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Madhav Institute of Technology & Science, Gwalior

Deemed University

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
PROFICIENCY PRESENTATION

SUBMITTED TO :
SUBMITTED BY : DR. SAUMIL MAHESHWARI,
0901MC221071 TANAY CSBS, MITS, GWALIOR
CHOUBEY
1. Introduction to Software
Engineering
Definition: Understanding Software Engineering as a discipline focused on designing, developing,
and maintaining software
systems.
Layered Technology: Explanation of software engineering layers (tools, methods, processes).
Software Characteristics and Components: Characteristics (reliability, efficiency, etc.) and key
components.
SDLC Models: Overview of the Software Development Life Cycle and models:
● Waterfall Model: Sequential phases.
● Iterative Waterfall: Revisions allowed after each phase.
● Prototyping Model: Early version creation for refinement.
● Spiral Model: Risk-focused with iterative refinement.
● RAD Model: Quick, iterative prototyping and feedback.
2. Requirement
Engineering
Definition: The process of identifying, documenting, and managing
requirements.
Key Activities:
● Requirement elicitation, analysis, documentation, validation, and
management.

Types of Requirements:

● Functional Requirements: Define specific system functionality.


● Non-functional Requirements: Define system performance, security,
usability, etc.
● User vs. System Requirements: Distinguish between end-user needs and
system operations.

Requirement Elicitation Methods: Interviews, surveys, observation, etc.


Requirement Documentation (SRS): Structure for a Software Requirements
Specification.
3. Software Design Concepts, Principles, and Methods

Design Fundamentals: Importance of creating a blueprint for


software.
Design Principles: Key principles such as simplicity, scalability, and
modularity. Effective Modular Design: Breaking down software
into manageable modules. Design Representations: UML
diagrams, data flow diagrams, and other visual tools.
Types of Design:

● Architectural Design: Overall system structure.


● Procedural Design: Sequence of operations.
● Data-Directed Design: Data-flow focused.
● Real-Time Design: Time-sensitive system considerations.
● Object-Oriented Design: Based on objects and classes.

Coupling and Cohesion: Aim for low coupling and high cohesion
for better modularity.
4. Software Metrics, Project Management, and Estimation

Metrics:

● In Process and Project Domains: Tracking process efficiency and project


progress.
● Software Quality Metrics: Assessing software quality factors (e.g.,
maintainability, reliability).

Project Management Basics: Focus on people, product, process, and project.


Estimation Techniques:

● Function Point Estimation: Based on software functionality.


● LOC (Line of Code) Based Estimation: Counting source code lines.
● Empirical Estimation: Using historical data for prediction.
● COCOMO Model: Cost estimation based on project size and type.

Project Scheduling: Techniques for planning and tracking project timelines.


5. Software Testing

Definitions and STLC: Software Testing Life Cycle (STLC) phases for
systematic testing.
Test Case Design: Developing test cases to verify functionality.
Verification and Validation: Ensuring the system meets
specifications (V&V).
Testing Techniques:

● Unit Testing: Individual components.


● Integration Testing: Combined components.
● Validation Testing: Ensures system meets requirements.
● System Testing: Entire system validation.
● Black Box Testing: Functional testing without internal
knowledge.
● White Box Testing: Internal code structure-based testing.
● Acceptance Testing: Final user acceptance.
Thank
you :)

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