Analysis and Design of Client/Server Systems

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Analysis and Design
of Client/Server
Systems
University of Maryland Baltimore County
Module 6 for Bell Atlantic
Michael Grasso
grasso@cs.umbc.edu
Analysis and Design of Client/Server Systems UMBC, Slide 2
Objectives
Module Objective
To acquaint the participant with software analysis and design, with an
emphasis on applications in client/server environments.
Textbook
Software Engineering by Ian Sommerville, 5th Edition.
Essential Client Server Survival Guide by Orfali
In-Class Exercises
As individuals or teams, create data flow and/or control flow models for a
sample application, using the standard notations. As individuals or teams,
given a design document for a small system, modify that diagram to suit a
small set of new requirements.
Module Completion Requirement
The participant will be required to demonstrate familiarity with principles of
systems analysis and design, including the ability to read and understand
diagrams developed using one of the techniques listed.
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Outline
Section 1: Introduction to Software Analysis and Design Slide 4
• Introduction and basic principles
• Software methodologies
• Requirements specification
• CASE tools for analysis and design
• Client/Server Systems
• Architectural design
Section 2: Analysis and Design Techniques Slide 49
• Functional Approaches
• Data-Driven Approaches
• Behavioral Approaches
Reading List
• Software Engineering Chapters 4,7,8,12,13,15,16,25
• Client Server Survival Guide Chapter 29
Analysis and Design of Client/Server Systems UMBC, Slide 4
Session 1: Analysis and Design
Introduction and basic principles
Software methodologies
Requirements specification
CASE tools for analysis and design
Client/Server systems
Architectural design
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