Software Development - CMS3506

Assessment 1: Written practice exercise

Formative assessment for this module will take the form of weekly exercises with appropriate feedback, including model solutions.

Written practice exercise

Assessment 2: Portfolio

A portfolio of work demonstrating skills in system modelling, design and implementation using object-oriented techniques, producing a software prototype, such as an e-commerce application.

Portfolio

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

A set of programming exercises covering information system requirements, software design and software systems development using an object-oriented approach.

Written Assignment

<p>This module brings together database, object-oriented semantics and web authoring skills using an appropriate set of development tools to enable the student to construct distinct software artefacts. You will be introduced to the programming and design techniques used to produce information systems that meet their required specifications. This will involve the modelling of business activity, the information that supports decision making and instances of significant events and actions. You will acquire skills in programming languages capable of implementing object-oriented and web script software and will also be able to select and apply design techniques to enable an appropriate choice of semantic components and implemented software components to meet the requirements of a given software system.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

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Computing and Information Systems

CMS3506 - Software Development

Software Development

Model a system as a set of components and/or objects and defend the appropriateness and consistency of the model.

Evaluate the available programming languages for software systems development.

Appraise the requirements for an information system.

Analyse the design requirements for a software system using an object oriented approach.

Construct software to implement this model using event-based and object-oriented techniques as appropriate.