CMPSCI
[620] 520
[Adv.]
Software Engineering: Synthesis and Development
Spring
Term 2006 |
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Examinations & Major
Assignments: The course assignments will include 6 homework assignments and
a project (in 3 parts). There are no examinations. I am flexible
about late submission of assignments, but I will not accept a late
submission of an assignment without prior approval. Homework assignments will include essay and analytical problems that cover topics from the lectures and readings. Projects will be team projects on specifications and design, will require the use of software tools.software tools Grades* will be based on homework (50%) and projects
(50%). Final grades will be calculated with specific grades assigned to
average scores in a more or less
traditional manner (>92 = A; 88-91 = A-; 85-87 =B+; 82-84 = B;
78-81 = B-; 75-77 =C+; 72-74 =C;
68-71 = C-; 63-67 = D; <63 =F). NOTE: These have been changed to reflect
the new grading structure. I reserve the right to review the grade
distribution and lower the ranges of scores for a given grade (e.g.,
perhaps 85-89 = A-; >90 = A). Students always expected to work
independently, except when collaboration is explicitly expected (such as for the
team projects). Failure to do independent work may result in a failing grade for
the assignment or, in some cases, for the course. Contacts
Professor Rick Adrion, 310 Computer Science
Bldg (413) 545-2475 Rick's Assistant: Wendy Cooper, 312 Computer
Science Bldg (413) 545-2492 FAX for Wendy and Rick (413) 545-3729 |
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