Softwaretechnik II (WS2011/2012)

The software industry is more and more pushed towards fast time-to-market and short development cycles. Putting it in other words, if a piece of software is not finished at a certain point in time, it can have negative effects on the companies performance. 

 Given the fact that a team is limited to a certain number of people and can thus only build a product of a (relatively) fixed size, multiple teams have to collaborate and work on large software projects together. This, of course, leads to a certain overhead. 

 In Software Engineering 2, you shall learn how to conduct software development in two large groups of about 40 people. We want to prepare you for a situation where you are in a leading position and responsible for a large piece of software. Thus, you shall learn methods, concepts, and technologies that help you to successfully deliver large software in a multiple team setting. 

Software Engineering 1

The expected 80 participants will be divided into two groups. Each of the groups will be given the same task, which is the requirements engineering, design, and implementation of a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system.

 We will teach you how to apply the Scrum methodology to a group of about 40 people. This group will be split up into teams leveraging the bachelor project infrastructure. In the course of the semester, you will conduct 4 sprints à 3 weeks. 

 The theory taught in the lecture can directly be applied in the accompanying exercise. This course focuses more on the methods and concepts and less on the actual result.

Hinweis: Lehrveranstaltung wird im WS 2011/12 erstmals auch den Vertiefungsgebieten BPET sowie OSIS (StO 2010) zugeordnet.

Will be announced in the lecture.

The final grading is determined by 

•  introductory Ruby on Rails exercise (completion mandatory), 
•  written exam (30%, individual mark) 
•  usage of presented methods and concepts such as Scrum, BDD, TDD, SCM, and CI (45%, team mark) 
•  software development results (25%, team mark) 
•  if work is not distributed equally amongst team members, individual adjustments of the marks are possible

am 27.01.2012 Vormittagsvorlesung abweichend in HS 3

epic.hpi.uni-potsdam.de/Home/SoftwaretechnikII2011

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VT SAMT,VT BPET,VT OSIS

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6 (benotet)

2.11.2011

IT Systems Engineering (Bachelor)

Vorlesung

Kernfach

Softwaretechnologie