This website archives the teaching and learning of a Software Engineering course. It supports teaching and learning during the course of study (September 2006 to May 2007). After the course, it is an archive for reference and sharing.
Please be reminded that a revision class is scheduled for you on April 4, 2007 at 3:30pm, venue B0614. I will also hand out a specimen exam paper, UML class diagram revision sheets, suggested answers to test questions, and suggested answers to assignment two.
See you there.
The coming Monday (April 2) is the time for praising ourselves for doing such a great job on the Software Project. Three awards will be presented to three teams who did the excellent job in the project. So, don’t miss the chance to share the happiness with our classmates.
I will also tell you something relevant to the project theme that you may not aware of during the project. They are the Long Tail Phenomenon and Information Architecture.
See you there.
I thank for your participation and hard work towards the MT356F Software Project Contest (2006/2007). The contest will be closed for assessment exercise on March 26, 2007.
The first part of the assessment is peer-review. You are invited to give votes to at most three projects that you consider them well-done.
Please go to here and fill in the survey form. I will start looking at the responses on March 30, 2007, and get back to you on April 2, 2007.
Time passes quickly and we are approaching to the course end. I would like to remind you the following dates so that you can make a better arrangemnet of your time.
It has been a good time to be with you in this course. Cheers.
Hi Software Engineering Students:
Do you want to to learn how to build Web 2.0 businesses from scratch? Do you want to learn valuable experience from successful young startup entrepreneurs in Hong Kong? Here is a great opportunity for you.
Web 2.0 Workshop: Build Your Own Startup! (27 Jan 2007 (Saturday) 2:30-5:30pm)
Workshop speakers include
If you have time this Saturday afternoon, come join this workshop at CityU. Remember register the workshop first. See you there.
Please note the following arrangement for the weekly tutorial class for MT356F students.