CS 501  Software Engineering  Fall 2000 Slides

Lecture 1, Introduction to Software Engineering.

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Lecture 2, The Software Process

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Lecture 3, Feasibility Studies and Requirements Definition

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Lecture 4, Management I: Project Management

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Lecture 5, Documentation and Requirements Analysis

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Lecture 6, Requirements Analysis and Specification

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Lecture 7, Management II: Business and Legal Aspects of Software Engineering

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Lecture 8, Source Code Management

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Lecture 9

Cancelled

Lecture 10, Formal Specification

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Lecture 11, Object-Oriented Design I

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Lecture 12, Object-Oriented Design II

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Lecture 13, Object-Oriented Design III

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Lecture 14, System Architecture I: Data Intensive Systems

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Lecture 15, System Architecture II: Distributed and Real Time Systems

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Lecture 16, System Architecture III: Distributed Objects

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Lecture 17, Design for Usability I

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Lecture 18, Design for Usability II

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Lecture 19, Performance of Computer Systems

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Lecture 20, Coding Standards

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Lecture 20 (Second Half), Tools for Debugging I

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Lecture 21, Dependable Systems I: Reliability

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Lecture 22, Dependable Systems II: Validation and Verification

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Lecture 23, Tools for Debugging II

(For slides, see Lecture 20)

Lecture 24, Legal Issues

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Lecture 25, Management III: Managing People

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Lecture 26, Risks in Software Engineering

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Lecture 27, Software Engineering as Engineering

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William Y. Arms
(wya@cs.cornell.edu)
Last changed: November 30, 2000