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COMP SCI 3318 - Software Engineering in Industry

Career: Undergraduate
Units: 3
Term: Semester 2
Campus: North Terrace
Contact: 4 contact hours a week
Restriction: Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (Software) students only.
Available for Study Abroad and Exchange: No
Available for Non-Award Study: No
Pre-Requisite: COMP SCI 2206
Syllabus:

Have you ever wondered how all these software engineering concepts will ever be put into practice? Who actually uses scrum or (gasp!) waterfall and how? This course will involve lectures and research into topics concerning current software engineering methodologies and techniques. The course will include significant industry engagement through module lectures and industry case studies from local industry, focusing on how software engineering methodologies are implemented. Lectures will be accompanied by opportunities to engage with real development teams through which students will gain a better understanding of the software engineering products produced and the challenges involved in producing these products. Students will be guided to conduct preliminary research on selected topics relevant to software engineering industry practice. Students will be asked to produce two research reports which present their understanding, findings, and critical assessment of software engineering practices in industry.

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Units
EFTSL
Amount
3
0.125
          
  


Course Outline

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Critical Dates

Term Last Day to Add Online Census Date Last Day to WNF Last Day to WF
Semester 2 Mon 05/08/2024 Wed 14/08/2024 Fri 13/09/2024 Fri 25/10/2024


Class Details

Enrolment Class: Lecture
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
25274 LE01 90 88 24 Jul - 11 Sep Wednesday 12pm - 2pm Engineering Sth, S111, Teaching Room
2 Oct - 23 Oct Wednesday 12pm - 2pm Engineering Sth, S111, Teaching Room
Note: For an enriching and interactive learning experience, it is highly recommended to attend the lecture in person. While the lecture will be recorded, it is primarily intended for review purposes and for individuals who cannot attend due to special circumstances. Please check MyUni for details once enrolled.
Related Class: Workshop
Class Nbr Section Size Available Dates Days Time Location
25275 WR01 45 44 25 Jul - 25 Jul Thursday 11am - 1pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
15 Aug - 15 Aug Thursday 11am - 1pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
5 Sep - 5 Sep Thursday 11am - 1pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
10 Oct - 10 Oct Thursday 11am - 1pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
25276 WR02 45 44 25 Jul - 25 Jul Thursday 1pm - 3pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
15 Aug - 15 Aug Thursday 1pm - 3pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
5 Sep - 5 Sep Thursday 1pm - 3pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room
10 Oct - 10 Oct Thursday 1pm - 3pm Engineering & Mathematics, EM105, Teaching Room