Lecture Schedule¶
Lecture Overview
| Week | Topic | Key Concepts | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Introduction to Software Engineering | Software engineering fundamentals, history, importance | Slides, Videos, Examples |
| 2 | Version Control with Git and GitHub | Git basics, branching, collaboration, GitHub workflows | Interactive Git tutorials, Live demos |
| 3 | Software Development Life Cycle | SDLC models, phases, methodologies comparison | Process diagrams, Case studies |
| 4 | Agile Scrum | Scrum framework, roles, ceremonies, artifacts | Scrum simulation, Sprint planning |
| 5 | Requirements Engineering | Requirements gathering, analysis, documentation | Requirements workshop, User stories |
| 6 | User Interface Design | UI/UX principles, prototyping, usability | Design tools, Wireframing exercise |
| 7 | Software Architecture | Architectural patterns, system design, scalability | Architecture diagrams, Design decisions |
| 8 | Design Principles | SOLID principles, clean code, maintainability | Code refactoring examples |
| 9 | Design Patterns | Common patterns, implementation, best practices | Pattern implementations, Code examples |
| 10 | Testing | Testing strategies, unit testing, TDD | Testing frameworks, Live coding |
| 11 | Refactoring | Code smells, refactoring techniques, tools | Refactoring workshop |
| 12 | Kanban | Kanban methodology, boards, continuous improvement | Kanban board setup, Flow metrics |
Learning Approach¶
Our lectures feature:
🎥 Interactive Content
- Video demonstrations
- Live coding sessions
- Interactive diagrams
- Real-world examples
Hands-on Learning
- Code-along exercises
- Group discussions
- Problem-solving activities
- Tool demonstrations
Visual Learning
- Infographics and charts
- Process flowcharts
- Architecture diagrams
- Before/after comparisons
Real-world Context
- Industry case studies
- Current technology trends
- Professional best practices
- Career insights
How to Use Lecture Materials¶
🛠️ Technical Requirements¶
To fully participate in lectures, ensure you have:
- Development Environment: VS Code or preferred IDE
- Version Control: Git installed and configured
- Programming Languages: Python 3.8+, Node.js (latest LTS)
- Web Browser: Modern browser for interactive content
- Collaboration Tools: Access to GitHub, Discord/Slack
Ready to dive in? Start with Lecture 1: Introduction to Software Engineering!