Abstract
The field of component-based software engineering (CBSE) is currently in a period of rapid growth and change. No longer is the field dominated by discussions of traditional kinds of source-code components, but the predominant view encompasses so-called binary components: components that adhere to industry standards and are shipped as plug-ins into an existing run-time architecture. Computer science and software engineering curricula have not yet caught up with this transition in providing a corpus of fundamentally sound concepts to support education within this discipline. In this paper, we describe our efforts to develop fundamentals-driven CBSE educational materials, as well as our efforts to integrate these materials into a traditional undergraduate computer science curriculum.
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