Abstract
Six required courses for a Master of Software Engineering (MSE) program are described: • Software Systems Engineering • Specification of Software Systems Principles and Applications of Software Design • Software Generation and Regeneration • Software Verification and Validation • Software Project Management For each course, a detailed list of topics and subtopics is given, with educational objectives noted. Principal references, suggested exercises, and other teaching concerns are discussed for each course. These courses were designed by a group of educators at a recent workshop held at the Software Engineering Institute. An attempt was made to cover all of the software engineering topics and educational objectives described in [Ford 87] 1 (a report on previous efforts toward describing an MSE program). This report is termed a design, because: • it is a more detailed description than the specification [Ford 87], • it was reviewed for internal consistency and verified for agreement with the specification, • it provides sufficient detail to allow independent implementation by instructors. The design process is also described. 1Ford. Gary, Norman Gibbs, and James Tomayko, Software Engineering Education: An Interim Report from the Software Engineering Institute, Technical Report CMU/SEI-87-TR-8. Software Engineering Institute, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, Pa., 1987
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