Found of Software Engineering
Course Description
Covers the foundations of software engineering, including software development life cycle models (e.g., waterfall, spiral, agile); requirements analysis; user-centered design; software design principles and patterns; testing (functional testing, structural testing, testing strategies); code refactoring and debugging; software architecture and design; and integration and deployment. Includes a course project where some of the software engineering methods (from requirements analysis to testing) are applied in a team-based setting. Requires admission to MS program or completion of all transition courses.
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- ✅Best for: No standout strengths in the five student dimensions.
- ⚠️Watch out: Clarity and Challenge stand out (Needs attention, Needs attention).
- 💡Key insight: Can't understand, can't learn — fundamental issues
Strengths & Areas for attention
- ⚠️Needs attention: Overall (3.7)
- ⚠️Needs attention: Learning (3.9)
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