Software development project
S Tucker
12 points
* 4 hours per week
* Full-year subject
* Caulfield
* Prerequisites: SFT2201 or equivalent
* Prohibitions: CFR2500,
CFR3500, CFR7722, COT3500, COT6640, CSC3010, GCO2819, GCO3819, GCO7839,
SYS3030, SYS3500
Objectives At the completion of this subject students should understand how software systems are designed, developed and implemented using appropriate methodologies and tools; be able to plan, manage and implement the full range of activities required to develop a software product that meets the specified requirements; and appreciate how to employ a systematic and professional approach to the production of quality software in cooperation with clients, system users and peers.
Synopsis Students work in small groups on a software development project for a client who may be either internal or external to Monash. In general, projects involve all aspects of the system development life cycle. A student in part-time or full-time employment in the computer industry may, with the agreement of all parties, introduce relevant materials from his or her employment as part of the assessment for this subject. Assessment will be based on participation in the seminar series, supervisor's reports, two technical reports, evaluation of the final product including all project deliverables, and peer assessment of each team member's contribution.
Assessment: Practical work: 100%
Recommended texts
Gilb T and Graham D Software inspection Addison-Wesley, 1993
Humphrey W Managing the software process Addison-Wesley, 1990
Thomsett R Third wave project management: Managing information systems projects in the 1990s Prentice-Hall, 1992
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