Software LEIC/LETI. Lecture 1
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1 Software LEIC/LETI Lecture 1
2 António Rito Silva Francisco Regateiro David Duarte es18-alameda.slack.com
3 Logistics
4 Classes
5
6 Lectures
7 The concepts and real examples
8 Focussed on what is going on with the project
9 Interrupt me!
10 Laboratories
11 Size complexity
12 Technology to manage complexity maven, git,
13 Teacher is a facilitator
14 Helps in project management
15 Project
16 Project to learn, exam to assess
17 Groups
18 Groups of 6
19 Enrolment during the labs
20 Office Hours
21 António Rito Silva Monday from 15:30 to 19:15 in room 535 INESC-ID
22 Grading
23 Tests - 70% (min 9.0 out of 20) (10/4, 16/6, 7/7) 50% theory 50% project Project - 30% (min 8.0 out of 20) divided into 5 parts
24 Final Grade = if E < 9.0 then RE if P < 8.0 then RE if (0,7E + 0,3P) < 9.5 then RE else ROUND(0,7E + 0,3P)
25 Bibliography
26
27
28 and
29 articles on the internet
30 and
31 ( integrates concepts and interrelates with internet sources)
32 Secondary
33 Code Complete 2: A Practical Handbook of Software Construction 2nd Edition [Paperback] Steve McConnell 2004
34 Introdução à Engenharia de Software Sérgio Guerreiro FCA 2015
35 Goals
36 An introduction to software engineering further developed in the MSc
37 Present the different areas from requirements to code
38 Integrate what you have learned so far in the context of building software artefacts from computer science to engineering
39 Motivate the different dimensions of software engineering from technology to human
40 Software development as a collaborative activity the course project
41 What is software engineering?
42 Some definitions
43 Software engineering is an engineering discipline that is concerned with all aspects of software production Ian Sommerville
44 The purpose of software engineering is to develop software-based systems that let customers achieve business goals Ivan Marsic
45 Software Engineering is the branch of computer science that creates practical, cost-effective solutions to computing and information processing problems, preferably, by applying scientific knowledge, and developing software systems in the service of mankind Mary Shaw
46 Software engineering is about methods, tools and techniques used for developing software Douglas Bell
47 The goal of software engineering (...) is the creation of software systems that meet the needs of customers and are reliable, efficient, and maintainable. In addition, the system should be produced in an economical fashion, meeting project schedules and budgets Eric J. Braude and Michael E. Bernstein
48 The application of a systematic, disciplined, quantifiable approach to the development, operation, and maintenance of software; that is, the application of engineering to software The IEEE's definition
49 So
50 Build software artefacts
51 Achieve business goals
52 Execute on top of the Turing machine
53 Maximize value
54 Minimize cost
55 It is engineering!
56 Project Adventure Builder
57 Component View : Tax Database : Browser interacts with interacts with : Browser : Browser interacts with : Tax Application Server interacts with interacts with interacts with : Broker Application Server interacts with interacts with interacts with interacts with : Broker Database interacts with : Browser : Bank Application Server : Activity Application Server : Car Application Server : Hotel Application Server interacts with : Browser interacts with interacts with interacts with interacts with : Bank Database : Activity Database : Car Database : Hotel Database
58 Allocate modules to components : Browser : Browser : Browser bank interacts with activity interacts with car interacts with executes the code : Bank Application Server executes the code : Activity Application Server executes the code : Car Application Server interacts with interacts with interacts with : Bank Database : Activity Database : Car Database : Browser : Browser : Browser hotel interacts with broker interacts with tax interacts with executes the code : Hotel Application Server executes the code : Broker Application Server executes the code : Tax Application Server interacts with interacts with interacts with : Hotel Database : Broker Database : Tax Database
59 Bank Module * Operation 1 String reference OperationType type int value DateTime time 1 Bank * String code String name 1 Client String ID String name 1 * * Account String IBAN int balance
60 Activity Module ActivityProvider 1 * Activity 1 * ActivityOffer 1 * Booking String name String code String name String code int minage int maxage int capacity LocalDate begin LocalDate end int capacity String reference
61 Hotel Module Hotel 1 * Room 1 * Booking String code String name String number RoomType type String reference LocalDate arrival LocalDate departure
62 Car Module Rent-A_Car 1 * Vehicle 1 * Renting String name String code String plate int kilometers String reference String drivinglicense LocalDate begin LocalDate end int kilometers Car Motorcycle
63 Broker Module Broker String code Sting name 1 * Adventure String ID LocalDate begin LocalDate end int age String IBAN int amount String bankpayment String roombooking String activitybooking 1 1 AdventureState int raeerrors InitialState PayedState ConfirmedState CanceledState
64 Tax Module IRS 1 1 * TaxPayer String NIF String name String address 2 {1 Seller, 1 Buyer} * Invoice String reference float value float IVA LocalDate date * Seller Buyer 1 * ItemType int tax
65 Iterative Development
66 Single Process : Java Virtual Machine broker tax car bank hotel activity
67 Client + Database : Java Virtual Machine broker tax car bank hotel activity interacts with : Adventures Database
68 Application Servers broker executes the code : Broker Application Server interacts with : Broker Database activity bank executes the code executes the code : Bank Application Server : Activity Application Server : Hotel Application Server executes the code interacts with interacts with interacts with : Bank Database : Activity Database : Hotel Database car executes the code : Car Application Server : Tax Application Server interacts with executes the code tax interacts with : Tax Database : Car Database
69 Complete Integration : JMeter tests tests tests tests tests tests : Tax Database : Browser interacts with interacts with : Browser : Browser interacts with : Tax Application Server interacts with interacts with interacts with : Broker Application Server interacts with interacts with interacts with interacts with : Broker Database interacts with : Browser : Bank Application Server : Activity Application Server : Car Application Server : Hotel Application Server interacts with : Browser interacts with interacts with interacts with interacts with : Bank Database : Activity Database : Car Database : Hotel Database
70 Git distributed version control system
71 the team is coding Git distributed version control system
72 the team is coding several versions of the same files Git distributed version control system
73 Artefact Versioning V0 V1 V2 V3
74
75 suporta versões
76 suporta versões suporta versões
77 Example: Create a file
78 Starting with a central repo Origin repository 8c2c
79 Developers clone from origin Origin repository 8c2c Dev-A repository 8c2c git clone <repository-url> Dev-B repository 8c2c
80 Lets name things Origin repository 8c2c master Dev-A repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD Dev-B repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD
81 Dev-A: create HelloWorld.java Origin repository 8c2c master Dev-A repository 8c2c HelloWorld.java origin/master master HEAD Dev-B repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD
82 Dev-A: create HelloWorld.java Origin repository 8c2c master Dev-A repository 8c2c HelloWorld.java [untracked] origin/master master HEAD Dev-B repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD
83 Dev-A: stage HelloWorld.java Origin repository 8c2c master git add HelloWorld.java Dev-A repository 8c2c HelloWorld.java [staged] origin/master master HEAD Dev-B repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD
84 Dev-A: commit Origin repository 8c2c master git commit Dev-A repository 8c2c 901f HelloWorld.java [unmodified] origin/master master HEAD Dev-B repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD
85 Dev-A: sync to origin Origin repository 8c2c 901f master git push Dev-A repository 8c2c 901f origin/master master HEAD Dev-B repository 8c2c origin/master master HEAD
86 ze$ git clone
87 ze$ git clone copy from remote to local and to workspace
88 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace
89 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace
90 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace
91 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace add to staging
92 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace add to staging ze$ git commit -m add ze info"
93 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace add to staging ze$ git commit -m add ze info" create version in local
94 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace add to staging ze$ git commit -m add ze info" create version in local ze$ git push origin master
95 ze$ git clone ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md copy from remote to local and to workspace change in workspace add to staging ze$ git commit -m add ze info" create version in local ze$ git push origin master create version in remote
96 ze$ edit README.md
97 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace
98 ze$ edit README.md mia$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace
99 ze$ edit README.md mia$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace change in Mia workspace
100 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md
101 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging
102 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging ze$ git add README.md
103 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging ze$ git add README.md add to Zé staging
104 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" ze$ git add README.md
105 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local ze$ git add README.md
106 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin ze$ git add README.md
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108 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git add README.md ze$ git commit -m add Ze info"
109 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md
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112 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin error - your local version is outdated
113 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin error - your local version is outdated merge remote version of Mia with local version of Zé
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115 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin ze$ edit README.md error - your local version is outdated merge remote version of Mia with local version of Zé Zé solves conflicts
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118 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md error - your local version is outdated merge remote version of Mia with local version of Zé Zé solves conflicts add to Zé staging ze$ git commit -m add merge with
119 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md error - your local version is outdated merge remote version of Mia with local version of Zé Zé solves conflicts add to Zé staging ze$ git commit -m add merge with create merged version in Zé local
120 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md error - your local version is outdated merge remote version of Mia with local version of Zé Zé solves conflicts add to Zé staging ze$ git commit -m add merge with ze$ git push origin create merged version in Zé local
121 ze$ edit README.md change in Zé workspace mia$ edit README.md change in Mia workspace mia$ git add README.md add to Mia staging add to Zé staging mia$ git commit -m add Mia info" create version in Mia local mia$ git push origin create version in Mia remote ze$ git commit -m add Ze info" create version in Zé local ze$ git add README.md ze$ git push origin ze$ git pull origin ze$ edit README.md ze$ git add README.md error - your local version is outdated merge remote version of Mia with local version of Zé Zé solves conflicts add to Zé staging ze$ git commit -m add merge with create merged version in Zé local ze$ git push origin create merged version in remote
122 Test Commands
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