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Lecture 1.3 Processes
Follow a defined process:

 Orderly, predictable and repeatable

The goal of development process:

Determine order of stages involved in software development and evolution and establish the transition
criteria for progressing from one stage to the next.

Development Stages:

 Requirement engineering (Analysis)
o Identify what the system should do
o Define non-functional requirements
 Design
o Giving shape to the system based on requirements
 Implementation (Code)
o Executable software
 Testing (this isn’t touched in the course)

The waterfall development process:

 Fixed stages and sequential
 Good for document-driven development
 Poor agility
o Doesn’t give a good idea for what is happening in the project
o Single delivery date
 High risk
o Only in the testing section we talk with customers, which could cause
miscommunication

The Agile development process:

 Relies on sprints that last 2 weeks
 Focus on specific features  iterative development
 Continues interaction between dev. team and customer
 Less risky however it doesn’t have a strong quality plan

Lecture 1.4 Requirements engineering
 The process of establishing features and quality requirements
 A requirement may range between a high-level abstract statement of a feature and a detailed
functional specification.

Features  functional requirements

 Precise, complete, consistent, and verifiable

,Quality requirements  non-functional requirements

 Focuses more on how the system is working
 Could be more critical than functional requirements  safety requirements
 Categories of quality requirements:
o Usability, maintainability, reliability, responsiveness, availability, and security

Lecture 2.1 UML
 Most used language for modeling software

Main characteristics:

 Not tied to any dev. process
 Can be used across the whole life cycle
 Scalable
 Has different representations
o Graphical, textual, etc.
 Supports descriptive and prescriptive models
 Semi formal modeling language
o Has a well-defined meaning

UML can be represented graphically by diagrams:

 Structure diagram
o Emphasizes on static description of system elements
o Example: class and object diagram
 Behavior diagram
o Show the steps that can be performed in a system
o Example: state machine and sequence diagram

Important: A UML model contains everything related to your system  it’s complete

You can use eclipse papyrus to create a UML diagram.

Lecture 2.2 UML case diagram
Class  construction plan for a set of similar objects of a system

, First define the attributes:




Visibility:




Important: have private as a default, helps to pin-point bugs

Properties:




Class variable and class operations:

 Instance var. (instance attribute)
 Class var. (static attribute)
 Class op. (statistic operation)




One can create specifications of classes that are coarse-grained or fine-grained.

Important: one can use a coarse-grained class diagram as a descriptive model.

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