking the First Questions
2.7 Eliciting Requirements
2.8 Collaborative Requirements Gathering
2.9 Usage Scenarios
2.10 Elicitation Work Products
2.11 Developing Use Cases
2.12 Building the Requirements Model
2.13 Elements of the Requirements Model
2.14 Negotiating Requirements
2.15 Validating Requirements
Unit - 3 Estimation and Scheduling
3.1 Project Planning Process
3.2 Defining Software Scope and Checking Feasibility
3.3 Resources management
3.4 Reusable Software Resources
3.5 Environmental Resources
3.6 Software Project Estimation
3.7 Decomposition Techniques
3.8 LOC Based Estimation
3.9 FP Based Estimation
3.10 Object Point OP based estimation
3.11 Estimation with Use Cases
3.12 UseCase – Based Estimation
3.13 Reconciling Estimates
3.14 Empirical Estimation Models
3.15 The Structure of Estimation Models
3.16 The COCOMO II Mode
3.17 Preparing Requirement Traceability Matrix
BiDirectional Traceability
3.18 Project Scheduling
3.19 Defining a Task for the Software Project
3.20 Scheduling
Unit - 4 Design Engineering
4.1 Design within the Context of Software Engineering
4.2 The Design Process
4.3 Software Quality Guidelines and Attributes
4.4 Design Concepts
4.5 Design Model
4.6 Data Design Elements
4.7 Architectural Design Elements
4.8 Interface Design Elements
4.9 ComponentLevel Design Elements
4.10 Component Level Design for WebApps
4.11 DeploymentLevel Design Elements
4.12 Software Architecture
4.13 Architectural Styles
4.14 A brief Taxonomy of Architectural Styles
Unit - 5 Risks and Configuration Management
5.1 Risk Management
5.2 Software Risks
5.3 Risk Identification
5.4 Risk Projection
5.5 Risk Refinement
5.6 Risk Mitigation Monitoring and Management
5.7 The RMMM Plan
5.8 Software Configuration Management
5.9 The SCM Repository
5.10 The SCM Process
5.11 Configuration Management for any suitable software system
Unit - 6 Software Testing
6.1 A Strategic Approach to Software Testing
6.2 Verification and Validation
6.3 Organizing for Software Testing
6.4 Software Testing Strategy The Big Picture
6.5 Criteria for Completion of Testing
6.6 Strategic Issues
6.7 Test Strategies for Conventional Software
6.8 Test Strategies for ObjectOriented Software
6.9 Test Strategies for WebApps
6.10 Validation Testing
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