Software Engineering for Business Applications - Bachelor's Course (SEBA Bachelor)

News

Latest announcements for the winter term 23/24:

• The lecture will take place onsite (in Garching)
  • Thursday 12:00—14:00, in 5620.01.101 (Hörsaal 1, "Interims I") 
  • First lecture is on 19.10.2023
• The exercise groups will take place onsite (in Garching)
  
• The exam will be conducted onsite (in Garching) at the end of the winter semester (February).
• The retake exam will be offered before the start of the summer semester (April).
• Registration is via TUMonline.
  
  

For any questions, please feel free to contact Juraj Vladika.

Position in the Curriculum

see Module Catalog

Learning Outcomes

After the successful participation in the module, students will be able to understand and evaluate the "domain-specific" problems (persistence, distribution, customizing, multilingualism, operation, maintenance, configuration management) that arise during the analysis, design and implementation of business applications. Furthermore, students can address these problems using proven methods and technologies applying individual and standard software, and present the advantages and disadvantages of the available methods in a well-founded manner. After participating in the module, students are also able to independently apply the concepts they have learned to the programming of real-world business applications.

In the written exam, all software engineering knowledge and skills – in particular programming and tool use – conveyed in the lecture and exercise will be assessed.

Grade Bonus Information:

Necessary conditions to receive a grade bonus of 0.3:

• Passing the exam
  
• At least 70% of all achievable bonus points achieved. You get one bonus point each for
  • attendance per exercise session
  • per passed (correct, error-free, executable) homework
• Extra points possible for presenting exercise and homework solutions (don‘t count towards total) to balance out missed exercises and/or not passed homework

Schedule (tentative)

Exercise Groups (tentative)

Registration for the exercise groups is done via TUMonline.

Literature

• Oestereich, Bernd (2012): Analyse und Design mit der UML 2.5. Oldenburg, http://www.oldenbourg-verlag.de/wissenschaftsverlag/analyse-und-design-uml-25/9783486716672.