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Introducing software engineering

Neville J. Ford, Mark Woodroffe

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What is software engineering? why engineer software? background to a project issues, methodologies and techniques software tools and their role in software engineering systems analysis - stages and techniques software specifications system design - stages and techniques software implementation programming techniques software maintenance software quality assurance software engineering - alternative approaches formal methods ethics object-oriented methods software prototyping.

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Key concepts: Software construction, Software engineering, Verification and validation, Software development, Social software engineering, Computer science, Software requirements, Personal software process