Computer Science Project I
Course Description
A study of the software development practices. Emphasizes logical organization of system and communicating design through documentation suitable for generating a concrete implementation. Students construct an original project with practical applications utilizing software engineering concepts.
Learning Outcomes
- Analyze a computational problem and produce a requirements analysis specification of the problem.
- Assess the difference between problem models and solution models.
- For a given a problem, develop a use-case analysis of the problem.
- Determine the overall system solution architecture.
Prerequisites
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