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SM 515 - Software Verification and Validation
(Fall 2002)

Information Institute - Software Management Program

Course  Description:  The course introduces software verification and validation techniques and tools. It focuses on audit, review, inspection, and walkthrough techniques and tools used for implementation. It introduces independent verification and validation process. Issues related to the installation of these processes within an organization and to the impact on software quality are also investigated.
Instructor:

Dr. Kıvanç Dinçer
TÜBİTAK-UEKAE/İLTAREN
Atatürk Bulvarı No:221
06100 Kavaklıdere ANKARA

Tel : (0312) 468 5300 / 4711-1589
Fax:  (0312) 468 5300 / 1201
GSM: (0532) 623 33 24

kdincer@tubitak.gov.tr

Office Hours: None (Please call or e-mail me when you need help)
Class Schedule:

Monday      16:40 – 19:30 

Teaching Assistant: Onur SU  onursu@ii.metu.edu.tr
Home Page: http://www.ii.metu.edu.tr/~kdincer/teaching/fall2002/sm515/
Textbook:

None. Instructor will supply some handouts before the class. 

References: See References.
Required  Software: None.
Grading:

Midterm I    %20
Midterm II   %20
Final            %25
Homeworks  %25    
Term Project %10

Homeworks / Late Policy:

If for some reason you can't meet the due date, your work will still be accepted up to 3 work days past the due date but with some penalty:

10 points, out of  100,  will be deducted from the grade of an assignment for the first late day.

Penalty will double for every day of late submission thereafter. Weekends will count as one day.

Late submissions are strongly discouraged. 

Submit late homeworks through e-mail as one compressed zip file, clearly indicating its content in the subject line. Or send it by fax. Also submit a hard-copy (on paper) to instructor in the first lecture following your submission.  

Warning:

Plagiarism is defined as the action of using or copying someone else's idea or work and pretending that you thought of it, or created it. In grading the homework assignments in this course, occurrences of plagiarism will be seriously dealt with, leading to a zero grade for the  work concerned and upon repetition to a failure in the course, even to punishment through  disciplinary procedures as indicated in University Catalog.

Caution: Note that this is not an introductory level software engineering course. If you are not knowledgeable about basic software engineering concepts (or if this is your first semester in the program), consider NOT taking this course!

Your overall grades posted. 

 

Last updated: 06/01/2003 23:29