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Development Frameworks and Methods Course code: COMP1648 Course co-ordinator: Elaine Major Lecturer - Tutor: Pham Thuy Duong (duongpt4@fpt.edu.vn) phone: 0919983586 Level: Credit points: 1.5 Materials: CMS.fpt.edu.vn -> Greenwich -> Honors Program -> July-September semester -> Comp1648: Development Frameworks and Methods Introduction Quality Information systems are critical to the success of many organisations Underpinning the development of such quality systems is the application of appropriate development methodologies An understanding of how information systems methodologies can support the development of quality applications is an important skill required by any IS professional Aims of the course: The main aims of this course are to: • Consider the underlying components of a generic development methodology and its place in the modern environment • Consider the significance of Rapid Applications Development (RAD) techniques within a modern development environment • Explore the future direction of development methods in industry • Consider the professional and ethical issues (đạo đức nghề nghiệp) relating to information systems development Assessment details: This is a coursework only course One coursework assignment (100% of course total): - Bonus: Homeworks and Presentations The coursework will assess all aspects of the course – start early and build it up as you go along If you leave it to the last minute you may have trouble completing it in time Hand out date: Middle September to Early October 2017 Final deadline date: Middle November 2017 IS Development Frameworks and Methods provisional programme You must print out the lecture notes and bring them along to the lecture with you Term One Week Commencing Week Subject 1.1 Introduction to course Why systems fail? Introduction to Methods & Frameworks 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 1.10 1.11 1.12 1.13 1.14 1.15 Introduction to Methods & Frameworks (2) Introduction to Rapid Application Development (RAD) RAD development techniques Timeboxing/MoSCoW rules Coursework introduction DSDM Atern DSDM Atern Coursework review : session A Ethics & Social responsibility Computers & the law Professionalism & professional bodies Coursework review session: B Coursework review session : C Coursework due Key texts: Avison & Fitzgera ld Information Systems Devt (4th Ed.) McGraw-Hill 200 00771141 75 Tudor & Tudor The DSDM Atern Student work book (2nd ed.) Galatea Training Services Ltd 201 09543071 35 Floridi, I The Cambridge handbook of Information and Computer Ethics Cambridge University Press 201 05217177 28 • Key backgrou nd text – library copies available Backgrou nd reading if you’ve got spare money! Backgrou nd reading if you’ve got spare money! I will be uploading a number of papers and links to papers/websites You are expected to read these Tutorials Your tutorial will follow your Lecture class You are expected to attend every week and complete any work given before the following tutorial You must print out your tutorial sheet and bring it along to the tutorial with you  ... along to the lecture with you Term One Week Commencing Week Subject 1. 1 Introduction to course Why systems fail? Introduction to Methods & Frameworks 1. 2 1. 3 1. 4 1. 5 1. 6 1. 7 1. 8 1. 9 1. 10 1. 11 1 .12 ... 1. 11 1 .12 1. 13 1. 14 1. 15 Introduction to Methods & Frameworks (2) Introduction to Rapid Application Development (RAD) RAD development techniques Timeboxing/MoSCoW rules Coursework introduction. .. Systems Devt (4th Ed.) McGraw-Hill 200 007 711 41 75 Tudor & Tudor The DSDM Atern Student work book (2nd ed.) Galatea Training Services Ltd 2 01 095430 71 35 Floridi, I The Cambridge handbook of Information