Both of these are similar in terms of how classes are conducted, the main difference being the scope of specific work. Problems are smaller scale, limited in scope to one basic capability, whereas projects allow for you to integrate what you have learned from several problem solutions into a functioning system. Each individual will additionally be assessed via short quizzes as described above. Research in learning has demonstrated conclusively that students who actively learn through the P 2 -BL approach learn more deeply and retain their understanding longer.
It also exercises your critical thinking skills. If you have any questions about this method of education please feel free to talk to me about it. The syllabus page shows a table-oriented view of the course schedule, and the basics of course grading. You can add any other comments, notes, or thoughts you have about the course structure, course policies or anything else. Course Syllabus. Jump to Today. Utilize modern software engineering tools during the implementation of a medium complexity system.
Correctly employ programming language features by reading and interpreting the associated published API documentation. Instantiate and apply the system interfaces for level 1 subsystems and their subsystems. Select data abstractions, structures, and implementations that a developer would use in solving larger problems and defend the appropriateness of these choices.
Student Learning Objectives The following is a list of specific learning objectives set for this course. Write and validate client requirements incorporating standard forms of representation for projects. Develop the ability to analyze complex systems to achieve the above. Construct and verify a design based on client requirements composed of multiple computational units, represented with standard forms.
Code and test a subset of client requirements consistent with a design. Participate effectively in a team to carry out the above tasks using appropriate tools for facilitating teamwork.
Learning Outcomes Learning outcomes are the capabilities that you will acquire here and take with you into the workplace. The ones that we will focus on in this class are: a an ability to apply knowledge of computing and mathematics appropriate to the discipline; b an ability to analyze a problem, identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solution; c an ability to design, implement and evaluate a computer-based system, process, component, or program to meet desired needs; d an ability to function effectively on teams to accomplish a common goal; e an ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences; f an ability to use current techniques, skills, and tools necessary for computing practice.
Multi testing Strategy: Do not depend on a single testing approach. When you have a lot of testing approaches available use them. Measure Change Impact: The changes for making the correction of an error sometimes re introduces more errors keep the measure of impact of change on project.
Reset the new change to change check the compatibility of this fix with whole project. Manage Good Relations: In the working environment managing good relations with other teams involved in the project development is mandatory. Bad relation of sqa team with programmers team will impact directly and badly on project. High quality application saves time and cost. SQA is beneficial for better reliability. SQA is beneficial in the condition of no maintenance for a long time.
High quality commercial software increase market share of company. Improving the process of creating software.
Improves the quality of the software. Disadvantage of SQA: There are a number of disadvantages of quality assurance.
Audit types - Define and distinguish between various audit types, including process, compliance, supplier, and system. Audit roles and responsibilities - Identify roles and responsibilities for audit participants including client, lead auditor, audit team members, and auditee. Audit process - Define and describe the steps in conducting an audit, developing and delivering an audit report, and determining appropriate follow-up activities.
Waterfall software development life cycle - Apply the waterfall life cycle and related process models, and identify their benefits and when they are used. Agile software development life cycle - Apply the agile life cycle and related process models, and identify their benefits and when they are used. Product requirements - Define and describe various types of product requirements, including system, feature, function, interface, integration, performance, globalization, and localization.
Quality requirements - Define and describe various types of quality requirements, including reliability and usability. Compliance requirements - Define and describe various types of regulatory and safety requirements. Security requirements - Define and describe various types of security requirements including data security, information security, cybersecurity, and data privacy. Requirements elicitation methods - Describe and use various requirements elicitation methods, including customer needs analysis, use cases, human factors studies, usability prototypes, joint application development JAD , storyboards, etc.
Requirements evaluation - Assess the completeness, consistency, correctness, and testability of requirements, and determine their priority. Requirements change management - Assess the impact that changes to requirements will have on software development processes for all types of life-cycle models. Bidirectional traceability - Use various tools and techniques to ensure bidirectional traceability from requirements elicitation and analysis through design and testing.
Design methods - Identify the steps used in software design and their functions, and define and distinguish between software design methods. Quality attributes and design - Analyze the impact that quality-related elements safety, security, reliability, usability, reusability, maintainability can have on software design.
Software reuse - Define and distinguish between software reuse, reengineering, and reverse engineering, and describe the impact these practices can have on software quality. Software development tools - Analyze and select the appropriate development tools for modeling, code analysis, requirements management, and documentation.
Maintenance types - Describe the characteristics of corrective, adaptive, perfective, and preventive maintenance types. Maintenance strategy - Describe various factors affecting the strategy for software maintenance, including service-level agreements SLAs , short- and long-term costs, maintenance releases, and product discontinuance, and their impact on software quality. Customer feedback management - Describe the importance of customer feedback management including quality of product support and post-delivery issues analysis and resolution.
Project planning - Use forecasts, resources, schedules, task and cost estimates, etc. Project deployment - Use various tools, including milestones, objectives achieved, and task duration to set goals and deploy the project.
Tracking methods - Calculate project-related costs, including earned value, deliverables, productivity, etc. Project reviews - Use various types of project reviews such as phase-end, management, and retrospectives or post-project reviews to assess project performance and status, to review issues and risks, and to discover and capture lessons learned from the project. Program reviews - Define and describe various methods for reviewing and assessing programs in terms of their performance, technical accomplishments, resource utilization, etc.
Risk management methods - Use risk management techniques e. Software security risks - Evaluate risks specific to software security, including deliberate attacks hacking, sabotage, etc. Plan appropriate responses to minimize their impact. Safety and hazard analysis - Evaluate safety risks and hazards related to software development and implementation and determine appropriate steps to minimize their impact. Terminology - Define and describe metric and measurement terms such as reliability, internal and external validity, explicit and derived measures, and variation.
Software product metrics - Choose appropriate metrics to assess various software attributes e. Software process metrics - Measure the effectiveness and efficiency of software processes e. Data integrity - Describe the importance of data integrity from planning through collection and analysis and apply various techniques to ensure data quality, accuracy, completeness, and timeliness.
Metric reporting tools - Using various metric representation tools, including dashboards, stoplight charts, etc. Classic quality tools - Describe the appropriate use of classic quality tools e. Problem-solving tools - Describe the appropriate use of problem solving tools e. Software product evaluation - Use various evaluation methods on documentation, source code, etc. Test strategies - Select and analyze test strategies e. Test plans - Develop and evaluate test plans and procedures, including system, acceptance, validation, etc.
Test designs - Select and evaluate various test designs, including fault insertion, fault-error handling, equivalence class partitioning, and boundary value.
Software tests - Identify and use various tests, including unit, functional, performance, integration, regression, usability, acceptance, certification, environmental load, stress, worst-case, perfective, exploratory, and system. Tests of external products - Determine appropriate levels of testing for integrating supplier, third-party, and subcontractor components and products. Test coverage specifications - Evaluate the adequacy of test specifications such as functions, states, data and time domains, interfaces, security, and configurations that include internationalization and platform variances.
Code coverage techniques - Use and identify various tools and techniques to facilitate code coverage analysis techniques such as branch coverage, condition, domain, and boundary. Test environments - Select and use simulations, test libraries, drivers, stubs, harnesses, etc. Test tools - Identify and use test utilities, diagnostics, automation, and test management tools. Test data management - Ensure the integrity and security of test data through the use of configuration controls.
Configuration management team - Describe the roles and responsibilities of a configuration management group. Configuration management tools - Describe configuration management tools as they are used for managing libraries, build systems, and defect tracking systems.
Configuration items - Describe software configuration items baselines, documentation, software code, equipment and identification methods naming conventions, versioning schemes. Software builds and baselines - Describe the relationship between software builds and baselines, and describe methods for controlling builds and baselines automation, new versions. Item change and version control - Describe processes for documentation control, item change tracking, version control that are used to manage various configurations, and describe processes used to manage configuration item dependencies in software builds and versioning.
Concurrent development - Describe the use of configuration management control principles in concurrent development processes. Status accounting - Discuss various processes for establishing, maintaining, and reporting the status of configuration items, such as baselines, builds, and tools. Product release - Assess the effectiveness of product release processes planning, scheduling, defining hardware and software dependencies.
Customer deliverables - Assess the completeness of customer deliverables including packaged and hosted or downloadable products, license keys and user documentation, and marketing and training materials. Archival processes - Assess the effectiveness of source and release archival processes backup planning and scheduling, data retrieval, archival of build environments, retention of historical records, offsite storage. Live Testimonials. Skip to main content Skip to search. Login links. Primary menu.
Secondary menu. General Knowledge 16 questions A. Benefits of Software Quality Engineering Within the Organization - Describe the benefits that software quality engineering can have at the organizational level. Understand B. Ethical and Legal Compliance 1. Evaluate 2. Understand C. Understand D.
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