CSE490E1: Software quality: Techniques and Tools
Description: It is easy to write a program, but it is difficult to write a correct, reliable program. This course will teach you the latter, from both a theoretical and a practical point of view. The course conveys foundational ideas, such as applying mathematical abstractions to verifying complex software. The course connects these to the real world with concrete advice for improving your programs, and hands-on practice with popular tools that will make you a more thoughtful and effective software designer and tester. A group project will give you experience with tools that automate software development tasks, reducing human effort and improving quality. Prerequisites: CSE 311, CSE 331; CSE 403 is helpful but not required
Prerequisites: CSE 311, CSE 331;Credits: 4.0
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