Software engineering. Peoples work.

We are proponents of the adagium Eat your own dog food meaning do what you preach. This is the link to the repository in which we develop our teaching stuff: https://www.fontysvenlo.org/svnt/sen2. You need your peerweb account data to get access.

Amongsts others, the draft module manual is maintained there. Here you have a copy for easy reference.

We need you to do timekeeping. You can find templates for this in Open Office Calc (preferred) and Microsoft Office Excel format. They are in the repository too.

• Startup sheets
• Practicum startup sheets

During the first quarter you will investigate an already existing project. You can find its information at two sites:

• The koksmatch project and
• the bug tracking system.

The up to date group list can be found in peerweb as usual.

Presentation schedule

As part of the learning experience your group will give a presentation on a subject as mentioned in the module manual.

All documentation but the presentations must be created using \LaTeX. Rationale: Much better parallelism with multiple authors, easier measuring contributions using subversion and overall same document style. Of the plain text based document formats, \LaTeX is the easiest without having to fall back to all kinds of funky editors. Presentations may be created with \LaTeX with the same benefits of course, but you might be more productive using power point, ooimpress or keynote.

The articles to study for this presentation can be found on our SEN article site. You need a peerweb account to log in over there.

All Presentations will be held during the lecture hours in the English language.

Hints:

• Read the chapters and articles to prepare yourselves for the presentation and questions the tutors may ask.
• Make notes on the topics you want to address and the questions you want to answer in your presentation (what point do I want to make).
• Discuss a short outline of your presentation with the teacher. A list of possible sections in your presentation is enough for the initial feedback meeting.
• If you are well prepared, the feedback meeting should not take more then one hour.

Time schedule feedback meeting for all groups

Group	Coaching/presentation Week	feedback meeting	Time
1	5/6	2012-03-15	14:10-14:40
2	5/6	2012-03-15	13:40-14:10
3	5/6	2012-03-15	13:10-13:40
4	6/7	2012-03-22	14:10-14:40
5	6/7	2012-03-22	13:40-14:10
6	6/7	2012-03-22	13:10-13:40