OF BIRMINGHAM
| THE UNIVERSITY OF BIRMINGHAM | Computer Science |
SYLLABUS PAGE, 2003/04
Level 2
| Dr H Thielecke
| 10 credits in Sem2 |
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The School of Computer Science Module Description is a strict subset of this Syllabus Page. (The University module description has not yet been checked against the School's.)
No major changes during the current academic year.
2 July 2003: Most recent update.
| A large programming project using Java. Students work in teams of about five people. |
The aims of this module are to:
| On completion of this module, the student should be able to: | Assessed by: |
| Design and implement a larger software project than undertaken previously. | Report and demonstration |
| Document good software engineering practice. | Report |
| Work effectively in a team. | Report and demonstration |
Restrictions:
| None |
Prerequisites:
| ( 06-08744 Software Workshop 1 A and 06-08745 Software Workshop 1 B ) OR ( 06-08747 Software Workshop 1(A) A and 06-08750 Software Workshop 1(A) B ) |
Co-requisites:
| None |
Teaching methods:
| 18 hrs lectures/tutorials, 60 hrs practical sessions (mainly in the student's own time) |
Contact hours:
| 18 |
| Continuous assessment (100%). Normally students who fail can be reassessed only by repeating. Nevertheless, students with marginal failures may be permitted to do additional work instead of being required to repeat the module. |
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The continuous assessment consists of a report and a practical demonstration. |
| Title | Author(s) | Publisher, Date |
| Software Engineering (6th Edition) | Ian Sommerville | Addison-Wesley, 2000 |
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| Page maintained by: | Dr H Thielecke |
| Content last updated: | 2 July 2003 |
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