Contact:
100 Morrissey Blvd.
McCormack 3rd Floor
Rm 3-201-32
Computer Science Dept.
Boston, MA 02125-3393 USA

Email: jane.deblois'at'umb.edu

Lecturer

Welcome to CS410-02 Introduction to Software Engineering!

Syllabus, posted 12 Aug 2025

hw0, posted 30 Aug 2025

crude_wc.c, C program referenced in hw0

Agile Manifesto - see 12 principles

Homework1, posted 4 Sept 2025, due 11 Sept 2025

handwritten1 Thur 4 Sept: create info_nnnn.txt on paper

classproj1 for in-class work on Tues 9 Sept and see git work below plus git dir in /courses/cs410/f25/hdeblois/GROUP/classproj1 dir that belongs to CS server group cs410-2

Pro Git by Chaucon & Straub, 2014, posted 11sept

Stanford_git_tutorial.pdf and for 11 Sept see /courses/cs410/f25/hdeblois/GROUP and .git items; we will put all 12 index.html_ in this version control system for practice; the Stanford one is an example, see also Ch 1-4 in Pro Git

Client User Acceptance Criteria draft from past semester

Best page: Christensen, HBS, How to Measure your Life, p24-25

classproj2

Client Aleksei Strunin's project

Client Sachi Joshi's project

Client Shrey Patel's project

22oct: how to write a report when you do no coding in class

classproj2_presentation instructions, due Sat Oct 25 and Tues Oct 28, now switched to Thurs Oct 30, listed here alphabetically by first name:

Ayden's classproj2_presentation on Apple

Brandon's classproj2_presentation on Apple

Edward's classproj2_presentation on Bee

Jonathan's classproj2_presentation on Bee

Keertan's classproj2_presentation on Bee

Liam's classproj2_presentation Apple

Mahdi's classproj2_presentation on Bee

Michael's classproj2_presentation on Apple

Naim's classproj2_presentation on Apple

Thea's classproj2_presentation on Bee

Vraj's classproj2_presentation on Apple

Zijie's classproj2_presentation on Apple

1 Nov: hw2 posted, WAS due Saturday, Nov 8; now due Sunday, Nov 9 at 11:59pm; 8nov7am UPDATE: In question 2.3, "what you did" means "what you have done so far on the long project to create value for your client. The list for your work should be directly related to the product backlog for your team's long project. Let's assume your team has read the client project description and created 20 items of varying specificity that represents the product backlog. Tell where that artifact is located. Then for each sprint your team chose a sprint goal. Tell me your view of number of sprints and sprint goals that your team has had. Tell me where that artifact is located. Then for each goal, tell me which product backlog item(s) your work addressed, citing numbers from the list. Then, for the 'work you did' list, tell me whether each item was done as a shared item or done individually and if shared add shared with whom. Then you have a list to use to explain your customer value creation."

Reports 10-20 are graded. Hw2 is graded. I have printed them and made comments to hand back in class on Tues. There is good progress on understanding how to apply agile principles to the long projects.

Dec4: As announced in class on Tues, your 3 longproj slides (not 4) are due next Wed Dec 10 by 11:59pm. Submit as .pdf to course dir. Use the same format as last time. I will grade what you submit and make the website. Be sure to be specific about your own work on the longproj and the skills you have gained. Presentations will be given Thurs Dec 12, starting at 4pm precisely, 3 minutes each. Starting at 4:40pm, demos of each long proj will be given. The order will be: CAL, WW, AIA. Choose one team member to present. Clients are welcome to attend. Please be ontime for the class and give the speakers your full attention.

Dec7: hw3.pdf

Ayden's presentation

Brandon's presentation

Edward's presentation

Jonathan's presentation

Keertan's presentation

Liam's presentation

Mahdi's presentation

Michael's presentation

Naim's presentation

Thea's presentation

Vraj's presentation

Zijie's presentation