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Module 10: Advanced Topics in Software Engineering

Module 9: Software Project Management

Mind Map for Module 7

Mind Map for Module 6

Mind Map for Module 5 ( Software Implementation/Coding )

Mind Map for Module 4

Mind Map for Module 3 ( Requirements Engineering )

Mind Map For Module 2

Mind Map for MODULE 1 (Introduction to Software Engineering)

Assignment 1 task 4 (complete)

Software Management Myths, Customer Myths & Practitioner Myths.

   Myth is defined as "widely held but false notation" by the oxford dictionary. We can also say that myth is an unproved or false collective belief. As in other fields software arena also has some myths to demystify.

    Pressman describes a number of common beliefs or myths that software managers, customers, and developers believe falsely. He describes these myths as "misleading attitudes that have caused serious problems." 

     Primarily, there are three types of software myths, all the three are stated below: 

1.  Management Myth

2.  Customer Myth

3.  Practitioner/Developer Myth

 

Management Myth

Managers with software responsibility, like managers in most disciplines, are often under pressure to maintain budgets, keep schedules from slipping, and improve quality. Like a drowning person who grasps at a straw, a software manager often grasps at belief in a software myth, if those beliefs will lessen the pressure (even temporarily). Some common managerial myths stated by Roger Pressman include:

 

• Development problems can be solved by developing and documenting standards. 

Standards have been developed by companies and standards organizations. They can be very useful. However, they are frequently ignored by developers because they are irrelevant and incomplete, and sometimes incomprehensible. 

• Development problems can be solved by using state-of-the art tools. 

Tools may help, but there is no magic. Problem solving requires more than tools, it requires great understanding. As Fred Brooks (1987) says, there is no silver bullet to slay the software development werewolf.

• When schedules slip, just add more people 

This solution seems intuitive: if there is too much work for the current team, just enlarge it. Unfortunately, increasing team size increases communication overhead. New workers must learn project details taking up the time of those who are already immersed in the project. Also, a larger team has many more communication links, which slows progress. Fred Brooks (1975) gives us one of the most famous software engineering maxims, which is a myth not a myth, "adding people to a late project makes it later."

 

Customer Myth

 A customer who requests computer software may be a person at the next desk, a technical group down the hall, the marketing/sales department, or an outside company that has requested software under contract. In many cases, the customer believes myths about software because software managers and practitioners do little to correct misinformation. Myths lead to false expectations (by the customer) and, ultimately, dissatisfaction with the developer. Commonly held myths by the clients are:

 

• Change is easily accommodated, since software is malleable. 

Software can certainly be changed, but often changes after release can require an enormous amount of labor.

• A general statement of need is sufficient to start coding 

This scenario is an exaggeration. However, for developers to have a chance to satisfy the customers requirements, they need detailed descriptions of these requirements. Developers cannot read the minds of customers.

Assignment 2 Task 1

Assignment 1 Task 3

Based on the task given, candidates for most of the jobs must at least hold a diploma in any software or IT related field of studies.
Chances are higher for those who are degree holders and etc.
Years of working experience also helps a lot in acquiring these jobs as these are not the typical jobs for fresh graduates.
Basically, all of the jobs offered are correlated in the development of a software and the process of maintaining and upgrading it.
A high level of critical-thinking is also required as these tasks are sort of a problem-solving and analysing type of job.
Candidates must also have good socializing skills because all of the jobs offered are not a 'one-man show' project, it's a project done within a group of people.
Although salary ranges are not stated(except for software engineer/programmer job, advertised by Tiseno Integrated Solution sdn bhd),
they are deemed to be quite high as those posts require at least 3 years of working experience.

Assignment 1 Task 2 : Software Application Domain Matrix

           

DOMAIN SYSTEM SOFTWARE	CHARACTERISTICS -system software is designed    to operate the computer    hardware. -Interact with the computer hardware	EXAMPLE SOFTWARE -woindows system -Linux -Mac OS X -Ubuntu -Unix
APPLICATION SOFTWARE	-Interacts with the users -Interacts with the hardware -Help users to peform tasks	-Point of Sale (POS) -Entertainment software  ·Arcade games  ·Mobile games -educational software   ·Learning software -Media development    software  ·Animation software
ENGINEERING/SCIENTIFIC SOFTWARE	-Collection of computer    programs -Provide instructions to the    computer on what to do	-Flight simulator -SAS(Stastical analysis    software) -Diagnosis sotware
EMBEDDED SOFTWARE	-Software that combine    Together to  control any     electronic or electrical     appliances such as digital      watch,telephone,toys and   even airplanes to peform   any tasks aksed by the   users.	-Software to control robot’s    Movement such as Robo-   ware or Robotics Control    Software and ASIMO -Software to control the timeline of the digital watch
WEB APPS	-Application that is accessed    using the network either    internet or intranet	-Uniten Online Application    System -Student portal -Uniten Online registration    system -Shopping online system -Ticket reservation system
ARTIFCIAL INTELEGENNCE SOTWARE	-Programs or software that    combines to peform any of    the instructions -Very complicated -Combibation of aspects     such as logic,philosophy     and behaviour	-Kynogon(software that use    in the video games). -ASIMO
PRODUCTION LINE SOFTWARE	-Creating similar software    system from a shared set of    software by referring to the    software engineering    methods -Have many functions -Can peform any tasks	-Ms word -Ms power point -Ms excel -Ms Access -Ms outlook

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