Lecture

Software Engineering Essentials

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Description

This lecture introduces software engineering essentials, emphasizing the importance of requirements, modularity, and abstraction. The instructor shares insights from his extensive experience in the software industry, highlighting the impact of software on various aspects of modern life, from electric vehicles to healthcare. The lecture covers key concepts such as user stories, behavior-driven development, and prioritizing features based on value and constraints. Practical examples, like the use of the Cucumber framework for testing, illustrate how software engineers can validate requirements and prioritize features effectively.

Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Computer engineering

Software development: Software development process

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