This Specialization is designed for people who are new to software engineering. It's also for those who have already developed software, but wish to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying context and theory of software development practices.
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This Specialization is designed for people who are new to software engineering. It's also for those who have already developed software, but wish to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying context and theory of software development practices.
This Specialization is designed for people who are new to software engineering. It's also for those who have already developed software, but wish to gain a deeper understanding of the underlying context and theory of software development practices.
At the end of this Specialization, we expect learners to be able to:
1.) Build high-quality and secure software using SDLC methodologies such as agile, lean, and traditional/waterfall.
2.) Analyze a software development team's SDLC methodology and make recommendations for improvements.
3.) Compare and contrast software development methodologies with respect to environmental, organizational, and product constraints.
What's inside
Four courses
Software Development Processes and Methodologies
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Software Development Processes and Methodologies
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Agile Software Development
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Agile Software Development
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Lean Software Development
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Lean Software Development
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Engineering Practices for Building Quality Software
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Engineering Practices for Building Quality Software
(0 hours)Learning objectives
- Critically analyze software engineering development processes from our four selected development philosophies (traditional, secure, agile, and lean)
- Describe the trade-offs among the philosophies with respect to environmental, organizational, and product constraints
- Discuss the workings of exemplary processes within each of the given philosophies
- Perform activities within each of the four aforementioned philosophies and explain how they satisfy the principles of the given philosophy
- Critically analyze software engineering development processes from our four selected development philosophies (traditional, secure, agile, and lean)
- Describe the trade-offs among the philosophies with respect to environmental, organizational, and product constraints
- Discuss the workings of exemplary processes within each of the given philosophies
- Perform activities within each of the four aforementioned philosophies and explain how they satisfy the principles of the given philosophy
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