1 false COMP2110 <p>This course is one of three courses (COMP2100, COMP2110, COMP3110) which address constructive aspects of the software development process. It has a primary focus on the design phase.<br /> The following topics are covered. Introduction to requirements specifications. Designing to specifications. The design milieu (notations, documentation standards). Design techniques (object-oriented, software architectures, design patterns). Design review. Design in the context of requirements change. Principles of quality in design.</p> B 1 false 10768 <p>COMP2510</p> <p>Assignments (50%); Presentation (10%); Final Exam (40%)</p> 1 1 <p>On completion of this course the student will be able to do the following:</p> <ol><li>use well-structured diagrams and text to describe the design of medium-scale software system </li><li>write informal requirements for a medium-small software system </li><li>create and describe the design of a small scale software system </li><li>critically compare the design of medium-small software systems for related purposes </li><li>select and analyse the application of software pattern definitions to a design problem </li><li>recognise and illustrate the relationships and processes between requirements, design, and implementation in the standard software life cycle </li><li>demonstrate a reasonable choice of classes and relationships to model system fragments to meet partial system requirements</li><li>find and select software from that which is openly available to approximately meet system requirements</li></ol> 0 Software Design 6 6 Fox, Christopher <em>Introduction to Software Engineering Design</em>, Addison&ndash;Wesley, 2007 6 <p>COMP1110 or COMP1510 and MATH1005 or MATH1014 or MATH1116</p> Software Design Band 2 Computer Science Twenty six one-hour lectures, four one-hour tutorials and five two-hour tutorial/laboratory sessions 2010