TDDC88 / TDDC93 - Software Engineering (Ht1-Ht2 2022)

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2022‑10‑25	Information about the exam
	A small reminder about the exam can be found here: https://www.ida.liu.se/~TDDC88/theory/ChecklistForTheExam.pdf
2022‑10‑14	Testing the camera i Wiseflow
	If you go to the demoflow FLOWlock you have the option of managing appendix, where taking a picture with the webcam is an option. At the exam we will use the FLOWmulti mode, but that demoflow is not created with appendices.
2022‑10‑06	information about the written exam
	On Wednesday 2022-10-12 10:15-12:00 there is a question and answer session. If you have questions about the theory you are welcome to room U2, where Lena Buffoni will answer questions specific to the Requirements and Test and SCM knowledge areas. If you have questions about the other knowledge areas you come to me in R41. Normally Lena’s session ends before mine, and then Lena and the students walk over to me. As always you are welcome to ask questions in the forum in MS teams found from the Lisam page. Then your questions will be of good use to many. Why not try to answer the other students’ questions? I always check the forum if I have a couple of minutes left, before reading mail. The written exam will be written in the examination halls using the computer-based Wiseflow tool. I have uploaded some hints about the tool in the forum.

There are three parts of the course package:

The theory part is a 4 hp course with lectures and a written exam. There are five optional lecture exercises that can give extra credits on the written exam. Included for course codes TDDC88, TDDC93, and 725G64.

The laboratory work is 2 hp and will support the theory with practical examples of software engineering tools and important software solutions. 24 hours are scheduled in the laboratory and you get examined by showing the work to the assistant. Included for course codes TDDC88 and 725G64.

The project is performed in groups of about 30 students each, during the entire semester. Each such group is called a company and there will be 4 companies in 2022 making software for a customer. The goal of the project is that students will get experience from software engineering challenges that can be useful in the "real world" after graduation. The grade for this 6 hp part is calculated both on the performance of the company and the individual.

NOTE! This course requires active participation in the project work including presence in meetings. In our present block schedule, most of these meetings occur on Thursdays 13:15-17:00 each week. To be able to be part of this course we have a hard registration deadline: 2022-09-09. You must be both registered on the course AND member of one of the project teams at that date. If not, you will not be able to participate in course in 2022.

TDDC88/725G64 - Software Engineering, 12 hp (I, Ii, DAV, CS, MMAT, Y, Yi, SVP, MIT)

TDDC88 consists of all parts: Theory, lab, and project.

Students from SVP use the code 725G64 in their curriculum, but the course work is identical to TDDC88.

TDDC93 - Software Engineering Theory, 4 hp. (For D, U)

The course TDDC93 covers only the theory part, i.e. TDDC93 does not contain any project work or laboratory exercises.

Examiner for all courses is Kristian Sandahl.

Welcome to the course!

Page responsible: Kristian Sandahl
Last updated: 2022-08-29