Service Oriented Software Engineering – Dr. Eng. Rebhi S. Baraka

Course Identification

  Course code: SDEV 4314

  Course title: Service Oriented Software Engineering

  Credit hours: 3 hours

  Prerequisite: Software Design (SDEV 2302) and Software Project Management (SDEV 3406)

 Course Instructor: Eng. Dr. Rebhi Baraka ([email protected])

 Course schedules:

    Section 101: Sat Mon Wed   9:00 – 10:00 Room I116

 Course description:

Covers the full scope of concepts, principles, supporting technology and necessary infrastructure required to build a service-oriented architecture using today’s advanced standard. The course covers Service Oriented Software Development (SOSD): Services analysis, design, development and testing.

Objectives:

• Provide the student with an in depth information on Web services software lifetime processes, starting from requirements elicitation to developing, testing, deploying and maintaining complex software systems,
• Enable the student to use new methodologies and techniques for software development such as Service Oriented Software Development.
• Introduce the students to important software issues related to web services development such as security, specification, and verification and to formalisms for expressing them.

Course outline

• The Concept of Software as a Service,
• The Web Services Technology Stack,
• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA),
• Simple Object Access Protocol,
• Web services Description Language,
• registering and discovering Web services,
• service orchestration and composition,
• Service Oriented Software Development (SOSD):
  • Services analysis,
  • design,
  • development and
  • testing
• Quality and reliability of web services.

 Methodology

Lectures, class discussions, reading assignments, written assignments, research reporting, programming projects, case studies and examinations.

Literature

•   Michael Papazoglou, Web Services and SOA :Principles and Technology,   Prentice Hall, 2010

• Thomas Erl, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Concepts, Technology, and Design, Prentice Hall, 2nd edition, 2016.

• Technical papers on software processes, and methodologies.
• Online resources.

Grading

Midterm Exam 20%

Final Exam 40%

At least two surprised quizzes 10%

Written assignments, Reading assignments and term paper 10%

Laboratory and programming assignments 20%