W	Lec	Topics	Lab	Project Development	Supplementary Notes
0	Lec 0 Prj 0	Registration Week: Course Overview Project Constraints (Pseudo Requirements)
1 05/10	Lec 1	Intro to SaaS and Agile Development What is Software Engineering?, Software as a Service, Service Oriented Architecture, Cloud Computing, Beautiful vs. Legacy Code, Software Quality Assurance: Testing, Productivity: Conciseness, Synthesis, Reuse, and Tools.			Project Proposal Page Senior Design Project I Report Template (READ) READ Samples READ Samples 2
2 12/10	Lec 2	Software Development Processes: Plan and Document Processes vs Agile Processes Requirements Execution and Project Results, How to Improve Project Results: Adding Process, Plan and Document Processes, How to Evaluate Organizations’ Software Development Processes, Agile Processes, How to Combine Plan and Document and Agile Processes		- Introduction to Lab - Course Project and Senior Design Project - Forming project teams - Finding a real customer and a real problem - Start to prepare a project proposal	Scrum in Under 10 Minutes Certified Scrum Training Scrum at Microsoft Microsoft Solutions Framework (Wikipedia) MSF home page MS Templates and Tools for Scrum
3 19/10	Lec 3	Project Management Project Management Concepts, Project Organization Concepts, Project Communication Concepts, It Takes a Team: Size and Scrum, Pair Programming, Agile Design and Code Reviews? Version Control for the 2-Pizza Team: Merge Conflicts, Effective Branching, Fixing Bugs: The 5 R’s		- Choosing a project management methodology - Scrum and Microsoft Solutions Framework Model - Project proposal submissions	Agile Software Development Getting Started Pivotal Tracker, story-based project planning tool Intro to Pivotal Tracker The Pivotal Experience: Extreme Programming, Test Driven Development Software Estimation in Depth - Steve McConnell
4 26/10	Lec 4	Requirements Engineering: Fundamentals Requirements Engineering Defined, Requirements Development and Management, Business Analyst, Principles of Requirements Engineering, Classifying Requirements, Playing by the Rules, Shared Understanding, Requirements Prioritization, Requirements Challenges		- Understanding: functional requirements - Non-functional requirements - Constraints-pseudo requirements - MoSCoW classification for requirements - Decision to choose a programming environment for the course project
5 02/10	Lec 5	Requirements Elicitation and Analysis Requirements Elicitation and Analysis Concepts, Requirement Elicitation using Scenarios, Functional Modeling: Requirement Elicitation using Use Cases, Requirement Elicitation using User Stories, Model-Based Requirements Specification, Documenting Requirements, Validating Requirements Requirements Engineering Processes		- How to write a meaningful functional req. - System-context diagrams - Use Case modeling and User Stories - Entity-Relationship models - Class models - Dynamic models (Sequence and Activity) - User Interfaces (Mockups)	UML Lecture Notes (160 pages) Requirements Analysis (Additional Notes) IEEE IEEE Std 830-1998 - Software Requirements Specifications (SRS) Steve Jobs' brainstorming meetings with the NeXT team (1985), Lessons-1, Lessons-2
6 09/11	Lec 6	Requirements: BDD and User Stories Introduction to Behavior-Driven Design and User Stories, SMART User Stories, Points, Velocity, and Pivotal Tracker, Agile Cost Estimation, Introducing Cucumber and Capybara, Running Cucumber and Capybara, Lo-Fi UI Sketches and Storyboards, Enhancing Rotten Potatoes Again, Explicit vs. Implicit and Imperative vs. Declarative Scenarios, Plan-And-Document Perspective		- How to write User Stories in Agile Development - Cucumber and Capybara - Enhancing Rotten Potatoes Example Iter 0-1: Meet w/customer, User stories on Tracker	Cucumber Part 1 and Part 2 BDD with Rails
7 16/11		Midterm Exam
8 23/11	Lec 7.1   Lec 7.2   Lec 7.3	System Design: An Overview of Design Patterns Patterns and Frameworks, Introduction to GoF Design Patterns, A Behavioral Pattern: Observer, An Architectural Pattern: Model View Controller (MVC) System Design: Subsystem Decomposition System Design Concepts, Decomposing the System, Software Architectural Styles, Layered Architectural Style, Client/Server, Peer-to-Peer, Three-tier and Four-tier Architectures, Repository, Pipes and Filters, Model View Controller, Presentation-Control-Mediator-Entity-Foundation (PCMEF) System Design: Design Issues and Documentation System Design: Overview Concurrency Hardware/Software Mapping Persistent Data Management Global Resource Handling and Access Control Software Control Boundary Conditions Documenting System Design: SDD		Iter 0-2: Lo-fi mockup & storyboard & Initial stories on Tracker	Observer and MVC Examples PCMEF Examples (EMS)   System Design Implementation Document SDD Samples
9 30/11	Lec 8 Exp	The Architecture of SaaS Applications The Web as a Client-Server System: TCP/IP Intro, Representation: HTML and CSS, 3-Tier (Shared-Nothing) Architecture and Scaling, Model-View-Controller Architecture, Active Record for Models, Controllers, Routes, and RESTfulness, Templete Views	Lec RR1 Lec RR2 Lec RR3 Lec RR4	SaaS Framework: Intro to Ruby SaaS Framework: Intro to Rails SaaS Framework: Advanced RailsSaaS Client Framework: JavaScript Iter 1 (deploy + new stories)	Ruby for beginners: tryruby.org   codecademy.com Getting Started with Rails Rubby on Rails Tutorial, by M. Hartl, also teaches tools such as Git, GitHub, RSpec, and explains how to deploy programs to Heroku. HTML, CSS, etc.: W3 Schools   codecademy.com   codeavengers
10 07/12	Lec 9	Design Patterns for SaaS Classes Patterns, Antipatterns, and SOLID Class Architecture, Just Enough UML, Single Responsibility Principle, Open/Closed Principle, Liskov Substitution Principle, Dependency Injection Principle, Demeter Principle, The Plan-And-Document Perspective on Design Patterns		Iteration 1 Demonstration and Evaluation	Cucumber/RSpec Cycle Part 1 / Part 2
11 14/12	Lec 10	Testing: Test-Driven Development Intro to Rspec and Unit Tests, FIRST, TDD, and Red-Green-Refactor, Seams and Doubles, Expectations, Mocks, Stubs, Setup		Iter 2 (deploy + new stories)
12 21/12		Testing: Test-Driven Development Fixtures and Factories, TDD for the Model and Stubbing the Internet, Coverage, Unit vs. Integration Tests, Other Testing Concepts; Testing vs. Debugging, Plan-And-Document Perspective on Software Testing		Iteration 2 Demonstration and Evaluation
13 28/12	Lec 11	Maintenance: Legacy, Refactoring, and Agile Method-Level Refactoring, The Plan-And-Document Perspective, Reflections, Fallacies, Pitfalls, What Makes Code “Legacy” and How Can Agile Help? Exploring a Legacy Codebase, Establishing Ground Truth With Characterization Tests, Metrics, Code Smells, and SOFA		Iter 3 (deploy + new stories)
14 04/01	Lec 12	Performance, Releases, Reliability, and Security From Development to Deployment, Quantifying Availability and Responsiveness, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment, Upgrades and Feature Flags, Monitoring, Caching: Improving Rendering Time and Database Performance, Avoiding Abusive Queries, Security: Defending Customer Data in Your App, Fallacies and Pitfalls and Concluding Remarks		Iteration 3 Final Demonstration and Evaluation