CS/SE 3354

Software Engineering

Instructor: Kendra Cooper

Office: EC South 3.206
Phone: 972 883 4216
e-mail: kcooper@utdallas.edu
Office Hours: Monday 2-4 pm

TA: TBD

e-mail:
office hours:

Course Software Engineering (3 semester hours) Introduction to software life

Description cycle models. Software requirements engineering, formal
(from the specification and validation. Techniques for software design and
catalog): testing. Cost estimation models. Issues in software quality assurance
and software maintenance.

Prerequisite: CS 2336 or CS 3333, and CS 2305. (Same as CS 3354) (3-0)

Required Text Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Using UML, Patterns,

Book: and Java
2nd Edition
Bruegge and Dutoit
Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, NJ, September 25, 2003

Course Work & Preparation test (individual)

Evaluation: 10 Graded Assignments (group)
final exam (individual)

Course Web Site: www.utdallas.edu/~kcooper (not webct)

Course Grading: The final grade is calculated as follows:

10% Preparation test

50% Homework
40% Final

Incomplete The UTD undergraduate catalog contains the requirements and process to
status: apply for a grade of incomplete. Some valid reasons for an incomplete
include:
• Missing the final exam due to illness or death in the family
• Missing the final exam due to a job or school related business trip

Please note these cases MUST be verified in writing.

Add/Drop: The UTD undergraduate catalog contains the registration deadlines

for adding and dropping courses. Each student is responsible for
 following UTD’s registration policy and schedule.

Exam Dates: Preparation Exam Monday January 24, in class

Final Exam As scheduled by The University in the final
exam week

Attendance: Attendance is expected. In the event of missing a lecture, the student is

responsible for promptly obtaining any handouts, announcements,
assignments, reading material, etc. covered in the lecture.

Required Reading: Required reading will be assigned from the text.

Additional Students are required to work in groups with 2-4 members for the
Notes: homework assignments. Submissions by individuals will not be accepted.

The preparation exam and the final exam are written individually.

If you have a problem with your software engineering NT account, then

please send an e-mail to cs-tech@utdallas.edu

If you send me an e-mail, then please include “UTD” in the subject of the e-
mail.

Student Conduct and Discipline

The UTD undergraduate catalog contains the expectations for student conduct and discipline.
Students suspected of academic dishonesty (cheating, plagiarism, collusion and/or falsifying
academic records) are subject to disciplinary proceedings.

The policy is available at: http://www.utdallas.edu/student/slife/dishonesty.html

Do not copy material (from books, websites, other students, etc.)

Do not give your work to other students (not even "just to look at")

The scholastic dishonesty policy is rigorously enforced.