This repository contains all the necessary materials for the CSCI 4210: Introduction to Software Engineering course at the University of New Orleans. Below is an overview of the repository structure and the contents of each folder.
| Folder | Description |
|---|---|
| Capstone/ | Contains documents related to the Capstone project for the course. Currently includes 4210_Capstone_Cycle_0.pdf: Details the Cycle 0 requirements analysis and roadmapping for the Capstone project. |
| Student-Workshops/ | Contains two documents: 1. Tech Workshops Development Instructions - A guide with instructions and a rubric for developing and delivering a tech workshop as part of Project 1. 2. Workshop Certification Series Instructions - A guide with instructions and a rubric for completing the tech workshops delivered by peers as part of Project 2. |
| Lectures/ | Contains PDF slides from the lectures presented throughout the course: MSE-Chapter-01.pdf, MSE-Chapter-02.pdf, MSE-Chapter-03.pdf. |
| Syllabus/ | Contains the syllabus for the course, including the course objectives, expected outcomes, grading policies, and learning objectives. View the Syllabus here. |
- Instructor: Dr. Ted Holmberg
This course provides an introduction to software engineering with an emphasis on teamwork, communication, and the practical application of software development processes. Students will develop both technical and soft skills critical to becoming a software engineer.
By the end of this course, students are expected to:
- Deliver a complete software project using agile methodologies.
- Present technical solutions clearly and effectively.
- Manage version control systems for collaborative software development.
- Apply software engineering principles such as design patterns and refactoring to real-world projects.
- Capstone Project: Refer to the
Capstone/folder for the final project details. Collaborate with your team and submit your deliverables accordingly. - Student Workshops: Check the
Student-Workshops/folder for instructions on both developing and completing tech workshops. - Lectures: Use the lecture slides in the
Lectures/folder to review key concepts and prepare for discussions and assignments. - Syllabus: Ensure you read the syllabus in the
Syllabus/folder for a full understanding of course objectives, grading, and expectations.
Good luck and enjoy learning software engineering!