Weekly outline

  • Welcome Letter

    Dear Students

    Welcome to the Software Project I (CSE 136)  course, I, Ferdousur Rahman Sarker will be your co-pilot in this online journey of learning.

    I care about your success in these courses. I'm glad you are here.

    Md. Ferdousur Rahman Sarker
    Lecturer, Department of Computer Science and Engineering
    Daffodil International University



    Instructor

    Ferdousur Rahman Sarker

    Lecturer, Department of CSE
    Daffodil International University

    www.frsarker.com

    Office: Room: 109, Daffodil Tower 5

    Email: ferdousur.cse0299.c@diu.edu.bd

    Phone: +8801714072380






    Course Objective

    Together with software techniques it can produce software of high quality. This course aims to cover the basics:

    • Deliver successful software projects that support  organization's strategic goals
    • Match organizational needs to the most effective software development model
    • Plan and manage projects at each stage of the software development life cycle (SDLC)
    • Create project plans that address real-world management challenges
    • Develop the skills for tracking and controlling software deliverable




    Course Outcomes (CO’s)

    01
    Develop Programming Common sense and coding etiquette.
    02
    Enhance problem solving capability and Project management skills.
    03
    Investigating real life problems and finding all the possible solutions from a computer science perspective. 
    04
    Team formation and develop the team working capability.
    05
    Apply and utilize the programming knowledge in daily life.





    Assessment Plan (Theory)

    Class Performance
    25
    Class Tests
    30
    Attendance
    10
    Project/Report/Assignment
    25
    Presentation
    10
    Total
    100


    • Google Classroom Code (Section: PC-A): 3pv53fy

    • Google Classroom Code (Section: PC-B): nqnrmov

  • WEEK 1 Introduction





    • Topics of Discussion:

      • Introduction to Software Project
      • Program execution
      • difference between IDE and Compiler
      • Programming from scratch 


      Expected Learning Outcomes:

      • Get the idea of the course 
      • Have real life knowledge of program execution and the main difference between IDE and compiler
      • Learn how to run a program without using any IDE 



  • WEEK 2 Building the Programming Base





    • Topics of Discussion:

      • Programming and Problem-Solving common sense
      • Concepts of Microsoft Visual Studio
      • Giving view to your software


      Expected Learning Outcomes:

      • Learn how programming will help you in times of building real life software.
      • Learn how to solve real life problem using computer 
      • Gain the philosophy of programming 



  • WEEK 3 Building the Programming Base (Cont.)





  • WEEK 4 Building the Programming Base (Cont.)





    • Topics of Discussion:

      • Programming and Problem-Solving common sense
      • Building the base
      • C review


      Expected Learning Outcomes:

      • Learn how programming, problem solving and programming language works parallelly 
      • Learn how to solve real life problem using computer 
      • Gain the philosophy of programming 



  • WEEK 5 Software Introduction





  • WEEK 6 Software Introduction (Cont.)





    • Topics of Discussion:

      • Different Types of Software
      • Software Quality Attributes


      Expected Learning Outcomes:

      • Learn what things can be called a Software
      • Understand how we classify software according to their usages
      • Understand the major qualities of a Good Software



    • Assignment 1
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  • WEEK 7 - 8 Mid Term Exam Break








    • mid break




  • WEEK 9 Software development Life Cycle (SDLC)





  • WEEK 10 Software development lifecycles (SDLC)





  • WEEK 11 Feasibility Study