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ICS 52 Introduction to Software Engineering

ICS 52 Introduction to Software Engineering. Lecture 1 Duplication of course material for any commercial purpose without the explicit written permission of the professor is prohibited. Today’s lecture. Administrative details Defining software engineering. Logistics.

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ICS 52 Introduction to Software Engineering

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  1. ICS 52Introduction to Software Engineering Lecture 1 Duplication of course material for any commercial purpose without the explicit written permission of the professor is prohibited.

  2. Today’s lecture • Administrative details • Defining software engineering

  3. Logistics • Professor: André van der Hoek (andre@uci.edu) • TA: AnkitaRaturi (sudokita@gmail.com) • Reader: Fang Deng (fdeng@ics.uci.edu)

  4. Logistics • Office hours by appointment only • Open door policy • DBH 5228 • DBH 5038 • E-mail • IM • TA will have office hours and you can also reach her via e-mail

  5. Logistics • http://www.ics.uci.edu/~andre/ics52w2012.html

  6. Logistics • Required textbook: • Hans van Vliet, Software Engineering: Principles and Practice, Third Edition

  7. Be involved… • Attend class • Visit course web site on a regular basis • Read e-mail frequently • Ask questions

  8. …but do not be too involved • If you do not follow the UC Irvine Academic Honesty policy, you fail the course with an F • All course work is on an individual basis • do not borrow work • do not lend work • Your TA is your friend, but your friend is not your TA

  9. Assignments • Start early • Hand in at the beginning of class • No late assignments will be accepted • grade is “F” for a late assignment • Package properly • include your name, student ID, and e-mail address • include cover page

  10. Grading • Performed by TA, reader, and professor • Resolve disagreements with the TA and reader first

  11. Grades

  12. Exceptions • Only granted by the professor • Contact professor as soon as possible • Contact professor with valid reasons

  13. Questions • When in doubt • ask the TA • ask the professor • E-mail questions • address properly • sign with your name • answers are (generally) copied to everybody • No questions will be answered the two days before the assignment is due

  14. Miscellaneous • ICS 52 mimics the real-world • package your homework properly • use proper language and proper form • You get out of ICS 52 what you put into it • class is intense, you need to participate from the beginning • attend discussion section (when announced) • follow instructions • study, study, study • help is available

  15. Focus • Your detailed knowledge and understanding of the concepts employed in software engineering • Your ability to practice (some of) software engineering • ICS 52 is an introductory course

  16. Software engineering • “A discipline that deals with the building of software systems which are so large that they are built by a team or teams of engineers.” [Ghezzi, Jazayeri, Mandrioli]

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