Introduction to Software Engineering

Professor: Prof. Bernd Brügge, Ph.D., Teaching assistants: Jonas Helming, Maximilian Kögel

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General Information

• Information on credits and intended audience can be found in the description of the modul IN0006, this course is based on.

• Prerequisites are listed in the modul catalogue.

• Time and location of the course can be found in the university calendar. You can also find the date and time of the first lecture here.

• There are exercise sessions in small groups:
  • Information on the exercise is publish on the Exercise Portal
  • The exercise material can be downloaded from the exercise portal.
  • Important: For the exercise registration a certificate is necessary. Instructions on how to obtain a certificate are published here.

Exams and Grading Criteria

• Mid-term exam:
  • Date, Time and Location: 2nd June 2007, 13:00-14:30, MW 0001
  • Mid term exam is optional, participation is not mandatory
  • Mid term exam grade does not count for the final grade
  • Mid term results:
    • If you agreed to online publication your results can be downloaded here
    • Otherwise the printed results are in the glass box in front of Prof. Bruegge's Office

• Final exam:
  • Final Results:
    • Results can be downloaded here (only if you agreed to online publication)
    • If you did not agree to online publication, your grade can NOT be send to you by email
    • All results available in glass box in front of Prof. Bruegge´s office
    • Review: Results have already been submitted
  • Date, Time and Location: 21st July 2007, 13:00-15:00, MW0001 and MW2001:
  • Successful participation in the exercise is an admission requirement for the final exam, for participation criteria see exercise portal

• Repeat exam:
  • Results can be downloaded here (only if you agreed to online publication)
    • If you did not agree to online publication, your grade can NOT be send to you by email
    • All results available in glass box in front of Prof. Bruegge´s office
    • Review: 16st November in 01.07.41 10:00-12:00, registration required: helming at in.tum.de
  • The repeat exam will be a written exam
  • Date, Time and Location: October 11th 2007, 9:30 - 12:00, MW 2001
  • Registration: CLOSED (Registration deadline was August 22nd, 2007)
  • Admission: Successful participation in the exercise is an admission requirement for the repeat exam, for participation criteria see exercise portal
    • In case you already have successfully participated in the exercises during the semester you are admitted for the repeat exam
    • In case you did not successfully participate in the exercises during the semester you need repeat the them:
      • Registration for repeating the admission requirements: CLOSED (Registration deadline was August 10th, 2007)

• Grading:
  • The mid term grade does not count for the final grade
  • If your participation in the exercises is excellent, we will give you a bonus of 1/3 on the final grade (For example, if your final grade is 2.3 you can improve it to 2.0)
    • The bonus cannot be granted if your grade is 4.3 or worse.
    • Information on the participation is available on the exercise portal.
  • Your final grade is your final exam grade possibly improved by a bonus for your exercise participation
  • You pass the course if your final grade is 4.0 or better

Lecture schedule

Week	Date	Subject	Date	Subject
1	April 17	Introduction	April 18	Introduction to the UML notation
2	April 24	Advanced concepts in UML	April 25	Requirements Elicitation
3	May 1	No Lecture (Holiday)	May 2	System Modeling I
4	May 8	System Modeling II	May 9	Design Patterns I (Introduction)
5	May 15	Reverse Engineering Challenge	May 16	Design Patterns II
6	May 22	Design Patterns II (continued)	May 23	Object Design: Reuse
7	May 29	No Lecture (Holidays, Pfingsten)	May 30	System Design
8	June 05	System Design (continued)	June 06	Adressing Design Goals
9	June 12	Testing I	June 13	Testing II
10	June 19	Object Design: Interface Specification	June 20	Mapping models to code
11	June 26	Invited Talk: Change-Management	June 27	Lifecycle Models
12	July 3	Lifecycle Models (continued)	July 4	Project Management: Part 1
13	July 10	Project Management: Part 2	July 11	Methodologies
14	July 17	Presentation of a Large Complex Project	July 18	Methodologies: Extreme Programming and Scrum

Professor

Prof. Bernd Brügge, Ph.D.

Teaching assistants

Jonas Helming

Maximilian Kögel

Literature

	Bernd Bruegge, Allen H. Dutoit Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Using UML, Patterns and Java, 2nd Edition Publisher: Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ, 2003; ISBN: 0-13-047110-0
	Bernd Bruegge, Allen H. Dutoit Objektorientierte Softwaretechnik mit UML, Entwurfsmustern und Java Herausgeber: Prentice Hall, München, 2004; ISBN: 3-8273-7082-5