An active/collaborative approach in teaching requirements engineering

D. Rosca
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The requirements engineering (RE) course is a component of the curriculum for the Masters in Software Engineering (MSSE) program at Monmouth University. It has been the first software engineering program in New Jersey and one of the first in the nation. The RE course introduces students to the process, methods and tools specific to this area, and the corresponding software quality issues. The course is offered in a lecture and laboratory format. To reinforce the concepts learned, students actively participate in their learning as they play different roles for eliciting requirements, collaboratively improve the quality of their standard requirement documents or share their particular expertise with their teams when performing object-oriented analysis. This paper describes the current structure of the RE course and my experience related to the active/collaborative approaches in teaching it.
在需求工程教学中采用主动/协作的方法
需求工程(RE)课程是蒙茅斯大学软件工程硕士(MSSE)课程的一个组成部分。它是新泽西第一个软件工程项目,也是全国第一个。RE课程向学生介绍特定于该领域的过程、方法和工具,以及相应的软件质量问题。本课程以讲座和实验形式进行。为了强化所学到的概念,学生们积极地参与到他们的学习中,因为他们扮演不同的角色来引出需求,协作提高他们的标准需求文档的质量,或者在执行面向对象的分析时与他们的团队分享他们的特殊专业知识。本文描述了RE课程的当前结构以及我在主动/合作教学方法方面的经验。
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