Software Engineering II

Instructor: Prof. Bernd Brügge

Time & Location

• Lecture: Tuesdays  12:15  - 13:45, MI HS2
• Exercises: Wednesdays  12:15  - 13:45, MI 00.08.038
• Office hours by appointment
• First lecture: Wednesday, April 19, 2005

Credits

• Area: Informatics I
• Hours per week: 2 Lecture + 2 Exercises
• ECTS Credits: 5

Exam & Exercises

• Students who need a Schein for this lecture will take a written exam at the end of the semester. The exam will be open book.
• Students taking the exam need to attend and submit exercises. Exercises are given out during the Wednesday session and should be submitted via email to bruegge@in.tum.de before the next exercise session.

Schedule and Slides

Date	Slides (in pps format)	Content	Exercise	Examples
April 19	Introduction and Basic Concepts	SPMP, IEEE 1058	SPMP Exercise	JEWEL_spmp.pdf spmp_template.rtf Submit your SPMP by April 27, 12:00
April 26	Configuration and Build Management	Dealing with change, SCMP, IEEE 1042	Configuration Management Exercise (Timo Wolf)	Submit your SCMP by May 4, 12:00
May 3	Work Breakdown Structures	Decomposition of work	Work Breakdown Exercise (Johannes Bross)
May 10	Project Estimation (Guest Lecture: Wolfgang Behr, Accenture)	Software economics, metrics	Estimation Exercise (Markus Popp)
May 17	No Lecture (Pfingstferien)
May 24	Project Organization	Organization forms, team-based projects	Organization Exercise (Rene Ludwig)

May 31	Scheduling	Project duration, critical path analysis	Scheduling Exercise
June 7	Software Lifecycle–Models	Lifecycle models, IEEE 1074	CASE Tool Exercise
June 14	No Lecture
June 21	Software Lifecyle–Unified Process	An industrial software process
June 28	Methodologies–Agile Methodologies	XP, Royce, Scrum	Scrum Exercise
July 5	Rationale Management	Acquiring and externalizing knowledge, dealing with conflicts and resolutions	No Exercises
July 12	Developing Winning Proposals	Guest lecture by Frank Mang, Accenture	No Exercises
July 19	Exam

Intended Audience

• Informatik Diplom (Schwerpunkt Praktische Informatik) (from 5th semester)
• Maschinenwesen Modul Elektronik und Informatik (from 5th semester)
• Maschinenwesen Modul Informationstechnik (from 5th semester)

Prerequisites

• Software Engineering I

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

Recommended readings

• Kemerer Software Project Management: Readings and Cases MacGraw Hill, 1997
• Royce Software Project Management: A Unified Framework Addison Wesley, 1998

We will cover the following standards, published in IEEE Standards Collection Software Engineering

• IEEE Std 1058: Software Project Management Plan (SPMP)
• IEEE Std 828: Software Configuration Management
• IEEE Std 1042: Guide to Configuration Management Plan (SCMP)
• IEEE Std 1074: Software Lifecycle Management
• IEEE Std 1074.1: Guide to IEEE 1074

Additional references are mentioned at the end of each lecture

Notes

• This lecture is conducted in English