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Title: Rapid Application Development 1 RAD 1 F21RA1


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Rapid Application Development 1 (RAD 1) - F21RA1
  • Yussuf Abu-Shaaban
  • Office 1.46
  • Tel 0131 451 3429
  • ya37_at_macs.hw.ac.uk

2
RAD
  • A Software Development Process
  • A structure imposed on the development of a
    software product.
  • It involves
  • Iterative development.
  • Use of RAD development tool,
  • e.g. Visual Basic .Net
  • Aim is to quickly develop a software product,
    thus saving resources.

3
Learning Outcomes
  • Apply programming techniques and tools within a
    RAD project.
  • Demonstrate an awareness of how to manage a RAD
    project.
  • Discuss issues surrounding lifecycles and
    methodologies.

4
Module Outline
5
Course Resources
  • Recommended Textbook
  • Visual Basic.Net for Students" by Doug Bell,
    Mike Parr, Addison Wesley,
  • ISBN 0201742055
  • Lecture Notes and References.
  • Software Visual Basic .Net
  • Course Web page http//www.macs.hw.ac.uk/ya37/ra
    d/

6
Lectures Tutorials - Labs
  • Lectures (weeks 1-8)
  • Mon, 14.15 - 15.15, room 2.44
  • Wed, 10.15 - 11.15, room 2.44
  • Laboratories (weeks 2-9)
  • Mon, 15.15 - 17.15, rooms 1.53/1.54
  • OR
  • Thur, 14.15 - 16.15, rooms 1.53/1.54
  • Tutorials (weeks 2-9 only)
  • Tues, 10.15 - 11.15, rooms 1.70/3.02/3.03
  • OR
  • Wed, 11.15 - 12.15, rooms 1.01/G.44/G.45
  • OR
  • Thurs, 13.15 - 14.15, rooms 3.02/3.03/3.06
  • Names for each lab/tut group will be placed in
    the crush area later this week.

7
Labs and Tuts
  • Tuts
  • Small groups in classrooms with an academic
    tutor.
  • Work through problems on paper and on the board.
  • Talk about issues and ask questions.
  • Attendance taken and will count towards your
    mark.
  • Labs
  • One machine each with helpers providing
    assistance.
  • Working on VB tasks (including coursework).
  • Task completion will be logged and will count
    towards your mark.

8
Coursework
  • A Visual Basic application that satisfies as many
    requirements from a given spec. as possible.
  • Full instructions will be provided in the next
    few weeks.
  • A report on the application to be handed in by
    the end of week 9. Earlier if possible.
  • Use the labs and the tuts to help you develop
    your coursework.
  • Your tutor will mark your report.

9
Assessment
  • Assessment weightings are
  • 70 exam
  • 30 coursework
  • For coursework
  • Your mark will be scaled depending on your
    tutorial attendance and the number of lab tasks
    you complete.
  • Marks will be withheld for poor attendance or
    non-submission of coursework.

10
Task for next week
  • This is important!
  • Send an email to your mentor.
  • If you dont know how to access email, find out!
  • Its the key means of communication here.
  • If you have problems, check the relevant Web
    pages and ask classmates.
  • If you are still having problems, visit computing
    services.
  • Also, get hold of the recommended text.

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Next Lecture
  • Introduction to VB .Net
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