CSE681 - Software Modeling and Analysis
Lecture #13 - Midterm Grading and Project #5
Revised: 30 November 2007
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Content:
In this lecture we go over midterm results and discuss Project #5.
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The Syllabus describes topics to be covered,
reading material for you to digest before coming to class, and due dates
for the assigned projects.
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Hand back graded midterms and discuss the results.
Instructor's solutions for Midterm Exam 1
Instructor's solutions for Midterm Exam 2
Instructor's solutions for Midterm Exam 3
Instructor's solutions for Midterm Exam 4
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Midterm Makeup Exam - due December 14th, 2007
This is a take home make up examination. You are required to do two things:
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Review your exam solution, and, for each question, describe what was wrong with your answer, if
anything. Please do not feedback my solutions.
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Complete the Makeup Examination, linked above.
If you complete these two tasks nearly flawlessly, your midterm grade will be
raised to an 85, but no higher. You may ask any question you wish about the examination. The TA and
I will give clear answers about how to tackle the problem in question.
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Project #5
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Architecture Concept Survival Guide
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Riddhiman Ghosh - Best Final Reports
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Saket Satta - Best Final Reports
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Software Architecture Taxonomy
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Project Center Use Cases
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What a Software Architect does
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More "chalk talk" for Project #5
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Questions about Project #5 ?
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Microsoft comparison between Remoting and Web Services
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Performance of Dynamic Invocations
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Message-Passing Communication Analysis (student project)
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Application Domain details
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Software Design
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Microsoft Research - Futures Concurrency
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Lecture #10 folder contains a page of links to
presentations and code discussed in this class. The Lecture folders will occasionally
hold physical files of interest as well. Usually, however, all the materials
of interest to the class are in the presentations
and code folders. The contents of these folders will grow
as you progress through the course.