Courses
- Data Structures (10117) Course summary:
- Database Systems (10127) Course summary:
- Integrative Software Engineering (10143) Course summary:
- Requirements Engineering (10213) Course summary:
- Compilation (10334) Course summary:
- Agile Programming Methods (10346) Course summary:
- Final Project Part B (10422)
- Final Project Part C (10423)
Abstract:
Issues of the course:
Analysis of Algorithms and Mathematical Foundations: Growth of f?unctions and Asymptotic notations, Master Methods. Searching for a term in a sorted and an unsorted list,merging sorted series, analyzing the complexity of their run times.
Abstract Data Types, the Concept of Implementation, Data Types. Lists: Linked Lists, the Linked List as a Data Structure, Double Linked Lists. Stacks, Queues,
Trees: Binary Trees and Traversals, Binary Search Trees General Trees, Balanced Trees.
Heaps and Heapsort, analysis of Heapsort . Sorting and Searching:, Quicksort,
analysis of Quicksort, Sorting in Linear Time : Bucket sort, Radix sort, Counting sort . Median and Order Statistics, Sequential/ Binary/ Tree Searching. Hash Tables.Abstract:
Database Management Systems (DBMS) are a core technology used in almost every type of business application.
The course is designed to give students an understanding of DBMS theory and practice.
Major topics include: introduction to database management systems, the relational model,
entity-relationship modeling, SQL, database design. We will use PostgreSQL to gain hands-on experience in using a relational database.Abstract:
Developing and refactoring complex software systems
require understanding a variety of software aspects:
Multiprocessing; Utilizing Reactive Programming methodologies and techniques; Logging;
Separating components to layers and utilizing architectural patterns like MVC;
Unit-testing, Mocking and Integration-testing;
Integration to Relational and NoSQL databases;
Client/Server oriented development using Web-Services;
Utilizing software frameworks like Spring and Hibernate.
The students will implement an Integrated Software System,
provide API's to their backend business logic,
using a variety of front end applications.
The students are required to utilize knowledge gained throughout the Software Engineering Program,
including aspects of Operating Systems, Networking, Database development,
Object Oriented Design and Development and Software Architecture.
The students are expected to demonstrate self-paced learning skills
by extending their knowledge and understanding of utilizing software frameworks,
with the guidance of the course teachers.Abstract:
Requirement Analysis is the first and most important phase in the system development lifecycle, where the customer problem is identified and requirements are defined accordingly. The development representative should understand the problem to be solved along with the customer needs, and translate them into technical specifications, to be used as basis for development and testing of the system.
Research shows that more than 75% of defects found by customers after system deployment originate from incorrect requirements specifications.
Thus, the financial implications are clear.
During the last two decades, the new discipline of Requirements Engineering (RE) was developed, including methods, models and processes aiming to better define, manage and control the requirements from their origin at customer needs until successful delivery of the system and customer satisfaction.Abstract:
lexical analysis, automatic generation of lexical analyzers
flex - a software tool for generating lexical analyzers
top-down parsing: predictive parsing, recursive descent parsing
bottom-up parsing: shift reduce parsing
syntax directed definitions
bison: a software tool for generating shift reduce parsers
run time environments
generating intermediate code for assignments, expressions and basic control statements
linkers and additional subjects (as time permits)
basic optimizations
LLVM and other contemporary topics as time permitsAbstract:
The Agile Programming Methodologies class introduces advanced project management and development process methodologies, mainly focusing on Agile Development at the software industry.
The class will include several guest lectures from prominent high tech experts who will demonstrate the practical usage of the class methodologies in the high tech industry, the pros and cons of agile development processes, and how it is put into practice at high tech firms.