Siena Software Engineering - Computer Science Department

Date	Tuesday	Date	Thursday	Assignments	Readings
9/6	Lecture: Course Overview Project Management MBTI Overview	9/8	Lab 1: Myers-Briggs Workshop Background and Professional Life Preparation	Complete MBTI Assessment (Due 11:59pm Tuesday 9/6) Lab 1 (Due START of Lab 2)	Attention, Students: Put Your Laptops Away The Software Engineering Resource Page Classic Waterfall Model Spiral Model, Software Prototype Model, Agile Model Avoid the Top 10 Resume Mistakes 10 Reasons Why I Ignored Your Resume 8 Things Recruiters Notice About Your Resume at First Glance (and 4 Things That Don't Matter) 8 Reasons This Is An Excellent Resume For A Recent College Graduate
9/13	Lecture: Software Project Management -Initiating & Planning Phases Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Software Development Models Scrum Teams Team Activity 1 Individual Activity 1	9/15	Lab 2: Git/GitHub Cloud IDE HTML, CSS, and JQuery	Submit team and scrum master names (see assignments in Blackboard - Due 11:59pm Thurs 9/15) Meet with your client and elicit general description of project (Due by START of lecture on 9/20) Lab 2 (Due START of Lab 3)	MBTI Detailed Information about each Type MBTI Descriptors MBTI Stress Heads MBTI Gifts Introduction to Scrum Scrum Master Role Scrum Reference Card Mapping of the Project Manager Role to the ScrumMaster Role The RACI Model The RACI+F Matrix (Agile Example)
9/20	Lecture: Mindfulness and MBTI Decision Making Workshop Scrum (Continued) Project Charter Team Activity 2	9/22	Lab 3: RACI Modeling Software Estimation Functional vs. Non-Functional Requirements User Stories	Individual Quiz 1 (Due 11:59pm Mon 9/26) Lab 3 (Due START of Lab 4)	An Example Checklist for Scrum Masters Non-Functional Requirements User Stories: An Agile Introduction Agile User Stories FURPS+
9/27	Lecture: Guest Speakers (Agile, Scrum, & Kanban)	9/29	Lab 4: Development Environment MySQL phpMyAdmin PHP database config and user login	Project Charter (Due START of Lecture on 10/4) Lab 4 (Due START of Lab 4)	Learning with Fist of Five Voting MariaDB vs. MySQL Wikipedia dumps MySQL, hooks up with MariaDB INVEST - Good User Stories
10/4	Lecture: Team Quiz 1 Myers Briggs Team Types Strengths and Blind Spots User Stories Product Backlog Daily Stand-Up Meetings	10/6	Lab 5: Web Designing Frameworks	Work with Client to develop User Stories and enter into YouTrack Lab 5 (Due START of Lab 6)	7 Mistakes During the Daily Stand-up Meeting Release Planning The Eight Golden Rules of Interface Design Ten Usability Heuristics User Interface Design Tips, Techniques, and Principles 12 Tips For Designing an Excellent Checkout Process Worst Websites of 2014
10/11	Lecture: Myers Briggs Team Types (Revisited)	10/13	No Formal Lab: No Lab	Detail user stories, including adding acceptance criteria Add additional stories to backlog, as needed	Flow Charts: An Agile Introduction Data Flow Diagram (DFD)s: An Agile Introduction UML 2 Activity Diagrams: An Agile Introduction Scrum Effort Estimation and Story Points How to Calculate and Use Velocity to Help Your Team and Your Projects
10/18	Lecture: E/I Workshop Detailing User Stories Acceptance Criteria Prioritizing User Stories	10/20	Lab 6: Detailing User Stories	Continue to detail user stories Prioritize and assign story points Develop tasks for User Stories and add to YouTrack Sprint Planning Meeting Lab 6 (Due START of Lab 7)	The Visually Impaired Web User's Technology Sprint Planning Meeting Planning a Sprint- YouTrack
10/25	Lecture: Guest and Alumni speakers from Auto/Mate Story Points and Velocity Sprint Planning Team Activity 3	10/27	No Formal Lab: Daily Scrum (Stand-up Meeting) Work on Sprint 1 Work on team websites Take Quiz 2	Individual Quiz 2 (Due 11:59pm Mon 10/31) Start Sprint 1 (Thur 10/27)Work on Sprint Work on team websites	Five Rules of Style for the Business-Casual Workplace
11/1	Lecture: Team Quiz 2 S/N Workshop	11/3	Lab 7: Security Coding Quality Assurance	Work on Sprint Work on team websites EQI Assessment (See assignments in Blackboard - Due Thur 11/10 @ 11:59pm)	Using Burndown Chart - YouTrack Talking politics at the office? Check your emotions at the door How to Avoid a Political Minefield
11/8	No Formal Lecture: Daily Scrum (Stand-up Meeting) Work on Sprint Work on team websites Work on Team Activity 4	11/10	No Formal Lab: Daily Scrum (Stand-up Meeting) Work on Sprint Work on team websites Complete EQI Assessment	Work on Sprint Work on team websites Complete EQI Assessment (See assignments in Blackboard - Due Thur 11/10 @ 11:59pm) Team Activity 4 (See assignments in Blackboard - Due on Sprint 1 end date)	Sprint Review Meeting Sprint Retrospective Meeting Key Elements of the Sprint Retrospective Safety Check - by Steven Smith SMART
11/15	Lecture: Sprint Review Meetings Sprint Retrospective Meetings Team Activity 5	11/17	Lab 8: Sprint Retrospective (continued) Evaluating Burndown Charts Backlog Grooming	Start Sprint 2 (Tue 11/15) Complete Sprint 1 teammate evaluations (Due 11:59pm Tue 11/15) Individual Quiz 3 (Due 11:59pm Mon 11/28)	Professional Networking NYSE President: I owe every job I've ever had to networking
11/22	No Formal Lecture - Happy Thanksgiving	11/24	Thanksgiving – NO LAB		IBM’s Design-Centered Strategy to Set Free the Squares
11/29	Lecture: T/F Workshop J/P Workshop	12/1	Lab 9: Presentation and Public Speaking Skills	Finish Sprint 2 Prepare and practice presentation Team Websites (Due NOON on Thur 12/8)
12/6	Lecture: Formal Team Presentations (Sprints 1-2)	12/8	Lab 10: Team Website Peer Evaluation	Complete Sprint 1 teammate evaluations (Due 11:59pm Tue 12/13) Complete Course Evaluations (Due 11:59pm Tue 12/13) Individual Quiz 4 (Due 11:59pm Thur 12/15) Lab 10 (Due 11:59pm on Monday 12/12)	3 tricks for remaining professional in your job search without being boring How to nail your LinkedIn profile 33 FAQs About Removing Negative Search Results 10 Social Networks for Developers
12/13	Final Exams - NO LECTURE		Final Exams - NO LAB

CSIS410. Software Engineering I Calendar (Fall 2016)