Preamble
This is a postgraduate level course that will focus on the state of the art in various aspects of Software Architectures. Wherever possible, we will make use of UML (ref:RB-2) to represent  various aspects of software development.

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Course Contents

In this course, we cover [Syllabus is here]

Topics	Lecture Slides	Recommended Readings
Housekeeping
Modeling, UML, and OCL	Modeling, UML, OCL	1. UML Distilled by Martin Fowler 2. RB-2 3. RB-1 (Chapter-2) 4. A short introduction of UML diagrams 5. OCL examples-1 6. OCL- Introduction 7. RB-(Chapter-9)
Software Requirements Modeling and Specifications Analysis Modeling and Design	Requirements OOA&M, OOD	RB-1 (Chapter-4)
Software Architecture, Architectural Styles, Views	Architectural Styles	1. An Introduction to Software Architecture by David Garlan and Mary Shaw 2. What is Software Architecture
Design Patterns, Classification, Representation	Design Patterns	1. Design pattern on Wikipedia 2. Design Pattern at Net Objectives

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References

    1. RB-1: Bernd Bruegge, Allen Dutoit: “Object-Oriented Software Engineering: Using UML, Patterns, and Java”, Prentice Hall, 2003.
    2. RB-2: Grady Booch, James Rumbaugh, Ivar Jacobson, “The Unified Modeling Language User Guide”, Addison Wesley, 1999.
    3. RB-3: Software Architecture in Practice, 2nd Ed, Len Bass et. al. Pearson Education, 2002.

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Meeting Time
   

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Term Paper

    Term Paper Instructions

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Assignments

  

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Mid-Semester Exam

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Overall Internal Evaluation



There will be bonus marks (max 10%) for undertaking additional work on course objectives.

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Announcements

    1. [30 April 09]
    2. [5 June 09]  - The syllabus of First mid semester include Unit -I and Unit -III. You should focus on identifying functional and non-functional requirements, use case diagram and documentation, Domain model (class diagram), Architectural styles, and design patterns