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131 CmpE Software Engineering I Fall 2008 Team Project #1 Requirements and Bidding Team Project #1 Selection Due Date: 1. Select two choice from each category and e-mail me before or on Sunday, September 14, 2008 2. I will assign your team one comparative study to document within 48 hours. Project Due Date: Hardcopy at the BEGINNING of class and Electronic copy before the BEGINNING of the Class on Thursday...

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131 CmpE Software Engineering I Fall 2008 Team Project #1 Requirements and Bidding Team Project #1 Selection Due Date: 1. Select two choice from each category and e-mail me before or on Sunday, September 14, 2008 2. I will assign your team one comparative study to document within 48 hours. Project Due Date: Hardcopy at the BEGINNING of class and Electronic copy before the BEGINNING of the Class on Thursday October 16, 2008. Project #1 Requirements: Comparative Study Document a Comparative Study based on selected 10 or more criteria and submit a comparative study report following the following outline or more: Comparative Study Title Team Name Team member names and e-mails Abstract 1. Introduction 2. Related Work (Optional) 3. Existing Approaches or Existing Environments 4. Evaluation Criteria (10+) 5. Analysis and Results 6. Discussion (Optional) 7. Conclusions References Option: You may add case studies. I will explain in the lecture Guidelines: 1. Make sure to select the right list of criteria. 2. Plan the comparative study before starting to help you show what the results should look like. Grading: Item Existing Approaches or Existing Environments Selected Criteria Comparative Results Analysis Over all % of Grade 20% 20% 20% 20% 20% Extra points will be assessed for Related Work and Discussion List of Appoaches: You must bid for one of the following for bidding 1. Software Methodology Category a. Extreme Programming vs. Traditional Software Methods b. Formal Methods vs. informal Methods c. Component-Based Software Development vs. Pattern-Oriented Software Development d. Requirement Engineering Category a. Requirements Engineering Techniques b. Goal Driven Requirements Engineering vs. Ontology c. a. Design patterns vs. Analysis b. Patterns Process Patterns vs. Business Patterns c. 4. Software Architectures Category a. Model Driven Architectures (MDAs) vs. Product Line Architectures (PLAs) b. Model Driven Architectures (MDAs) vs. Pattern-Oriented Architectures c. Model Driven Architectures (MDAs) vs. Aspect-Oriented Architectures (AOAs) d. MDAs vs. Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) e. SOAs vs. AOAs f. Architectural Styles 2. 3. Software Analysis and Design Category 5. Special Topic Category a. Pattern Languages vs. Knowledge Maps b. Data Mining Pattern Language vs. Data Mining Knowledge Map c. e-Learning Pattern Language vs. e-Learning Knowledge Map d. e-Business Pattern Languages vs. e-Business Knowledge Map e. e-Learning vs. Traditional Learning f. Static Modeling vs. Dynamic Modeling g. Tom DeMacro Stated that "Agility: 1, everything else:0." h. Static Models i. Dynamic Models j. Different Use Case Templates k. Software Teams l. Formal Specification Languages m. 6. Others: Specify ______________________ List of Environments You must bid...

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