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--- course_info:cis_4250 [2015/03/09 17:43] – nonnecke
+++ course_info:cis_4250 [2015/03/31 15:07] (current) – nonnecke
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-This is the final design course for software engineering. This year the course will focus on the user-centered design process (UCD) and will see groups of students
+This is the final design course for software engineering. This year the course will focus on the user-centered design process (UCD) and will see groups of students working together and competing with each other in the pursuit of usable software.
 == Skills and knowledge students should have prior to beginning the course: ==
-  * superb group skills
+  * excellent group skills
   * requirements analysis
   * planning skills
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   * front and back end development
   * responsive design
-  * prototyping (paper, wireframes,
+  * prototyping (paper, wireframes, high fidelity)
+  * usability techniques
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   * Leveraging big data and APIs
   * Responsive design
+  * Software integration
 == Course Format: ==
-  * Lecture format:
+  * Lecture format: meeting with teams each week
-  * Online materials location and format:
+  * Online materials location and format: shared as required
-  * Lab or tutorial format and expectations:
+  * Lab or tutorial format and expectations: both 3 hours slots will be devoted to meeting with teams; on the odd occasion, marked presentations before the whole class will take place
 == Method of evaluation: ==
-  * Number of Assignments:
+  * Number of Graded Team Meetings: weekly meetings will be assessed for focus, content, quality, etc.
-  * Number of Graded Labs:
+  * Number of Quizzes: 1 every couple of weeks throughout the semester based on readings
-  * Number of Quizzes:
+  * Course project: TBD - if you will be taking the course, please email nonnecke@uoguelph.ca with your ideas
-  * Formal Midterm?
+  * Final Exam: none
-  * Course project?
+  * Group work: that's what the course is all about
-  * Final Exam?
+  * Variety of documents and presentations throughout the course
-  * Group work?
-  * mostly programming assignments?
-  * Written documents?