Software Analysis and Design COMP2130

Learning outcomes

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Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

1. explain the activities involved in requirements engineering.
2. describe a range of software quality attributes, explain the relationship between software architecture and software quality attributes, and describe various architectural styles and how they support particular software quality attributes.
3. explain the role and importance of modelling in software requirements, architecture and design activities.
4. demonstrate the practical application of several modeling languages, and make and defend decisions regarding the use of appropriate modelling languages for a given purpose.
5. integrate a set of models to form effective requirements, architecture and design specifications.
6. describe concepts involved in model translation and demonstrate the translation of a simple specification to form an executable program.
7. explain and analyse emerging model-driven development techniques.