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Software engineering

ВБС 1.4

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2023/2024

5 Semester

6

The student should be familiar with fundamental approaches to software development, including an understanding of various development strategies. They should know specific methods used in creating algorithmic software. It is essential to possess knowledge of basic principles in architectural and object-oriented design and recognize their application in a development context. Being acquainted with cutting-edge technologies actively employed in the field of computer engineering and having an understanding of their application is also necessary. Emphasis is placed on considering real-world conditions when working with software products.

Full-time form

The discipline course 'Software Engineering' for students is an integral component of the professional training cycle at the educational qualification level of 'bachelor.' This course is founded on the following disciplines: English Language, Programming, Algorithms and Computational Methods, and Hardware and Software of Computer Systems".

Approaches and stages of software development, encompassing software for automated systems. Agile methodologies and a comprehensive analysis of development models such as cascade, spiral, incremental, and iterative. Key characteristics of the Scrum methodology and an examination of procedural, component-oriented, functional, and systemic programming, including the formulation and specification of requirements. Exploration of the interaction of software applications, client-server interaction, and version control systems. Study of information system design methodology, organization of project teams, and leadership strategies. Object-oriented analysis and specification construction. Methods for developing cross-platform software, leveraging the Java platform. Data transfer methods between systems, the utilization of JSON, and data management languages. Quality control and testing of software products, encompassing verification, validation, and test planning methods.

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Lectures, laboratory work, individual independent work

- The academic semester comprises two content modules: Content Module 1 (CM1) covers topics 1-15, while Content Module 2 (CM2) covers topics 16-33. The final assessment, through a written and oral exam, involves a test ticket with three questions, each scored on a scale of 0 to 20 points. The total exam score can range from 0 to 40 points. To pass the course, a student needs a minimum of 60 points. Learning outcomes 2 [skills] and 4 [autonomy and responsibility] must be at least 50% of the maximum level (15 and 5 points respectively). The passing grade for the exam is 24 points. Admission to the exam requires a minimum of 36 points for the semester and the successful completion of all laboratory activities.

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