Esmay, Jerry

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University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Syllabi Course Syllabi Fall 9-1-2000 CS 346.01: Software Science Jerry Esmay The University Of Montana Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi Let us know how access to this document benefits you. Recommended Citation Esmay, Jerry, "CS 346.01: Software Science" (2000). Syllabi. 4899. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/syllabi/4899 This Syllabus is brought to you for free and open access by the Course Syllabi at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Syllabi by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact scholarworks@mso.umt.edu. CS346 Software Science Instructor: Jerry EsmayOffice: SS401Phone: 243-2883Office Hours: 10:00-11:00 MWFCOURSE SYLLABUSTextbooks:Pressman, R. (2001) “Software Engineering—a Practitioner’s Approach.” (5th ed.) (Required) Schach, S. (1999) “Classical and Object-Oriented Software Engineering” (4th ed.) (Optional)Purpose:The course is intended to be an investigation of the subject of software engineering in detail. You have already touched upon this subject in the CS131 sequence and possibly in other programming language courses such as BASIC, COBOL, etc. However, in this course you will be exposed to a more detailed discussion of how large, complex software systems are developed. You will learn about a number of methodologies and tools used in software development.Approximately 20% of the course content will be related to ethics, computer crime, and the impact of the computer technology on our society.Homework Assignments:A number of homework assignments will be made during the semester. Many of the assignments will be accomplished in a team effort, although some will be individual requirements. Assignments and due dates will be issued as the semester evolves.Exams:There will be one midterm exam and a final during the semester.Grading: (TENTATIVE)Course grades will be assigned on the basis of the total points accumulated during the semester. Points can be earned for the following activities:Requirement Pointss|e sje s| e *  *  *Homework (Ind.) 25Homework (Group) 25Midterm Exam 25Final Exam 25Total 100Letter grades will be administered using the following point spread:A 90-100B 80-89C 70-79D 60-69F Below 60Pass 70 or betterThe instructor may award border-line students the next higher letter grade if  the student has demonstrated positive class participation and an increasing grade trend during the semester. Incompletes will be assigned only under unusual circumstances which are acceptable to the instructor.Class Conduct:If you do not plan on paying attention, please do not come to class. If you must arrive late orleave early, do so quietly.Plagiarism on homework assignments, cheating on tests, use of inappropriate language (oral or written), or misuse of the computer facilities will not be tolerated. Offenders will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the University Student Conduct Rules. Other:I plan on making this one of the most memorable classes you take in college, but I will need your help in doing so! If you do not understand something during the lectures, ask for clarification. If you need extra help see me early.COURSE SCHEDULE—A UTUMN 2000Session*******Date **** Reading Assignment *******************123September 6811NoneChapter 1 “ 14 13  “ 25 15  “ 26 18  “ 3782022 “ 3« 391025 27(LAST DAY TO ADD/DROP B Y  DIAL BEAR) 4 “ 411 29  “ 412 October 2  “ 513 4  “ 514 6  “ 515 9 “ 616 11  “ 617 13 “ 618191618(LAST DAY TO ADD/DROP)  “ 7« ?20 \  20 M IDTER M  EXAM21 23  “ 822 25  “ 823 27 “ 924 30  “ 925 November 1  “ 1026 3 “ 1127 6 “ 1128 8  “ 1229 10 VETERANS DAY30 13  “ 1331 15  “ 1432 17  “ 1533 20  “ 16-3422-2427Thanksgiving Vacation« 1735 29 “ 1836 December 1  “ 1937 4 “ 2038 6  “ 2139408 (LAST DAY TO W ITHDRAW )  “ 2211  “ 2342 13 “ 2443 15 (LAST DAY FO R  D RO P PET ITIO N) C ourse Review-- 21 (8:00-10:00AM ) FIN A L EXAM*  The reading assignments are out o f the Pressman text.

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