• After successfully completing the module, the student should be able to:
  • Understanding Software Development Lifecycle: knowledge of the software development phases and their significance, ability to navigate through the various stages from requirements gathering to maintenance.
  • Software Development Models: familiarity with traditional models like Waterfall and modern agile methodologies, understanding of when and how to apply different development models based on project requirements
  • Requirements Analysis and Specification: capability to identify, analyze, and document both functional and non-functional requirements, skill in utilizing various techniques such as use case diagrams and user stories for requirements specification
  • Software Architecture and Design: competence in designing software architectures that meet system requirements, application of design principles and patterns to create scalable and maintainable software solutions
  • Programming and Implementation: Application of best practices in coding, adhering to coding standards, and participating in effective code reviews.
  • Software Testing and Quality Assurance: Knowledge of different testing levels (unit, integration, system) and types, ability to develop and implement effective testing strategies and ensure software quality
  • Version Control and Collaboration: proficiency in using version control systems (e.g., Git) for collaborative development, Experience in collaborative coding practices, branching strategies, and resolving merge conflicts.
  • Documentation and Code Maintenance: Understanding the importance of documentation throughout the software development lifecycle, skill in maintaining and updating codebases, including versioning and documentation
  • Software Maintenance and Evolution: knowledge of maintenance phases and types (adaptive, corrective, perfective), ability to apply updates, address issues, and improve software post-deployment

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