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By Timothy C. Lethbridge
and Robert
Laganière
During the period Sept-Dec 2002, lectures from Tim Lethbridge's course SEG
2100, based on this book, were recorded.
Videos of the lectures are available below.
The lectures are based on the powerpoint
slides prepared for the book, and
should help you to learn the material better. Some of the lectures
involve interactive solving of problems on the board.
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Producer of the videos is Adam Murray.
Dr. Lethbridge will also be available to deliver live versions of lectures
based on the book at corporate sites, or via distance education. If
interested, please email him.
- Lecture 1: Chapter 1 - Software and Software Engineering
- Lecture 2: Start of Chapter 2 (Slides 1-21 - basics of
object-orientation)
- Lecture 3: Continuation of Chapter 2 (Slides 21-37 - inheritance,
polymorphism and review of key Java concepts)
- Lecture 4: Remainder of Chapter 2 (to slide 45) and start of Chapter 3
(slide 1-14 - reuse, frameworks, and basic client-server concepts)
- Lecture 5: Continuation of Chapter 3 (Slide 12-25 - client-server
architecture, network concepts, and networking in Java)
- Lecture 6: Continuation of Chapter 3 (Slides 25-39 - The Object
Client-Server Framework)
- Lecture 7: Remainder of Chapter 3 (to slide 48 - Simplechat), and
start of Chapter 4 (Requirements - to slide 4.10)
- Lecture 8: Remainder of Chapter 4 (Slides 9-22, plus discussion of
example requirements in the book)
- Lecture 9: Start of Chapter 5 - Class Diagrams (Slides 1-19:
diagramming classes, associations, multiplicity, association classes and
reflexive associations)
- Lecture 10: Continuation of Chapter 5 (Slides 19-39:
abuses of generalization, aggregation, OCL, genealogy example, suggested
process for developing diagrams)
- Lecture 11: Continuation of Chapter 5 (Problem-solving on the board
of E 5.18/19/20 part a - developing a class diagram for the Bank Account
Management System, plus slides 39-46 - process for identifying classes,
attributes and associations)
- Lecture 12: Continuation of Chapter 5 (Slides 47-64 onwards; Airline
System; identifying operations) plus start of Chapter 6 - Patterns -
(Slides 1-6)
- Lecture 13: Continuation of Chapter 6 (Slides 7-24; General Hierarchy
[Composite]; Player-Role; Singleton; Observer; Delegation)
- Lecture 14: Remainder of Chapter 6 (Slides 25-42; Adapter; Facade;
Read-Only Interface; Proxy, etc.) plus start of Chapter 7 (Focusing on
Users and Their Tasks - to Slide 4)
- Lecture 15: Continuation of Chapter 7 (Slides 5-32 - Use Cases and
User Interface Design)
- Lecture 16: Conclusion of Chapter 7 (Slides 33-43 - Evaluating a UI;
Implementing a UI in Java) and start of Chapter 8 (Modelling Interactions
and Behaviour - Slides 1-19 - Interaction Diagrams)
- Lecture 17: Conclusion of Chapter 8 (Slides 20-49 - State and Activity
Diagrams)
- Lecture 18: Start of Chapter 9 (Architecting and Designing Software -
Slides 1-32 - Design process, cohesion and coupling)
- Lecture 19: Continuation of Chapter 9 (Slides 32-77 - Design
Principles and Software Architecture)
- Lecture 20: Conclusion of Chapter 9 (Slides 79-96 - Pipe-and-Filter
Architecture and Design Documents) and Start of Chapter 10 (Testing and
Inspecting to Ensure High Quality - Slides 1-18)
- Lecture 21: Continuation of Chapter 10 (Slides 18-56)
- Lecture 22: Conclusion of Chapter 10 (From Slide 57,
Testing process and Inspections) and much
of Chapter 11 (Software Engineering Process Models, Cost Estimation, Team
Building etc., to slide 40)
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