| 1042 | Bachelor of Information Technology |
| 1044 | Bachelor of Engineering in Software Engineering |
| 5106 | Master of Software Engineering |
| Semester: One |
Credit Points: 10 |
Prerequisites: 2162ICT Software Quality Principles |
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Teaching Team:
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Don Abel - Convenor
office: Technology Building, N44_1.38
email: D.Abel@griffith.edu.au
postbox: Technology Building, N44_level 0
telephone: (07) 3875 5015 (internal ext 55015)
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Wes Acworth
office: Technology Building, N44_1.24
email: W.Acworth@griffith.edu.au
postbox: Technology Building, N44_level 0
telephone: (07) 3875 5037 (internal ext 55037)
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This course introduces general and advanced concepts and techniques
for Software Engineering. The course provides a useful technical
foundation for the design and implementation of large-scale,
high-quality software systems. It involves the exploration of Object
Oriented techniques with a particular emphasis on analysis (OOA) and
design (OOD) with implementations in network (web) environments. In
addition, formal (mathematical) techniques are used to specify and
derive implementations of software systems. The aim is to reveal
programming methods, languages and environments that are useful in the
development of software systems. Assessment includes assignments and
an examination.
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