Welcome to COMP8100 for 2010.
COMP8100 is an elective for MITS and MCOMP Masters programs within the College of Engineering and Computer Science (CECS). The course is intended to provide novice and experienced software developers with practical information concerning requirements elicitation, analysis, development and management techniques that have been found to significantly enhance the success of software projects. The underlying purpose of the course is to help software engineers realise that attempting to solve a problem without first defining the problem is time wasting, costly, and negligent. However, the course is also designed to inform participants of some of the shortcomings of available techniques and that research is still being conducted to help overcome those shortcomings.
- Lecturers: Ian Hirst and James Gibson
- Tutors: Alvin Teh
- Description: Please go to - http://info.anu.edu.au/StudyAt/_Engineering_and_IT/Postgraduate/Courses/_COMP8100.asp
- Lecture timetable:
First lecture for 2010 COMP8100 is on the 12th of March, at 9am
Second lecture for 2010 COMP8100 is on the 26th of March, at 9am
Third lecture for 2010 COMP8100 is on the 7th May at 9am
Penultimate lecture for 2010 COMP8100 is on the 21st May, at 9am
Last lecture for 2010 COMP8100 is on the 4th June, at 9am
- Lecture venue:
Room N101 (Seminar Room) in theComputer Science and Information Technology Building.
- Lecture notes and other documents - We have now decided to migrate to Wattle. Please log on to the course wattle page to access your lecture notes.
- Recommended Text: Software Requirements (2nd Edition) by Karl Wiegers - 2003: ISBN 0-7356-1879-8
Students are expected to have full time access to this text and pre reading will be required for each lecture.
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