Software Engineering & Implementation - Quality Assurance Through Software Engineering

Curriculum Design and Instruction To Teach

Systems Analysis and Design: Software

Engineering and Implementation: Quality

Assurance Through Software Engineering:



Author: Charles Hayes:



* Summary: Systems analysts are responsible

for designing computer information systems,

modifying systems to improve production or

work flow, or expanding systems to serve new

purposes. The information they deal with

relates to all aspects of an employer's

operations planning, monitoring, testing,

accounting, forecasting, coordination,

scheduling, etc. They must understand the

capabilities of a firm's equipment and

software, and may be asked to provide

recommendations about selection of new

equipment or software packages. They

may be responsible for a firm's entire

system or part of it, or work from

project to project. They also may

analyze systems for their employer or

for client firms.





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Topics Include:

* Introduction:

@. Quality Assurance Through Software

Engineering:

I. Approaches to Quality:

II. The Total Quality Management Approach:

A. Responsibility for Total Quality Management:

B. Structured Walkthrough:

C. Systems Design and Development:

D. Modular Development:

E. Modularity in the Windows Environment:

F. Structure Charts:

G. Types Of Modules:

H. Module Subordination:

II. Software Engineering and Documentation:

A. Design and Documentation Techniques:

B. The HIPO Method:

C. Flowcharts:

D. Nassi-Shneiderman Charts:

E. Warnier-Orr Diagrams:

F. Pseudocode:

G. Procedure Manuals:

H. The FOLKLORE Method:

I. Choosing a Design and Documentation

Technique:

III. Code Generation and Design Reengineering:

IV. Testing, Maintenance, and Auditing:

A. The Testing Process:

B. Maintenance Practices:

C. Auditing:

V. Summary:

VI. HyperCase Experience: 20:

VII. Problems:

VIII. Group Projects:

IX. CPU Case Episode 20: Charting the Structure:

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