Teaching-CSC4521 for Dr 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%)

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 30th April (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: Wednesday 30th April (14h-17h30) 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

Session 3: Wednesday 7th May (9h-12h30) B313

3.1 Iterator

You can try to work on this *before* the session.

• Iterator Design Pattern
• Iterator Code Archive

3.2 Software Reliability

• Software Reliability

Session 4: Wednesday 7th May (14h-17h30) B313

4.1 Faulty Stacks and Queues

You should complete as many of these problems as you can, before the next session.

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

Session 5: Wednesday 21st May (9h-12h30) B313

Session 6: Wednesday 21st May (14h-17h30) B313

Wavestone visit: Thursday 22nd May (9h-12h30) B313

Session 7: Wednesday 28th May (9h-12h30) B313

Session 8: Wednesday 28th May (14h-17h30) B313

Session 9: Wednesday 4th June (9h-12h30) B313

Session 10: Wednesday 4th June (14h-17h30) B313

Wavestone visit: Thursday 5th June (14h-17h30) B313

Session 11: Thursday 12th June (9h-12h30) B313

Session 12: Wednesday 18th June (9h-12h30) B313

Session 13: Wednesday 18th June (14h-17h30) B313

Wavestone visit: Thursday 19th June (9h-12h30) B313