Description

The graduation project challenges students to go beyond the learning skills and knowledge they obtained from their educational program by developing projects that demonstrate their intellectual, technical and creative abilities. Students shall complete their projects in areas of concentrated study under the direction and supervision of faculty members. Project 1 will demonstrate the students ability to identify a problem domain, define the problem, conduct analysis of current related projects commercial tools/ research, identify and specify requirements, perform analysis and design for the proposed solution.

Program

Software Engineering 132 CRs

Objectives

• - Explain and identify the applications of the projects and its association with real and industrial life.
  - Demonstrate the ability of student to survey the main background and sketch comparative literature among different related models, tools and techniques.
  - Apply the phases of requirements, analysis and design in the software development life cycle and illustrating considerations of professional and ethical responsibilities.
  - Demonstrate effective technical writing, communication, and presentation skills.
  - Demonstrate the ability to work effectively as a member of a development team and under guidance, manage his/her own learning and development including task breakdown, time management, planning and organizational skills.