1. 1 Welcome to IT 323 Software Engineering II 2 nd Semester, 2012/2013

2. 2 Overview Course: IT323 – Software Engineering II Blog: http://it323.wordpress.com Instructor: ◦Instructor : Dr. Sahar Bayoumi ◦Office: Building 20, level2, office 79 ◦O.H.: TBA. In the blog ◦Instructor: L. Nourah AL-Rossais ◦Office: Building 20, level2 ◦O.H.: TBA. In the blog ◦Instructor: L. Arwa AL-Edaily ◦Office: Building 20, basement, office B6 ◦O.H.: TBA. In the blog

3. 3 Textbook “Software Engineering”, Ian Sommerville, 9 th edition, Addison-Wesley. “Modern System Analysis and Design”, Jeffrey A. Hoffer, Joey F. George, Joseph S. Valacich. Fourth edition.

4. Course Objectives Identify architecture design, user interface design and software evolution process. Ability to apply major techniques in rapid software development including: software reuse, CBSE and extreme programming. Ability to conduct integration systems / understand integration issues in SE. Ability to describe configuration management and quality management. Ability to work effectively in group to complete software engineering task. Ability to communicate effectively with audience. Ability to use computing skills related to testing strategies and product metrics. 4

5. Course topics Architecture Design Interface Design Software Development ◦Software Reuse ◦Rapid software development ◦Extreme programming ◦Component-based software engineering Software testing & integration Software evolution and maintenance Software quality management System configuration 5

6. 6 Grading scheme SubjectPoints 2 Midterms30% Quiz5% Group Project20% Class Activities & Assignments5% Final Exam40% Total100%

7. 7 Exams Calendar ExamDate Quiz Wednesday, 27-Feb-2013 Midterm1 Wednesday, 20-Mar-2013 Midterm2 Wednesday, 1-May-2013 Final Wednesday, 29-May-2013

8. 8 Policy Mobiles should be turned off/silent during lectures and tutorials You MUST attend with your original section. No makeup exams. Exceptions will be considered with evidence and the approval of the exam committee All assignments and project phases will be given with a strict deadline, and students are required to submit their assignments on or before the deadline. Academic dishonesty (plagiarism) is strictly prohibited, and both parties will be penalized. Attendance will be taken.