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What is the primary focus of software engineering?

  • Marketing software products effectively
  • Creating user interfaces for applications
  • Theories, methods, and tools for professional software development (correct)
  • Designing hardware systems

Which of the following statements accurately describes software costs?

  • Development costs are typically higher than maintenance costs.
  • Software costs are usually lower than hardware costs.
  • Maintenance costs are generally fixed regardless of software complexity.
  • Software costs dominate computer system costs. (correct)

What is a significant factor contributing to software project failures?

  • Failure to use software engineering methods (correct)
  • Inadequate user training
  • The use of outdated programming languages
  • Overestimation of software capabilities

How does the expenditure on software correlate with GNP in developed nations?

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Which of the following is true about professional software development?

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What trend is common in modern software systems development?

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What does the term 'software' refer to in the context of software engineering?

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Which of the following statements best describes software engineering ethics?

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What do engineers need to be aware of regarding intellectual property rights?

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What constitutes computer misuse according to ethical guidelines?

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Who is bound by the ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics?

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Why is a code of ethics particularly important for software engineers?

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What are the eight principles in the ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics intended to address?

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What is the primary reason for developing a code of ethics in software engineering?

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Which of the following is NOT a responsibility of software engineers regarding intellectual property?

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What kind of misuse ranges from trivial to serious in computer use?

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What is the primary purpose of the Mentcare information system?

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How does Mentcare ensure patient information is accessed in areas without secure network connectivity?

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Which feature of Mentcare supports patient monitoring?

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What critical aspect of patient data management does Mentcare emphasize?

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What type of reports does Mentcare generate for administrative purposes?

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Which of the following is NOT a goal of the Mentcare system?

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In what scenario does Mentcare allow for the use of local patient record copies?

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What safety concern does Mentcare aim to address?

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What is a primary characteristic of a service-oriented system in iLearn?

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Which type of services provides application-independent functionality in iLearn?

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What is the role of configuration services in iLearn?

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How are integrated services in iLearn designed to operate?

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Which of the following is an example of application services in iLearn?

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What distinguishes independent services from integrated services in iLearn?

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Why might a digital learning environment like iLearn be configured for very young children?

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What is the benefit of having a set of applications tailored to learners in iLearn?

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Which of the following is NOT considered an attribute of good software?

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What is the primary focus of software engineering as opposed to computer science?

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What percentage of software costs typically go towards testing?

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Which of the following activities is NOT part of the fundamental software engineering activities?

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What challenge is NOT mentioned as a key challenge facing software engineering?

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How does system engineering differ from software engineering?

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In software development, what typically exceeds development costs for custom software?

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What is the role of software engineering techniques in projects?

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Which type of system is designed to process data in large batches?

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What is the primary purpose of entertainment systems?

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What defines systems of systems?

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Which principle is important for all types of software systems?

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Why is cloud computing significant in software development?

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Which application type includes systems that model physical processes?

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What does the term 'web services' refer to?

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Which of the following is NOT a recommended approach for software systems development?

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What is the primary purpose of software validation?

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Which issue emphasizes the need for software to function across various devices?

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What type of application is designed to run independently on a local computer?

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Which factor is crucial for developing software that adapts quickly to changing markets?

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What is a common example of an interactive transaction-based application?

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Which aspect of software development addresses the need for creating systems that can be trusted?

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What determines the software engineering methods and tools that will be used?

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What is the main challenge posed by scale in software development?

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Which type of system is designed to process large amounts of data in batches?

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What is a key characteristic of systems for modeling and simulation?

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What principle is critical for developing all types of software systems?

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What is the role of web services in modern software systems?

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In the context of software engineering, what does 'cloud computing' refer to?

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What does 'reuse of software' emphasize in software engineering?

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Which of the following is NOT an application type mentioned?

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Which aspect is crucial for all types of systems according to software engineering principles?

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What is a key responsibility of software engineers concerning intellectual property rights?

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Which approach is favored for constructing web-based systems?

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Which of the following is considered a serious form of computer misuse?

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What does the ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics primarily deal with?

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What is a key characteristic of web-based systems development?

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Which technology has emerged to support the creation of rich web interfaces?

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Why is the role of software engineers significant in modern society?

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Which statement is true regarding the commitment of software engineers?

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What moral obligation do software engineers have beyond technical skills?

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Who is included as a member bound by the ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics?

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What is a common ethical responsibility for engineers regarding client information?

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What should engineers avoid regarding their level of competence?

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Which of the following better describes the rationale for having a code of ethics in software engineering?

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What commitment do software engineers make by signing the ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics?

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Which principle is not part of the ethical responsibilities of software engineers?

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What describes service-oriented systems in software engineering?

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What is the primary function of the weather information system in the wilderness weather stations?

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Which instruments are included in the weather stations for monitoring the environment?

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What system is responsible for monitoring the health of the wilderness weather stations?

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How does the software manage power for the weather stations?

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What is a key feature of a digital learning environment?

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Which of the following is an additional functionality of the software controlling the weather stations?

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What does a service-oriented system allow for in terms of updates?

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What is the purpose of the data management and archiving system in relation to the weather stations?

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Which type of service adapts to a specific set of application services?

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What happens when the software detects a fault in the weather station instruments?

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What type of data is primarily collected by the wilderness weather stations?

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What defines integrated services in a learning environment?

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How do independent services share information with other services?

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What is a common application service in a digital learning environment?

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What is the primary role of utility services in a digital learning platform?

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What is a critical aspect when designing versions of the learning environment?

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Flashcards

Software Engineering

The application of theories, methods, and tools to the professional development of software.

Software Costs

Often significantly higher than hardware costs; maintenance costs can exceed development costs.

Software Project Failure Cause

Increasing complexity of systems and a lack of structured development methods.

Software

Computer programs and their associated documentation.

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Software Engineering Ethics

Ethical guidelines for responsible software development.

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System Complexity

The increasing difficulty in managing and maintaining larger and more intricate systems.

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Software Development Methods

Structured techniques used in software design, implementation, testing, and maintenance.

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Professional Software Development

Software development that uses suitable methods, tools, and theories, ensuring cost-effectiveness and reliability.

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Software Development Types

Software products can be tailored for specific customers or designed for broader market appeal.

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Good Software Attributes

Effective software should meet user needs, perform well, be easy to maintain, reliable, and usable.

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Fundamental Software Engineering Activities

The software lifecycle includes specifying requirements, developing code, validating functionality, and adapting to changes.

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Software Engineering vs. Computer Science

While computer science focuses on theory, software engineering focuses on practical application and delivery of useful software.

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Software Engineering vs. System Engineering

Software engineering is a part of system engineering, which considers all aspects of computer systems (hardware, software, processes).

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Key Software Engineering Challenges

Software engineering faces challenges such as handling increasing complexity, meeting tight deadlines, and ensuring software reliability.

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Software Engineering Costs

Software development costs account for about 60%, testing for 40%. Maintenance costs often surpass development costs.

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Batch Processing Systems

Systems designed to process large amounts of data in groups, performing the same operation on each item.

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Entertainment Systems

Systems primarily designed for personal use and enjoyment, providing entertainment for the user.

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Modeling & Simulation Systems

Systems created by scientists and engineers to represent real-world situations or processes, using virtual components.

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Data Collection Systems

Systems that gather data from their environment using sensors, sending it to other systems for analysis.

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Systems of Systems

Systems composed of multiple interconnected smaller software systems, working together to achieve a larger goal.

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Software Development Process

A managed and structured approach used to create software, encompassing planning, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance.

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Software Dependability

The reliability, availability, and security of a software system, ensuring it operates correctly and safely.

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Software Requirements

A detailed specification of what a software system should do, outlining its functionality and expected behavior.

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Mentcare

A centralized information system designed for use in clinics, supporting patient management, treatment, and administrative reporting.

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Mentcare's Central Database

A central repository for patient information accessible from various clinics, even those without secure network connections.

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Mentcare's Local Copies

Clinics without secure network connectivity can download and use local copies of patient records.

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Mentcare's Management Information

The system generates reports to help healthcare managers assess performance against targets.

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Mentcare's Medical Staff Support

The system provides timely information to medical staff for better patient care.

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Mentcare's Individual Care Management

Clinicians can create and edit patient records, view history, and access data summaries.

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Mentcare's Patient Monitoring

The system monitors patient records and alerts staff about potential problems.

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Mentcare's Administrative Reporting

The system generates monthly reports covering patient numbers, treatment statistics, drug usage, and costs.

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Intellectual Property Rights

Legal protections for creations like inventions, designs, and literary works. Engineers must ensure these rights are respected for employers and clients.

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Computer Misuse

Using technical skills to harm others. This includes actions ranging from minor misuse (game playing on company computers) to serious offenses like spreading viruses.

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ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics

A set of ethical guidelines for professional software engineers, created by leading organizations in the field.

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The Code's Purpose

To ensure software engineers use their skills for good, making the profession beneficial and respected.

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Software's Impact

Software has a significant role in various sectors like commerce, government, and healthcare. Software engineers contribute to this impact.

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Software Engineers' Responsibility

Because of their role in creating systems, software engineers have the power to do good or cause harm. This code encourages them to use their skills for good.

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Why is a code of ethics important?

It ensures that software engineers act responsibly and ethically, making their work beneficial and respected by society.

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What are the 8 Principles of the Code of Ethics?

The code outlines ethical principles for software engineers, covering areas like public, client, and employer well-being, and promoting professional integrity and competence.

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Digital Learning Environment

A framework that combines general-purpose tools and specialized applications for learning, tailored to the needs of the users (teachers and learners).

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iLearn's Service-Oriented Architecture

A system designed where each component is a replaceable service, allowing for incremental updates and flexible configurations for different user groups.

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What are Utility Services?

Services that provide basic, general functionality used by other services in the system.

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What are Application Services?

Services that offer specific applications, such as email, conferencing, or access to educational content.

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Configuration Services role?

Services that adapt the learning environment with a specific set of applications and define how services are shared among users.

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Integrated Services in iLearn

Services that offer a programming interface (API) to be accessed by other services, allowing direct communication.

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Independent Services in iLearn

Services accessed through a browser and operating independently, requiring user actions to share information with other services.

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Software Validation

The process of verifying that the developed software meets the customer's requirements and expectations.

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Software Evolution

The ongoing process of modifying existing software to adapt to changing customer needs, market demands, or new technologies.

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Heterogeneity in Software

Refers to the increasing need for software systems to operate across different types of computers, devices, and networks.

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Software Security and Trust

The essential need for software to be trustworthy and secure, especially as it plays a crucial role in various aspects of our lives.

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Software Scale

The wide range of sizes and complexities that software can have, from small embedded systems to large-scale, cloud-based systems.

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Stand-alone Applications

Software programs that can run independently on a single computer without needing a network connection.

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Interactive Transaction-based Applications

Software applications that run on a remote server and are accessed by users through their own devices, such as web applications.

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Embedded Control Systems

Software that controls and manages the operation of hardware devices, often found in appliances, vehicles, and industrial equipment.

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Web-based Software Engineering

The application of software engineering principles to the development and maintenance of software systems designed for use over the internet.

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Software Reuse

The practice of utilizing pre-existing software components or systems to build new software applications.

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Incremental Development

A development approach where software is built and delivered in small, iterative steps, with each step adding new features or functionality.

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Service-Oriented Systems

Software systems composed of independent, reusable software components called web services, which communicate with each other over the internet.

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Rich Interfaces

Interactive user interfaces that provide a rich, engaging user experience using technologies like AJAX and HTML5.

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Confidentiality in Software Engineering

The professional obligation of software engineers to protect sensitive information related to clients, employers, and projects.

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Competence in Software Engineering

The professional requirement for software engineers to only accept work they are qualified to perform and to not misrepresent their skills.

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Code of Ethics Rationale

Software has a central and growing role in society. Software engineers have the power to create good or harm. This code encourages them to use their skills for good.

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Impact of Software

Software has a significant role in various sectors like commerce, government, and healthcare. Software engineers contribute to this impact.

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Code of Ethics Principles

The code outlines ethical principles for software engineers, covering areas like public, client, and employer well-being, and promoting professional integrity and competence.

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iLearn

A digital learning environment that uses a framework of general-purpose and specialized tools to meet the needs of teachers and learners.

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Utility Services

Services that provide basic, general functionality used by other services in the system. These are like common tools.

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Application Services

Services that offer specific applications, like email, conferencing, or access to educational content.

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Configuration Services

Services that adapt the system to a specific set of applications and define how services are shared among users.

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Integrated Services

Services that communicate directly with each other using an API.

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Independent Services

Services accessed through a browser interface, which operate independently and require user actions to share information with other services.

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API

An Application Programming Interface that allows services to communicate directly with each other.

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Weather station system

This part of the wilderness weather station system collects weather data, performs initial processing, and transmits it to the data management system.

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Data management system

This system gathers data from all weather stations, processes and analyzes it, and archives the information.

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Station maintenance system

This system communicates with weather stations via satellite to monitor their health, identify problems, and send reports.

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Dynamic reconfiguration

The ability of the weather station system to replace parts of its software with new versions and switch in backup instruments in case of failure.

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System power management

The weather station system manages its power source, charging batteries when possible but shutting down generators during potentially damaging weather conditions.

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What does the weather station system monitor besides weather?

It monitors the instruments, power, and communication hardware, reporting any faults to the management system.

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Why is availability crucial for the weather station system?

The system must be available when needed to ensure safety. Failure could lead to incorrect medication prescriptions or other critical situations.

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What does the weather station system measure?

It measures weather parameters like wind speed and direction, ground and air temperatures, barometric pressure, and rainfall over a 24-hour period.

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Study Notes

Chapter 1 - Introduction

  • Software engineering is a discipline concerned with all aspects of software production, from initial specification to ongoing maintenance.
  • Economies of developed nations are dependent on software.
  • Increasing reliance on software-controlled systems.
  • Expenditure on software is a substantial portion of GNP in developed countries.
  • Software costs often surpass hardware costs, especially in maintenance.
  • Maintaining software with a long life is often more costly than the initial development.
  • Software engineering methods and techniques help to build complex and demanding systems more quickly.
  • Failure to apply software engineering methods often results in costly and unreliable software.
  • Various types of software products exist, including generic (marketed to the public) and customized (developed for specific clients).
  • Key attributes of good software include maintainability, dependability (reliability, security, safety), efficiency, and acceptability.
  • Software products, by nature, require a specific set of specifications.
  • Fundamental principles of software engineering involve using well-managed development practices.
  • Software processes involved include specification, development, validation, and evolution.
  • Crucial factors impacting software development and/or design include heterogeneity (diverse systems), business/social changes, security and trust, scale (wide range of applicability), and software engineering diversity.
  • Diverse application types exist, including stand-alone, interactive transaction-based, embedded control systems, batch processing systems, entertainment systems, systems for modeling and simulation, data collection systems, and systems of systems.
  • Professional software engineers are bound by wider ethical responsibilities than just technical skills, encompassing integrity and independence in judgment.
  • Professional responsibility encompasses ethical behaviour beyond legal considerations.
  • Professional responsibility includes confidentiality, competence, intellectual property rights, and preventing misuse.
  • The ACM/IEEE Code of Ethics provides guidance for software engineers.
  • Several case studies are presented, illustrating various aspects of software systems (e.g. insulin pump, mental health management system, weather station, and iLearn).
  • Important factors in iLearn, a digital learning environment, include its service-oriented architecture, providing flexibility and allowing additions of services over time, alongside configurability, allowing for different groups of users.

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