Software Engineering
Term: Fall 2021 Number of credits: 3 credits
Lecture (E)A1 Date and Time: Monday-Wednesday-Friday 11:00-11:50 MT Location: CCIS L2-190
Labs start in the second week of classes.
Lab (E)D01 Date and Time: Tuesday 17:00-19:50 Location: CSC B-10
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You are to design and implement a simple, attractive, and easy-to-use Android application to satisfy the follow goals. Your design must be flexible enough to allow future developers to extend or migrate it.
To assist in meal planning, we want a mobile application that allows one to track their food …
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You are to design and implement a simple, attractive, and easy-to-use Android application to satisfy the following goals. Your design must be flexible enough to allow developers to extend or migrate it.
Create an event management system where …
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