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Software Engineering


Unit 1
         
       1.1   Introduction to Software Engineering
       1.2   System Engineering
       1.3   Software Process
       1.4   Project Management

Unit 2

      2.1  Software Requirements
      2.2  Software Prototyping
      2.3   Formal Specification

Unit 3

       3.1  Architectural Design
       3.2  Object Oriented Design

Unit 4
       
       4.1  Verification and Validation
       4.2   Software Testing
       4.3   Critical System Validation
       4.4   Software Cost Estimation
       4.5   Software Re-Engineering

Extra
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