After successful completion of the course, students are able to

• use the agile software development process Scrum practice-oriented with all aspects
• work with modern frameworks for the development of web applications (Spring boot, Angular)
• use a distributed source code management system (Git)
• work with modern software development environments (IntelliJ IDEA)
• understand and apply modern software architectures
• use best practices in a given context
• be able to deal successfully with group dynamics and social aspects
• present project results in a target-group oriented way

• Using a practice-oriented development process model
• Applying concepts and methods for the individual phases of a software engineering project
• Selecting and applying concepts, models, and tools within a framework of a medium-sized software development project
• Applying techniques for abstraction and modeling in software engineering
• Creating and adapting high-quality planning and documentation
• Solving software engineering problems in a distributed team
• Being responsible for decisions of a role in a project
• Collecting the knowledge in a medium-sized team
• Presenting of project results

The following methods are applied for this course:

• Accompanying lectures on theoretical concepts and methodological basics
• Refreshing previous knowledge in tutorials
• Reflection of one's own previous knowledge on the basis of an exercise example
• Implementation of a medium-sized software project in a team of 4-6 persons
• Intensive supervision of the teams by a tutor
• Intensive use of appropriate software development tools and methods

ECTS Breakdown:

Individual phase (total: 40 hours) 

• Preliminary discussion: 1 hour
• Visit to tutorials (optional): 5 hours
• Entry test: 0.5 hours
• Familiarisation with the technologies used: 8 hours
• Implementation individual example: 30.5 hours

Group phase (total: 110 hours, per group member)

• Kickoff meeting (1 hour)
• 10x meeting with tutor (10 hours)
• 3x Management Review (3 hours)
• Group internal meetings, project management (22 hours)
• Familiarization with the domain (7 hours)
• Deepening in the applied technologies (7 hours)
• Implementation (45 hours)
• Quality assurance/testing (15 hours)

Total: 150 hours (6 ECTS)

If you have any questions, please contact sepm@inso.tuwien.ac.at.

The evaluation consists of 25% of the individual phase and 75% of the group phase. The individual phase consists of an entry test and the solving of an exercise. The lecturer reserves the right to invite individual students to a review meeting after submission of the individual assignment. The assessment in the group phase takes place within the management reviews. Both phases must be completed positively for a positive completion of the course.

Registration: https://reset.inso.tuwien.ac.at

TUWEL-Lehrveranstaltungsseite

T. Grechenig, M. Bernhart, R. Breiteneder, K. Kappel, Softwaretechnik: mit Fallbeispielen aus realen Entwicklungsprojekten, Pearson Studium, 2009

• Object-oriented analysis, design, and programming
• Basics of the Unified Modeling Language (UML)
• Basic knowledge of algorithms and data structures
• Basic knowledge of database systems
• Using a practical programming language and tools (e.g. Java or C++)
• Applying an integrated development environment and source code management

This previous knowledge is imparted in the following modules: Einführung in die Programmierung, Modellierung.