Date	Description
March 31	Introduction
April 2	Software lifecycle
April 4	Project proposal presentations
April 7	Group-forming; required if you have not yet completed the project preferences survey
April 9	Group meeting (arrange your own location for group meetings)
April 11	Version control Do these exercises: conflict tutorial
April 14	Teams
April 16	User interfaces
April 18	Architecture
April 21	Paper prototypes exercise
April 23	UML sequence diagrams
April 25	Process: The Joel Test
April 28	Design presentations (1)
April 30	Design presentations (2)
May 2	Static analysis in the development process, by Eric Lippert (Coverity). Optional reading: A Few Billion Lines of Code Later: Using Static Analysis to Find Bugs in the Real World
May 5	Design patterns in the wild
May 7	Specification game
May 9	In-class activity
May 12	Midterm exam (covers through Monday, May 5, 2014) (Solutions)
May 14	Design change presentations (turnin)
May 16	"Building Software Large and Small in the Real World - Notes from the Field" by Dennis Lee (Amazon)
May 19	Beta demos (1)
May 21	Beta demos (2)
May 23	Code reviews, Refactoring
May 28	Interviewing
May 30	Finish Refactoring, Software engineering research
June 2	No lecture -- work on your project
June 4	No lecture -- work on your project
June 6	Final exam (cumulative) (Solutions)