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Slide 1 CSC450 Review & Summary Slides adapted from various sources

Slide 2 Question 1 2

Slide 3 Question 2 3

Slide 4 Question 3 4

Slide 5 Question 4 5

Slide 6 Question 5 Complexity is central among SE challenges. What is complexity? List different forms of complexity?

Slide 7 Question 6 Project management?

Slide 8 8 Structural – Class diagrams – Object diagrams – Component diagrams – Deployment diagrams – Package diagrams Behavioral – Use case diagrams – Activity diagrams – State machines – Sequence diagrams UML 2.0 Diagram Types

Slide 9 Question 7 9

Slide 10 Question 8 10

Slide 11 Question 9 11

Slide 12 Question 10 12

Slide 13 Question 11 13

Slide 14 Software Projects What you have learnt 14

Slide 15 Software Projects Overview of Projects 15

Slide 16 Final Exam 16

Slide 17 The End ______________________ Devon M. Simmonds Computer Science Department University of North Carolina Wilmington _____________________________________________________________ Qu es ti ons? 17