UML-SPECIFICATION OF COMPUTERIZED ENVIRONMENT FOR TEACHING OF SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Abstract
A generalized model of knowledge transferring on main areas of software engineering from a lecturer to the discipuli is represented in UML-notation as basis for design and construction of computerized environment for contact teaching in software engineering and preparation of corresponding didactical materials.The issue addresses main problems of teaching in software engineering, such as: predominance of samples over rools in a typical lecture context, imperative need of live program demos carried through execution, consideration of program samples exceeding screen size. Solutions of the probems are presented as UML-specification of a software product intended for support of teaching processes. The specification includes a general use case diagram, class diagram of online manual, class diagram of an environment providing creation of online manuals and sequence diagrams depicting cooperation of classes during initialization of the product.
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