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Note for Software Engineering - SE By DEBABRATA DANSANA

  • Software Engineering - SE
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  • Biju Patnaik University of Technology Rourkela Odisha - BPUT
  • Computer Science Engineering
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Introduction 3 Software Crisis 5 Software Engineering Activities skill and Development 8 Software Development Process Model 12 Software Development Life cycle Model 13 Software Process Model 18 Waterfall Model 19 Prototype Model 24 RAD Model 26 Spiral Model 28 Agile Model 32 Software Requirement Specification(SRS) 39 IEEE 830 standard SRS 42 Software Design 47 MODULE-2, Structured Analysis and Design 48 Design Process 52 Coupling 54 Cohesion 56 Software Design Method 60 Object Oriented Design Method 65 Data Flow Diagram(DFD) 66 User Interface Design 69 Graphic User Interface(GUI) 70 MODULE-3 , CODING & TESTING 76 Coding Convention 77 Program Robustness 78 Software Testing 81 Integration Testing 85 Regression Testing 88 Black Box Testing 91 White Box Testing 92 Mutation testing 93 Cyclomatic Complexity Measure 97 MODULE 4- SOFTWARE RELIABILITY AND SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE 99 Basic concept of S/w Realibility 100 S/w Reliability Specification 101 Software Maintainance 105 Categories of S/w Maintainance 106 Software Re-engineering 108 Software Reverse Engineering 109 Software Reuse 110 Capability Maturity Model(SEI-CMM) 117 Emerging Topics- Client Server Architecture 123 Service Oriented Architecture(SOA) 126 Software as a Service(SaaS) 127
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