CSC307 Lecture 01

Introduction to Software Engineering
Course Presentation
(202406)

Over the next weeks, we’ll delve into the principles and practices of software engineering. You’ll learn to create maintainable, readable, and efficient code within a team setting. My teaching approach includes interactive discussions, peer evaluations, and hands-on labs to ensure you grasp theoretical concepts and practical skills. Active participation and consistent attendance are crucial, and all course materials will be available online for your convenience. And, remember, this is not a Web development or programming languages-related course.

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1. Dr. Javier Gonzalez-Sanchez javiergs@calpoly.edu www.javiergs.info o ffi ce: 14 -227 CSC 307 Introduction to Software Engineering Lecture 01. Course Presentation
2. Introductions
3. Dr. J a vier Gonz a lez-S a nchez j a viergs@c a lpoly.edu www.j a viergs.info First n a me L a st n a me Contact Information
4. Where Am I from?
5. Teaching www.j a viergs.info/te a ching/ At CSU: Softw a re Engineering (CSC 305, 307, 308, 309, 508, 509) Hum a n-Computer Inter a ction (CSC 486, CSC 570)
6. Research
7. Your Turn • Wh a t is your n a me (or how you go by it)? • Are you pro f icient in progr a mming with J a v a ? • Wh a t is Your experience progr a mming (internships, person a l projects, h a ck a thons, others)?
8. Course Content
9. This is About Engineering 9
10. This is About Engineering • M a nuf a cturing vs. Cr a fting Softw a re • Code is me a nt for hum a n consumption, a nd it’s me a nt for computer consumption. • Cre a ting softw a re together but not scr a mbled 10
11. Code is meant for human consumption 11
12. Together but not Scrambled 12
13. Manufacturing vs. Crafting 13
14. Analogy 14 Analysis understanding how systems work asking all the important questions before you start hammering nails Design creating solutions that meet requirements, budget, improving performance, cost, efficiency, or safety. Follow standards Use what already exists! Implementation translating ideas into functioning realities (Not always with their own hands)
15. This is About Engineering 15
16. This is NOT… 16
17. This is NOT… 17
18. Topics 18 Deployment Softw a Testing Coding, Progr a Developing Softw a Design Requirement Engineering [+]
19. Topics 19
20. Syllabus
21. Guidelines 21 Attendance (participation) is Expected
22. Guidelines 22 Hours per Week
23. Guidelines 23 Late Assignments
24. Guidelines 24 Regularly visit our course page on Canvas
25. Grading 25 25 % 25 %
26. Grading 26
27. References 27
28. Homework
29. Homework 29
30. Homework 30
31. Homework: Review Java Read The Java Tutorials (Links available on Canvas) As needed
32. Homework: Style Guide Read Java Style Guide https://google.github.io/styleguide/javaguide.html Apply it Always!
33. Questions 33
34. Lab 01. Getting Started with Java Swing
35. Paint App 35
36. Paint App 36
37. To be continued… 37
38. CSC 307 Introduction to Software Engineering Javier Gonzalez-Sanchez, Ph.D. javiergs@calpoly.edu Summer 2024 Copyright. These slides can only be used as study material for the class CSC307 at Cal Poly. They cannot be distributed or used for another purpose.