TCSS 360: Software Development and Quality Assurance Techniques |
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Textbook Based on: Armando Fox, David Patterson Engineering Software as a Service: An Agile Approach Using Cloud Computing, 1st Edition Publisher - Strawberry Canyon LLC, 2016 |
Instructor: Wes J. Lloyd Office: Cherry Parkes 229 Office Hours: M 4-5 PM, W 10:30-11:30 AM, or by appointment E-mail: wlloyd <@> uw.edu Tel: (253) 692-5681 |
Course Information Covers how to build quality software using standard development practices and representations. Includes writing and using requirements, designing and representing computational units, rigorous program testing, reviews and inspections, and working effectively in teams. Learning Objectives The primary objectives of TCSS 360 is to communicate a diverse array of topics in Software Engineering. This course will cover a broad range of topics including:
Student learning goals for TCSS 360 include:
The CSS Degree Student Learning Outcomes that this course contributes to include:
Please maintain communication with the Institute advisors regarding your studies and notify them of any personal or learning struggles. It's important to reach out early: http://www.tacoma.uw.edu/institute-technology/academic-advising Institute Labs Key cards for access to the INSTTECH general development labs (DOU 110, SCI 106/108) are available at the Campus Safety Office (DOU 180) on the first day of the quarter. If you registered late, it can take two or more business days after you register before your key card is ready. Additional information about the Institute computer labs can be found at: http://www.tacoma.uw.edu/institute-technology/technology-labs Campus Information, Resources, Policies, and Expectations Please refer to the general University of Washington - Tacoma Campus Information and Course Resources Policies, and Expectations available online here: UWT Campus Information - Course Resources, Policies, and Expectations |