Software Engineering a Methodical Approach

Description

Part I: FundamentalsChapter 01: Introduction to Software EngineeringChapter 02: The Role of the Software EngineerPart II: Software Investigation and AnalysisChapter 03: Project Selection and Initial System RequirementChapter 04: The Requirements SpecificationChapter 05: Information GatheringChapter 06: Communicating via DiagramsChapter 07: Decision Models for System LogicChapter 08: Project Management AidsPart III: Software DesignChapter 09: Overview of Software DesignChapter 10: Database DesignChapter 11: User Interface DesignChapter 12: Operations DesignChapter 13: Other Design ConsiderationsPart IV: Software DevelopmentChapter 14: Software Development IssuesChapter 15: Human Resource ManagementChapter 16: Software EconomicsPart V: Software Implementation and ManagementChapter 17: Software Implementation IssuesChapter 18: Software ManagementChapter 19: Organizing for Effective ManagementPart VI: Final PreparationsChapter 20: Sample Exercises and Examination QuestionsPart VI: AppendicesAppendix 01: Sample Examination Questions and Case StudiesAppendix 02: Overview of Fundamental Object-Oriented MethodologiesAppendix 03: Object-Oriented Information EngineeringAppendix 04: Basic Guidelines for Object-Oriented MethodologiesAppendix 05: Categorizing ObjectsAppendix 06: Specifying Object BehaviorAppendix 07: Tools for Object-Oriented MethodologiesAppendix 08: Project Proposal for a Generic Inventory Management SystemAppendix 09: Requirements Specification for a Generic Inventory Management SystemAppendix 10: Design Specification for a Generic Inventory Management System