Nội Dung QUATER 5 Công Nghệ Phần Mềm

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Quarter 5 (SE): Fundamentals of Software Engineering and Linux Operating System

Module 1 -> Fundamentals of Linux Operating System (40 hrs – 5 cycles)

Working with the Shell (24 hrs – 3 cycles)
 Define operating systems
 Identify the functions of an operating system
 Trace the history of the Linux operating system
 Identify the components of Linux architecture
 Log on and Log out from a Linux session
 Use the date command
 Identify the current users working on the system
 Find the uptime of the system
 Open the manual pages of the system
 Identify the Linux file hierarchy structure
 Specify absolute and relative pathnames
 Identify the types of files and users in Linux
 Change the current directory and list its content
 Create and remove a directory
 Display the content of a file
 Copy, rename, move, or remove a file
 Determine and assign file access permissions
 Use the cal command
 Determine file types
 Identify functions and types of editors
 Create and modify files using the vi editor using various commands
 Work using the emacs and joe editor
 Configure the vi editor
 Identify standard input, output, and error files
 Give input to a command from a file
 Redirect output of a command or error to a disk file
 Use grep, wc, cut, tr, and sort filters
 Use pipes to combine commands and filters
 Use the tee command to display output on the standard output and store it in a file
 Reverse the content of a file
 Use the pico Editor
 Modify streams of data
 Define the role and features of the Linux shell
 Use the shell as a command interpreter
 Create user-defined variables
 Use shell environment variables
 Create shell scripts in Linux
 Use the grave accent, expr command, and test command
 Use conditional execution constructs
 Implement iteration constructs
 Use functions in shell scripts
 Debug shell scripts
 Handle parameters in shell scripts using positional parameters
 Implement the shift command
 Use arrays
 Invoke a shell script from another shell script

Working with Linux Utilities and X Window System (16 hrs – 2 cycles)

 Use the lpr, lpq, lprm, lpc commands to print files
 Use find and locate commands to search files
 Use the ln command to create links
 Use the paste command to merge files
 Use cp, comm, and uniq to compare files
 Use type and exec commands to display information about command execution
 Use filename expansion characters to group files
 Group multiple commands
 Use pine, elm, and mail utilities to send and receive e-mails
 Use msg, talk, write, and wall utilities to chat with users
 Use cron, crontab, and at utilities to schedule tasks
 Use nice and renice utilities to change priority of tasks
 Use compress and gzip utilities to compress files
 Use ispell utility to perform spell check on file content
 Use head and tail filters to display the start and end of files
 Find files by size, user, and group
 Compare files using diff, sdiff, and diff3
 Concatenate files vertically
 Identify the basic features of the X Window System
 Work with the components of the X Windows System
 Use the components of GNU Network Object Model Environment (GNOME)
 Use the various modules of the GNOME Control Center
 Identify the various features of the K Desktop Environment (KDE)
 Use the various components of the KDE Graphical User Interface (GUI)
 Use the various modules of KDE Control Center
 Configure KDE settings
 Manipulate Graphics in Linux

Module 2-> Understanding Software Business Processes and Development Life Cycle (56 hrs– 7 cycles)

Business Processes (24 hrs – 3 cycles)

 Identify structures, roles, and ethics within business organizations
 Identify the types of business processes and their functions
 Identify the sustenance of processes within business organizations
 Identify the use of Information Systems in businesses
 Identify the changing role of Information Systems and its impact on the business environment
 Identify the application of Information Systems in industries
 Identify the need of business process integration
 Identify the different types of benchmarking
 Identify the process of SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat) analysis
 Identify the procedure for production planning and control
 Identify the approaches in production order management
 Identify the need to integrate production processes with IT support
 Identify the approaches for strategizing Logistics plans
 Define the procedure to implement a Logistics System
 State the key components of an integrated Logistics Planning System
 Measure a business process for fitness for purpose
 Identify customers and employees as stakeholders in organizations
 Identify the role of Finance in business functions
 Identify the components of the Accounting Systems in an organization
 Identify the activities of an automated Finance and Accounting System
 Identify the components of a supply chain framework and the factors that impact its performance
 Identify planning strategies for a supply chain
 State the application of Information Technology in Supply Chain management
 Identify the components of the Supply Chain Management model
 Identify the flow concept
 Measure Process Cost

Software Development Life Cycle (24 hrs – 3 cycles)

 Identify the phases of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC)
 Identify the SDLC models
 Identify the roles and responsibilities in a software development organization
 Identify quality assurance using SEI-CMM model representation
 Identify the root cause of a problem
 Identify the tasks and artifacts in the requirements phase
 Define the exit and entry criteria for the requirements phase
 Create a Vision document
 Identify the advantages and disadvantages of the SDLC models
 Manage requirements using tools and techniques
 Identify the techniques for gathering requirements
 Identify the responsibilities of a Systems Analyst
 Identify the tasks and artifacts in the design phase
 Define the entry and exit criteria for the design phase
 Create the code review criteria
 Identify the tasks and artifacts in the construction phase
 Define the entry and exit criteria of the construction phase
 Create test cases
 Identify the benefits of Software Requirements Specification (SRS) document
 Identify the need for normalization in database designing
 Identify types of tests to validate the requirements of the system
 Identify the tasks and artifacts in the testing phase
 Define entry and exit criteria for the testing phase
 Create defect reports
 Identify the tasks and artifacts in the deployment phase
 Define the entry and exit criteria for the deployment phase
 Create an acceptance letter
 Interpret the V model in an SDLC
 Interpret the W model in an SDLC
 Identify the different types of applications
 Identify the activities involved in system testing
 Identify debugging techniques

Technology Architecture (8 hrs – 1 cycles)

 Identify the types of application architectures
 Identify the components of J2EE architecture that are deployed for production
 List the containers provided by J2EE
 State the application areas in which J2EE can be used
 Identify the various servers provided by the J2EE technology system
 State the functionality of the Web server, application server, and resource server
 Identify the criteria for selecting a J2EE application server
 Identify the components in the .NET architecture
 Identify the components of the .NET framework
 Identify the key architectural issues
 Identify the importance of communication protocols in a J2EE application
 Identify the benefits of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems
 Identify the advantages and disadvantages of layered applications