Ingeniería del Software Avanzada

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Tipos
Complementaria de especialidad (Ingeniería de Servicios)
Requisitos
Esta asignatura no tiene requisitos, pero tiene capacidades previas
Departamento
ESSI
As systems and services become more pervasive, large-scale and complex, new methods are needed to deal with the complexity of conceiving them, designing them and implementing them. ASE will expose students to software engineering methods that provide them the ability to develop software systems and services in a more efficient and effective way. The presented methods will embrace the full range of software engineering activities, from requirements engineering to software validation, from formal models to practical artifacts, from products to processes. The program of the course will evolve continuously as new methods emerge and others become obsolete. Practical application to a project will be part of the course

Profesorado

Responsable

  • Xavier Franch Gutiérrez ( )

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0.4
Aprendizaje autónomo
6.6

Competencias

Competencias Técnicas de cada especialidad

Service engineering

  • CEE5.1 - Capacidad para participar en proyectos de mejora o creación de sistemas de servicios, aportando especialmente: a) propuestas de innovación e investigación basadas en nuevos usos y desarrollos de las tecnologías de la información b) la aplicación de los principios de la ingeniería del software y las bases de datos en el desarrollo de los sistemas de información que sean más adecuados, c) la determinación, instalación y gestión de la infraestructura/plataforma informática necesaria para el funcionamento eficiente de los sistemas de servicio.
  • CEE5.2 - Capacidad para aplicar los conocimientos obtenidos en sistemas de servicio de cualquier tipo, estando familiarizado con algunos de ellos, y con conocimiento profundo de los sistemas de comercio electrónico y sus extensiones (eBusiness, eOrganization, eGovernment, etc.).

Competencias Técnicas Genéricas

Genéricas

  • CG2 - Capacidad para dirigir, planificar y supervisar equipos multidisciplinares.

Competencias Transversales

Sostenibilidad y compromiso social

  • CTR2 - Conocer y comprender la complejidad de los fenómenos económicos y sociales típicos de la sociedad del bienestar. Ser capaz de analizar y valorar el impacto social y medioambiental

Razonamiento

  • CTR6 - Capacidad de razonamiento crítico, lógico y matemático. Capacidad para resolver problemas dentro de su área de estudio. Capacidad de abstracción: capacidad de crear y utilizar modelos que reflejen situaciones reales. Capacidad de diseñar y realizar experimentos sencillos, y analizar e interpretar sus resultados. Capacidad de análisis, síntesis y evaluación.

Objetivos

  1. To get introduced to the current practices of software engineering
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  2. To apply software engineering methods and techniques in a project
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Contenidos

  1. Preliminaries
    Motivation. Software Engineering in the 201x. The fundamental principles of Software Engineering. Review of Software Engineering skills and knowledge. Review of Software Engineering life-cycle and activities.
  2. A guided tour to software engineering hot topics
    Summary of the topics that are currently focus of the discipline, in the context of the life-cycle activities: business modeling, requirements engineering, software architecture and design, implementation issues, validation and testing, deployment, project management. Every year, one of these topics will be chosen to be studied in more detail
  3. Agile software engineering
    Agile principles. Key concepts: sprint, backlog, product owner, ... Agile methods: SCRUM, Lean, Kanban. Agile project management. Documentation
  4. Empirical software engineering
    The importance of empirical methods in Software Engineering. Qualitative approaches and quantitative approaches. Experimentation. Surveys. Case studies. Systematic Literature Reviews
  5. The software engineering laboratory
    Main components in a software project environment. IDEs (Eclipse, ...). Code repositories (git). Issue trackers. Collaborative spaces.

Actividades

Actividad Acto evaluativo


Software engineering project

This is the only evaluation input for the course. The project will be organized into two-weekly iterations. Every iteration will have a concrete goal determined in the previous one. The evaluation of each iteration can be diverse: from presentations, to documentation, to hand-on experimentation
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Exposure to the theoretical background in software engineering

The student respectfully pay attention to the teachers' explanation The student participates actively in the lessons both under teacher's requests or by own initiative The student completes the (short) assignments proposed by the teacher
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Metodología docente

The course is divided mainly into two parts.

In the first part, theoretical background is introduced to the student.

In the second part, the emphasis will be in the construction of a software product by teams of students. Additional theoretical concepts will be introduced whenever necessary. Teams will be sized depending on the number of students. Given the agile focus chosen for the course and also the intention to build non-trivial products, the target will be having teams among 5 and 7 students.

Método de evaluación

The final grade (FG) of the the course for a students is obtained by applying an individual factor (IF) to the team project grade (PG):

FG = IF * PG (FG will be truncated to fit in the range [0, 10])

PG will be obtained by evaluating the completeness and quality of the artefacts (including presentations) delivered during the course by every team (Qual) and considering also the scope of the project (Scop, the more ambitious the project is, the higher value):

PG = Qual * Scop, 0.8 <= Scop <= 1.2, 0 <= Qual <= 10 (PG will be truncated to fit in the range [0, 10])

IF will be obtained from the perception of the teacher during the course, and may involve the opinion of the student team mates:

0 <= IF <= 10

Bibliografía

Básica:

  • Software Engineering, 9th Edition - Sommerville, Ian, Addison-Wesley, 2011. ISBN: 0-13-703515-1
  • Requirements engineering : from system goals to uml models to software specifications - Lamsweerde, Axel van, Wiley, 2009. ISBN: 978-0-470-01270-3
    http://cataleg.upc.edu/record=b1342935~S1*cat
  • Qualitative Research & Evaluation Methods, 3rd edition - Patton, Michael Quinn, SAGE Publications, 2002. ISBN: 0761919716
  • Agile estimating and planning - Cohn, Mike, Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference, cop. 2006. ISBN: 9780131479418
    http://cataleg.upc.edu/record=b1433570~S1*cat
  • User stories applied : for agile software development - Cohn, Mike, Addison-Wesley, cop. 2004. ISBN: 9780321205681
    http://cataleg.upc.edu/record=b1433569~S1*cat

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Capacidades previas

The students need a basic knowledge on traditional software engineering: basic life cycle paradigms, and basic notions of requirements engineering, software architecture and implementation skills.