Course: Practical Assignment theme 11 credits: 6
- Course code
- BFVH15THM11AD
- Name
- Practical Assignment theme 11
- Study year
- 2019-2020
- ECTS credits
- 6
- Language
- Dutch, with parts in English
- Coordinator
- M.A. Noback
- Modes of delivery
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- Practical / Training
- Assessments
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- Application Design - Other assessment
Learning outcomes
You will learn about the following concepts and techniques, and how to apply them:
- Gathering and specifying requirements from clients and users (with Use Cases and other techniques)
- Apply (the essence of) the Scrum project methodology, with Scrum board on Trello. Organizing project work in manageable Sprint blocks
- Creating code that will pass well-written JUnit tests
- Using Logging mechanisms in your code project
- Communicating results and project aspects in a professional manner with external clients
- Java, Javascript and Spring Boot web technology
Content
This theme is the first half of the minor "Application Design". Designing an application is a very diverse activity; it involves gathering requirements from the client, assessing their priority and feasibility, translating the requirements into a technical design document, and finally implementing the design in a robust, reliable, extensible manner. This theme visits all of these aspects with a project of your own choosing.
Assessment This course will be assessed based on several aspects: day-to-day performance, your product and your communication skills (both orally and on paper). In detail, these aspects will be taken into account when grading your work:
- Software specification document
- Project execution (professional attitude)
- Application of the Scrum methodology (including Trello as project management tool and Scrum meetings)
- Poster and Poster pitch
- Product implementation (start), including Testing and Logging
Included in programme(s)
School(s)
- Institute for Life Science & Technology