Unit 1
Introduction to Software Engineering Project Management
Module Aims
- An in-depth understanding of the basic principles of Project Management and software engineering principles, recognising their relationship and interactions with other computing and design disciplines.
- An understanding of the advanced principles of architecture, Behaviour Driven Development (BDD), and traditional and contemporary Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) models, such as TOGAF and Agile.
- The ability to integrate the approaches: conflicts and compromises.
- An efficient ability to undertake analysis, program design, software construction and testing required for software development.
- An understanding of the psychological and the sociological issues associated with how people interact with computing systems.
- An appreciation for current and future challenges, limitations and opportunities.
- The opportunity to reflect on and evaluate personal development.
Unit 2
Why Projects Fail and Gathering Requirements Exercise
Unit 3
Estimating, Planning and Risk
Unit 4
Estimating Tools and Risk Assessment
Unit 5
User Experience
Unit 6
pytest and Test-Driven Development
Unit 7
Software Development Life Cycles
Unit 8
Python Data Structures
Unit 9
Quality Management Strategy
Unit 10
Software Quality Monitoring in Python
Unit 11
Future Trends
Unit 12
The Case for the Future Direction of Software Engineering Project Management