1. business and industrial
2. business operations
3. management
4. project management

Boğaziçi University, The School of Applied Disciplines
Department of Management Information Systems
MIS 336-Business Program Development
Course Syllabus, 2014-2015 Spring
Course Objective :
The catalogue description of the course is:
 Technology management and innovation in information systems development.
 Information Systems product & services, product specification, market-oriented versus client-oriented
product development.
 Software engineering, software development process, software process improvement methodologies and
standards; SPICE, CMM, ISO 9000, Trillium etc. Quality assurance, validation & verification
The course aims to cover all the system development life cycle starting from the conception followed by the
requirements analysis, then the design, the development, implementation and the maintenance of a software
product.
Instructor
Office Hours
Assistant
Course Schedule
Course Room
Lab Hours
: Uğur Gökhan Özdinç, Ph.D.
: By appointment and through e-mail ([email protected])
: Burcu Kör ([email protected])
: Tuesday-678(14:00-17:00)
: HKB 105
: ThTh-56/FF-56, HKB102/HKB104
Textbooks
:
 Software Engineering , 9th Edition, Ian Sommerville, Addison-Wesley, 2011
 Software Engineering, A Practitioner’s Approach, 8th Edition, Roger S. Pressman, Bruce R. Maxim,
McGraw Hill Education, 2015
Course Outline:
Date
10.02.2015
17.02.2015
24.02.2015
03.03.2015
10.03.2015
17.03.2015
24.03.2015
31.03.2015
07.04.2015
14.04.2015
21.04.2015
28.04.2015
05.05.2015
12.05.2015
TBA
Topic
Introduction, Software Processes, Agile Software Development
Requirements Engineering, System Modeling
Architectural Design, Design & Implementation
Software Testing & Software Evolution
Dependability & Security Engineering
Software Reuse
Component Based Software Engineering, Distributed Software Engineering
Midterm Exam
Service oriented architecture, Embedded Software, Aspect-oriented programming
Software Project Management, Software Project Planning
Spring Break
Quality Management, Configuration Management
Project Presentations
Project Presentations
Final Exam
Boğaziçi University, MIS 336-Business Program Development, Course Syllabus
Term Project:
The students are expected to form groups of 4-5 (not more or less, at most 10 project groups will be formed)
and work as a software development company throughout the semester. The company is expected to develop a
software product for a real life problem. The company will have a commercial web site (your web sites will be
created under the course web site, your assistant will provide guidance) and deliver several professional outputs
(i.e. project plan, risk management plan, design document) as well as the final software product. The software
product to be delivered will be developed with ASP. Net and C# technologies using Mysql or Sql Server
database.
Since every project is a unique endeavor, there exists no “one size fits all” set of deliverables, an important
mission of your company is deciding what set of deliverables is required for your project. Additionally you will
not be given a format for any document you will be preparing, however you are expected to provide
professional looking outputs in any phase of the project as your team is supposed to be a commercial system
development company. A typical Software Development Life Cycle may contain the following outputs:
 Initiation Phase (Concept Proposal, Project Charter)
 Concept Development Phase (Project Scope Statement)
 Planning Phase (Project Management Plan, Risk Management Plan, Change Management Plan,
Communication Management Plan, Staffing Management Plan)
 Requirements Analysis Phase (Functional Requirements Document, Test Master Plan)
 Design Phase (System Design Document, Conversion Plan, Implementation Plan, Operations Manual,
System Administration Manual, Maintenance Manual, Training Plan, User Manual)
 Development Phase (Software Development Document, Integration Document, Test Analysis Report)
 Test Phase (Test Analysis Approval Determination, Test Problem Report)
 Implementation Phase (Version Description Document, Post-Implementation Review Report)
 Operations and Maintenance Phase (Disposition Plan)
The timetable for the project is as follows:
Task
Deadline
Form & Name Your Groups and Inform the Assistant
13.02.2015
Develop Your Company Website
20.02.2015
Submit Your Project Proposals
27.02.2015
Initiation Phase Documents
06.03.2015
Concept Development Phase Document
13.03.2015
Planning Phase Documents
20.03.2015
Requirements Analysis Phase Documents
27.03.2015
Design Phase Documents
03.04.2015
Development Phase Documents
10.04.2015
Test Phase Documents
17.04.2015
Implementation Phase Documents
24.04.2015
Operations and Maintenance Phase Documents
01.05.2015
Project Presentations
05.05.2015
Submission of Project Reports
12.05.2015
Submission of Peer Evaluation Reports
12.05.2015
Boğaziçi University, MIS 336-Business Program Development, Course Syllabus
Lab Schedule:
Week #
Topic
1
Creating HTML Web Page and Professional Looking Web Sites
2
Estimating Project Task durations and Planning them with MS-Project
3
ASP vs. HTML, Introduction to ASP Presentation and exercises
4
5
ASP Overview Forms and Databases
Database Connection by Using ASP Pages & C#, List, Display, Search, Add, Update and Delete
Queries with ASP pages.
6
Database Connection by Using ASP Pages & C#, List, Display, Search, Add, Update and Delete
Queries with ASP pages continued
7
Using Forms, Form Behavior, Application Behavior, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery
8
Using Forms, Form Behavior, Application Behavior, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery continued
9
User Authentication, User Authorization
10
Examples with ASP.Net and C#
11
Examples with ASP.Net and C#
12
Examples with ASP.Net and C#
13
Examples with ASP.Net and C#
Course Grading:
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Notes:
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Midterm Exam (%15)
Term Project (%35)
Final Exam (%35)
Quizzes, Homework and Attendance (15%)
It is highly recommended to read the material prior to the course in order to utilize the discussions in
the class.
Attendance (to courses and laboratories) is required and will be taken into account during course
evaluation.
Exams are closed book and closed notes of any type.
Cheating of any type will strictly be treated in project, quiz and exam evaluations. Therefore, copying
a friend’s work and presenting it as your own work may be quite risky. Any form of cheating on any
examination, homework, quiz or project submission will result in an F grade for the course and the
corresponding disciplinary action will be taken.
Boğaziçi University, MIS 336-Business Program Development, Course Syllabus