Course Curriculum

    1. Ch 1.1 What is Computer Software? - Definition & Applications

    2. Computer Software Definition

    3. Computer Software Examples

    4. Types of Computer Software

    5. Lesson Summary

    6. Quiz 1.1

    1. Introduction

    2. Definition of Software Engineering

    3. Software Engineering Process

    4. Software Engineering Methods

    5. Lesson Summary

    6. Quiz 1.2

    1. Introduction

    2. Software Engineering

    3. System Analysis Definition

    4. Lesson Summary

    5. Quiz 1.3

    1. Introduction

    2. Object Oriented Analysis and Design

    3. OOP Concepts and Terminologies

    4. Lesson Summary

    5. Quiz 1.4

    1. Introduction

    2. Software Engineering

    3. Systems Development Life Cycle

    4. Lesson Summary

    5. Quiz 1.5

    1. Introduction

    2. Systems Development Life Cycle

    3. Models of Software Development

    4. Prototypes

    5. Agile Methodology

    6. Rapid Application Development

    7. Lesson Summary

    8. Additional Activities

    9. Quiz 1.6

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