Teaching-CSC4521 for Prof. J. Paul Gibson, INFormatique (INF), Telecom SudParis, France.

Overview

This site contains material for the module Génie logiciel pour la conception d'un Système d'Information (CSC4521), as part of the programme VAP DSI (Voie d'Approfondissement Intégration et Déploiement de Systèmes d’Information) It is complementary to the module Projet Système d'Information : réalisation et déploiement (CSC4522)

Sessions are scheduled for 3 hours. However, most sessions will be split into 3 parts, and the presentation/teaching part will usually take between 30 minutes and 60 minutes -

• I. Feedback from work completed since previous session
• II. Presentation of new material
• III. Practical work (in teams) with help from Paul

Evaluation

Your evaluation will be based on 4 aspects of your work:

• Requirements Model and Functional Architecture - deliverable 1 - Team mark (30%)
• Physical Architecture and its coherency with the requirements - deliverable 2 - Team mark (30%)
• Review of process of architecture design - Individual mark (20%)
• Engineering log/journal -Individual mark (20%)
• Optional Bonuses - see final sessions

The deadline for submitting your work is Thursday 25th June. Please send your individual work by email (with the course code in the subject field). Please put your name at the top of each file submitted. I will acknoweldge reception of your email sublission and that I can open/read your files. If you do not recieve an acknowlegement by Friday 26th June then you must contact me (put URGENT in the email subject field).

Useful Links - (Software) Engineering Logs

Update your logs regularly (evey time you work On the project/module) with precise details of what you were doing/thinking. (A typical log entry for 1-3 hours of work would be 2-3 paragraphs.)
• It’s a naughty engineer who neglects his/her logbook, Clive (Max) Maxfield.
• A Work Log Template for Software Engineers, Gergely Orosz.
• Software Engineers should keep lab notebooks, Nelson Elhage, Made of Bugs.
• Note-Taking for Software Engineers -The importance of organizing your thoughts and efficiently keep them from haunting you, Eduardo Vedes.

Session 1: Wednesday 6th May (9h-12h30) B313

1.1 Introduction

• Introduction

Useful Links - (Software) Engineering Logs

• Système Informatique ou Système d’Information ?, Yves Grandmontagne.

1.2 Design Patterns

• Design Patterns

1.3 Singleton

• Singleton Design Pattern
• Singleton Code Archive

1.4 MVC

• MVC Design Pattern
• MVC Code Archive

1.5 Proxy

• Proxy Design Pattern
• Proxy Code Archive

Useful reading material

Useful external links

Session 2: Thursday 7th May (10h-13h15) B313

2.1 Threads and processes for distributed system modeling and simulation

• An introduction to threads (in Java)
• Threads Code Archive

2.2 Distributed versus Centralised

• Comparing distributed and centralised architectures
• DistributedVersusCentralised Code Archive

Wavestone Visit 1: Thursday 21st May (10h-13h15) B313

Session 3: Wednesday 27th May (10h-13h15) B313

In this session you will work on the functional requirements of your Wavestone projects, focussing on use cases.
• Functional Requirements

Additional reading material

Useful Internal link

Useful external links

Session 4: Wednesday 27th May (14h30-17h45) B313

In this session you will work on the functional architecture of your Wavestone projects, focussing on meeting the needs of the previously defined use cases.
• System Architecture

Wavestone Visit 2: Thursday 4th June (10h-13h15) B313

Session 5: Thursday 4th June (14h30-17h45) B313

Feedback on functional architecture

Feedback on Livrable 1 and discussion on data modelling, communication requirements and different types of AI (on a team by team basis)

AI and Machine learning

Useful reading material

Useful external links

Session 6: Wednesday 10th June (10h-13h15) B313

IoT Platforms

Session 7: Wednesday 24th June (10h-13h15) B313

Due to the heatwave, today's class will be on-line at https://webconf.imt.fr/frontend/rooms/j4w-uww-jpf-cob/join

Faulty Stacks and Queues

This session is about architecture and design (for fault tolerance). You will be asked to design a solution to a problem. In summary, the problem will be to implement Queues using Stacks (and vice-versa). You will then be asked to evaluate and adapt your designs when the components are faulty.

• Fault tolerance - stacks and queues
• Faulty Stacks and Queues: Java Code Archive

You can work on this problem in teams (not necessarily your Wavestone teams) or individually. Work that is submitted for problems 1-4 (by the final session) will result in a (0-10%) bonus to your final marks. So, eg, if your overall mark is 15/20 and you get the full bonus of 10%, then your final mark will be 16.5.

Session 8: Wednesday 24th June (14h30-17h45) B313

Due to the heatwave, today's class will be on-line at https://webconf.imt.fr/frontend/rooms/j4w-uww-jpf-cob/join

This session is about simulation and dashboard prootyping for a sand battery system.

• Sand Battery
• Sand Battery: Java Code Archive

You can work on this problem in teams (not necessarily your Wavestone teams) or individually. Work that is submitted for problems 1-3 (by the final session) will result in a (0-10%) bonus to your final marks. So, eg, if your overall mark is 15/20 and you get the full bonus of 10%, then your final mark will be 16.5.

Wavestone Visit 3: Thursday 25th June (10h-13h15) B313

Due to the heatwave, today's class will be on-line at https://webconf.imt.fr/frontend/rooms/j4w-uww-jpf-cob/join

Session 9: Thursday 25th June (14h30-17h45) B313

Due to the heatwave, today's class will be on-line at https://webconf.imt.fr/frontend/rooms/j4w-uww-jpf-cob/join

This session is to finalise all the work that you will submit to Paul for evaluation, including optional bonuses (if not already done so).

You must submit all your work to Paul before the end of this session.