Modulbeschreibung

Module:	Software Product Line Engineering
Module numbers:	41.5024 [PVL 41.5025]
Language:	english
Study programme:	Dualer Master 2021 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Master 2021 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Dualer Master 2013 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Dualer Master 2013 - Vertiefung SE: Software-Engineering JIM 2013 - Elective Catalogue J Master 2013 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Master 2013 - Vertiefung SE: Software-Engineering Master 2006 - Katalog AS: Anwendungs- und systemorientierte Module Master 2006 - Vertiefung AE: Application Engineering MN Data Science 2016 - Katalog M-I_I: Allgemeine Wahlpflicht Informatik
Type of course:	V+P = Lecture+Practical
Weekly hours:	2+2
Credit Points:	6
Exam:	oral exam
Registering for exam	explicitly and independent of booking
PVL (e.g. Practical):	not graded
Frequency of offering:	each winter semester (lastly in WS 2019/2020)
Required knowledge:	Sound knowledge in Software-Engineering; good programming skills
Learning objectives:	The students shall achieve the following skills: to recognize software product lines in real-life projects and to propose appropriate solutions for the development to recognize and to handle variability in projects (including analysis, design, realization and management) to use advanced modeling techniques to express variability in common modeling artifacts (esp. UML diagrams to implement and to model reusable software with variability to transfer the techniques from product line development to 'normal' projects
Content:	Product lines in nowadays industrial projects Benefits and prerequisites of product line development Relationship of product lines and software engineering Modeling software that contains variability Mechanisms for developing software that contains variability Systematic and generic approach to product line development (Product line practices framework)
Literature:	Software Product Lines : Practices and Patterns, P. Clements, L. M. Northrop, Addison Wesley, 2001 Software Product Line Engineering: K. Pohl, G. Böckle, F. van der Linden, Springer, 2005
Lecture style / Teaching aids:	Seminaristic lecture using slides, books and scientific articles
Responsibility:	Ralf Hahn
Released:	WS 2017/2018
Professional competencies:	formal, algorithmic, mathematical competencies: low analytical, design and implementation competencies: high technological competencies: high capability for scientific work: low
Interdisciplinary competencies:	interdisciplinary expertise: basic economic competence

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