Software Engineering - Principles, Methods, and Applications

Author: Xiao Mengqiang et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book is developed in accordance with the guidelines and principles of the 21st Century Planning Textbooks for Applied Undergraduate Education by the Ministry of Education. It fully considers the training objectives and teaching characteristics of applied undergraduate talents. The book consists of 12 chapters, covering main topics such as: software engineering concepts, feasibility study and requirements analysis, software design, object-oriented technology, unified modeling language (UML), coding and programming languages, software testing, software maintenance, software engineering management and quality assurance, software engineering standardization, software engineering environment, and embedded system software technology. At the beginning of each chapter, the teaching objectives, tasks, and key points/ Difficulties are provided, followed by case studies and chapter summaries, along with selected exercises to facilitate teaching and self-study. The book emphasizes practical application. The content is organized in accordance with the entire process of software engineering, with strong logical structure and case-based teaching as a driving force, making it easy for students to learn and master. This book can serve as a textbook for applied undergraduate majors in computer science, automation, electromechanical, and other fields, as well as for vocational and technical college computer majors. It can also be used as a self-study textbook and a reference for software developers.