Lehrstuhl für Angewandte Softwaretechnik - Chair for Applied Software Engineering

Software Engineering II: Project Organization and Management (Summer 2016)

Repeat Exam Review:

The exam review for the repeat exam takes place on Thursday, 20.10.2016, 13:00 - 14:00 in 01.07.014
Only students, who register in the form below until Tuesday, 18.10.2016, 20:00, can participate in the review.
- Important: Students without registration cannot participate in the exam review.
We send out specific time slots to all participants on Wednesday 19.10.2016.
Rules
- Participants need to bring their ID and their student ID in order to review their exam.
- Participants can review their exam and the sample solution during the assigned time slot. They can also see the point distribution.
- Participants are not allowed to take any materials into the exam review room and have to store their bags outside.
- Participants are not allowed to talk during the exam review.
- Participants get a sheet of paper and a pencil to write down complaints. These complaints are collected and peer reviewed by the advisors after the exam review.
  - Important: Complaints can increase your points in case you received too few, but they can also decrease your points in case you received too many!
- Participants get notified within 3 weeks, if there is any change in their grade.
- Participants cannot discuss their complaints with the advisors.

Exam Review Registration

The registration for the exam review is closed.

Course Information:

Language: English
Type: 2V + 2Ü
Module: IN2083
ECTS Credits: 5
Prerequisites: Participating students should have passed an introduction course into software engineering (e.g. IN0006). Helpful is the successful participation in Software Engineering I: Software Technology (IN2126), Advanced Topics of Software Engineering (IN2309, IN2126) or similar courses
TUMOnline: Lecture, Exercise
Time and Location: Lectures and exercises are intermixed on Wednesday 8:15 – 11:30, MI HS1 (starting April 13)

Important Information

Lectures and exercises are based on interaction.
Students perform a mobile app development project in teams.
We expect active participation.
You must have your own Laptop and you are required to bring it to class!
Please register in TUMOnline for Lecture and Exercise if you want to take this course

Content

Agile Methods, in particular Scrum and Kanban
Communication and Collaboration
Estimation and Scheduling
Software Lifecycle Modeling
Contracting
User Interface Design and Prototyping
Software Configuration Management
Branch, Merge and Code Review Management
Release und Build Management
Continuous Integration and Testing
Continuous Delivery and Feedback Management

Desired outcome

Participants can learn and apply the basic techniques and methods of project organization and management that are used when complex software systems are developed.