1. Reference Material

1.1 Software Engineering (general)

• Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK), v.3, IEEE

1.2 Requirements

• IEEE Std 830–1998, Recommended Practice for Software Requirements Specifications
• Sample requirements definitions:
  • RSDIMU
  • Spreadsheet
• Sample requirements specifications:
  • RSDIMU (formal spec)
  • Spreadsheet (IEEE 830 format)

1.3 Construction

• Spreadsheet stories

1.4 Unit Testing

• JUnit Wiki, particularly the Usage and Idioms section

• Boost Unit Test Framework

• Google Test

• Google Mock

More documentation can be found at the Download links, below.

1.5 Version Control

• CVS manual
• Version Control with Subversion
• Pro Git
• Git version control with Eclipse (EGit)
• EGit User Guide
• Mylyn 2.0, Part 1: Integrated task management

1.6 Build Managers

• Ant Manual
• Maven

2. Downloads

2.1 IDEs

• Eclipse
  • Available on Dept lab PCs and virtual PC lab machines)
  • Available on our Unix (Solaris) machines. You will need to be running X (or NX). You should only do this if your X connection is via an on-campus machine or if you are using NX. It’s much too slow for off-campus access via conventional X servers.

2.2 Testing

• Get JUnit from http://junit.org. Note that JUnit is “built-in” to Eclipse (just another reason why Eclipse is my preferred IDE).

• Boost Test Library

• Googletest Framework