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CASE tools and HCI

CASE tools and HCI. Two part course Software Engineering option only!. CASE tools. Along with HCI, it is a core subject for the Software Engineering option of FT225/4. This subject is examined in a 3-hour exam at the end of the year.

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CASE tools and HCI

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  1. CASE tools and HCI Two part course Software Engineering option only!

  2. CASE tools • Along with HCI, it is a core subject for the Software Engineering option of FT225/4. • This subject is examined in a 3-hour exam at the end of the year. • There are 8 questions on the paper, of which each student must answer 2 CASE, 2 HCI.

  3. CASE tools part • This takes up half of the academic year. • It is split up into three distinct sessions. • Monday, 2 hour lab session. • Tuesday, 1 hour lecture on Theory. • Thursday, 1 hour lecture on tools and techniques. • There is a task to be completed as part of the CASE tools course. • Lecture notes are available on http://www.comp.dit.ie/pobyrne/case

  4. Purpose of the course • To provide you with OO analysis and design skills. • To look at moving on from legacy situations. • Enterprise level solutions. • Round-trip engineering. • Choosing the best process model / methodology / tool for the task in hand.

  5. Prerequisites • Knowledge of a methodology that is consistent with the traditional waterfall process model – e.g. SSADM. • Programming practice in an object-oriented language such as C++ or Java.

  6. Topics • Models, Methodologies and tools. • Enterprise Resource Planners. • Legacy system evaluation. • Learning from the past – patterns. • Reverse Engineering or Refactoring. • Practical knowledge of tools to model. • Classes, transitions, Use Cases, Process threads. • Code generation and reverse engineering.

  7. Practical class • Implementation of techniques through • Rational Rose • Some assigned work may be theoretical. • Choose based on the type of project you want to do.

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