Learning outcomes

After completing the studies in software development the student has skills and knowledge needed to produce high-quality software in demanding and comprehensive software projects, acting in different roles. The skills and knowledge come from different areas of software development: requirements management, software modeling and specification, implementation and testing software, and software project management.

Evaluation

Belongs to following modules

Advanced Studies in Software Development

Most of the compulsory courses are given every academic year, but the optional ones not necessarily.

Compulsory Advanced Courses in Software Development 40– ECTS

TIETS17 Requirements Engineering, 5 ECTS

TIETS14 Introduction to Formal Specification, 5 ECTS

TIETS13 Advanced Functional Programming, 10 ECTS

TIETS19 Software Project Management, Theory and Practice, 10 ECTS

TIETS18 Master's Thesis Seminar in Software Development, 2–5 ECTS

Optional Course Unit in Software Development 5– ECTS

The optional course unit in advanced studies in computer science can be seleced from the list below:

TIETS15 Open Source and Software Quality, 5 ECTS

TIETS20 Software Tools and Evaluation, 5 ECTS

TIETS16 Programming Project, 5 ECTS

TIETS38 Testing, Security and Trust, 5 ECTS

TIETS42 Databases and Information Retrieval Integration, 5 ECTS

TIETS43 Recommender Systems, 5 ECTS

TIETS46 Distributed Systems, 5 ECTS

TIETS33 Advanced Course in Computer Science, 1–10 ECTS

Master's Thesis 40 ECTS

TIETS37 M.Sc. Thesis, 40 ECTS