À propos de ce cours : Software is quickly becoming integral part of human life as we see more and more automation and technical advancements. Just like we expect car to work all the time and can't afford to break or reboot unexpectedly, software industry needs to continue to learn better way to build software if it were to become integral part of human life. In this course, you will get an overview of how software teams work? What processes they use? What are some of the industry standard methodologies? What are pros and cons of each? You will learn enough to have meaningful conversation around software development processes. After completing this course, a learner will be able to 1) Apply core software engineering practices at conceptual level for a given problem. 2) Compare and contrast traditional, agile, and lean development methodologies at high level. These include Waterfall, Rational Unified Process, V model, Incremental, Spiral models and overview of agile mindset 3) Propose a methodology best suited for a given situation
Les destinataires de ce cours : It is designed for individuals who are new to software engineering world or have been developing software but wants to gain academic context on why we develop the way we develop software.
Enseigné par : Praveen Mittal, Adjunct Professor
College of Science and EngineeringEnseigné par : Kevin Wendt, Teaching Specialist
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
| Informations de base | Cours 1 de 4 dans Software Development Lifecycle Specialization |
| Niveau | Débutant |
| Engagement | 4 weeks of study, 3-4 hours a week |
| Langue | Anglais |
| Comment réussir | Réussissez tous les devoirs notés pour terminer le cours. |
| Notes des utilisateurs |
- Reading: Welcome to the course
- Vidéo: Motivation and Course Intro
- Vidéo: What software development Looks Like?
- Practice Quiz: What software development Looks Like?
- Vidéo: Why do we need requirements?
- Practice Quiz: Why do we need requirements?
- Vidéo: Requirements vs Specification
- Practice Quiz: Requirements vs Specification
- Vidéo: Non-functional Requirements
- Practice Quiz: Non-functional Requirements
- Vidéo: WRSPM
- Practice Quiz: WRSPM Quiz
- Vidéo: WRSPM Model: Real-world Example
- Vidéo: Software Architecture: Definition
- Practice Quiz: Software Architecture: Definition
- Vidéo: Software Architecture: Models
- Practice Quiz: Software Architecture Models
- Vidéo: Software Architecture: Process
- Practice Quiz: Software Architecture: Process
- Practice Quiz: Software Design: Introduction
- Vidéo: Software Design: Modularity
- Practice Quiz: Software Design: Modularity
- Vidéo: Software Design: Coupling
- Practice Quiz: Software Design: Coupling
- Vidéo: Software Design: Cohesion
- Practice Quiz: Software Design: Cohesion
- Vidéo: Implementation
- Practice Quiz: Implementation
- Vidéo: Deployment
- Practice Quiz: Deployment
- Vidéo: Deployment: Rollback
- Practice Quiz: Deployment: Rollback
- Vidéo: Deployment: Cutover Strategies
- Practice Quiz: Deployment: Cutover Strategies
- Vidéo: Software Testing: Introduction
- Practice Quiz: Software Testing: Introduction
- Vidéo: Software Testing: Definitions
- Vidéo: Software Testing: Strategies
- Vidéo: Software Testing: Perspectives
- Vidéo: Waterfall Model
- Vidéo: V-Model
- Vidéo: Sashimi Model
- Practice Quiz: Waterfall methods
- Vidéo: Incremental Models
- Practice Quiz: Waterfall and Incremental Software Development Models
- Vidéo: Unified Process and its Variants
- Vidéo: Spiral Model
- Practice Quiz: Unified and Spiral Processes
- Vidéo: Phase Gates / Stage Gates
- Vidéo: Applying Software Development Models
- Reading: Watch Agile Manifesto Video
- Vidéo: Agile Manifesto and Principles
- Reading: Agile Manifesto Explained
- Practice Quiz: Agile Mindset
- Vidéo: Agile Frameworks
- Vidéo: Scrum
- Vidéo: Kanban
- Vidéo: Agile and Lean Summary
- Vidéo: Lean Startup
- Practice Quiz: Agile Frameworks and models
- Vidéo: Model Selection: When to use which model?
- Vidéo: What Next?
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| Acheter le cours | |
|---|---|
| Accéder au contenu du cours | Disponible |
| Accéder au contenu noté | Disponible |
| Recevoir une Note Finale | Disponible |
| Obtenir un Certificat de Cours partageable | Disponible |
While I've worked in software development for many years, it was good to brush up on the basics. I would recommend this course to anyone interested in a career in software development as an Analyst. My only critique is the peer grading system. People are anxious to get their submissions graded and if you're late submitting, it gets more difficult. I also noticed people "bartering" to get grading done in a "you grade mine and I'll grade yours" game. The peer grading doesn't provide the best feedback.
Project assignments were a little poorly defined in terms of expectations for what a passing grade might entail. Otherwise an excellent course with lots of learning and knowledge to be gained from taking it.
It is a good course and the information is useful.
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Very overarching, good for beginners!