COSC 40943: Software Engineering

Dept. of Computer Science, Texas Christian University

Dr. Lisa Ball

Last update 12.19.07 (Team Projects web site  info)
 
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Office hours will be announced in class. Office is 334 TTC. Email is the best way to reach me.
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RA or independent study may be available in cognitive architectures for modeling conflicts, emotions, and personality.

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Course Information

"Being busy does not always mean real work. The object of all work is production or accomplishment and to either of these ends there must be forethought, system, planning, intelligence, and honest purpose, as well as perspiration. Seeming to do is not doing"  ~Thomas Alva Edison 

Project materials


PROJECT CHARACTERISTICS Students will be allowed to select among projects that are defined and supervised by departmental faculty. For COSC majors, projects will have complexity sufficient to require the design or implementation of significant data structures and algorithms. Problem types may include search, scheduling, planning, and assignment problems. Techniques from courses in algorithms, artificial intelligence, linear programming, and operations research are applicable for the solution of the problem. For teams composed of CITE majors, projects will emphasize developing solutions that require the integration of COTS software to solve a problem. Web-centric projects will generally not be offered -- they need another development methodology, often have insufficient problem solving requirements, and are covered in other courses. Open source software solutions are generally preferred. 

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Team Project Web Sites and Contact Information

Instructions for evaluators:Please identify the project you are evaluating by team name. Contact emails have been provided for each team in case you have difficulties. 


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