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Synthetic Design of Application Software System
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Code: 112333
Course Name: Synthetic Design of Application Software System
Course Type: Specialized Course
Periods: 48
Credits: 3
Target Students: Undergraduates majoring in Software Engineer
Assessment: Non-examination
Preparatory Courses: Software Engineer, Software Project Management
2. Course Introduction
Synthetic Design of Application Software System is a synthetic and practical compulsory course for undergraduates of software engineering specialty. It requires the undergraduates to simulate software enterprises’ project management and development progress synthetically applying software engineering technology, method and thought. This is very significant to the undergraduates being about to engage into software industry. It mainly practices application software development, in which course the undergraduates will synthetically apply the technologies such as analysis and management of software requirements, object-oriented analysis and design, software project management, software testing, advanced database, object-oriented programming, distributed computing, computer network and information security, etc.