1. Introduction to Software Engineering

2. Software Engineering
A definition: A technological and managerial discipline concerned with systematic production and maintenance of software products that are developed and modified on time and within cost estimates. In contrast to software for personal use, a software product has multiple developers, users, and maintainers. Most often the developers, users, and maintainers are distinct entities. - Fairley

3. Software Engineering
Software engineering is based on the following disciplines:
Computer science
Management science
Economics
Communications
Engineering approach to problem solving

4. Software Engineering Software life-cycle:
Phases in the development of a software product
Problem definition
Requirements analysis
Design (architecture)
Implementation/construction
Testing (system, integration, acceptance)
Maintenance (including future improvements)

5. Object-Oriented Software Engineering
Object-oriented technologies:
Object-oriented analysis (requirements)
Object-oriented design
Object-oriented programming (implementation/coding)

6. Object-Oriented Software Engineering
Software engineering methodology:
Systematic application of a set of technologies to analysis, design, and implementation
Object-oriented methodologies:
Object Modeling Techniques – OMT (Rumbaugh, et al.)
Rational Rose (Grady Booch)
Others
Unified Process – UP (Larman)