Modern Software Engineering Guid

Description
The Modern Software Engineering Guidebook makes an effort to explain how one may pursue a noteworthy career in emerging technologies. Through a series of steps, this book helps the reader gain a deeper awareness of the factors that influence one's career and progressive values. This book's focus is on conceptual entities, with an emphasis on moving forward with more modern software engineering advancement methodologies.

The book guides how readers should investigate and take advantage of untapped prospects while focusing on critical areas of their careers. Starting with the software development lifecycle (SDLC) and its steps like gathering requirements, design, coding, testing, and maintenance. Learn methods like waterfall and agile, and how to write a software requirements document (SRD). It includes design principles, object-oriented design (OOD), and coding best practices. The book also discusses software reliability, testing methods, and measuring code quality. Find tips on managing software changes and maintenance. Lastly, explore trends like DevOps, cloud development, and using AI and ML in software.

With the help of this book, readers will find it simpler to increase their employability and relevance to the job market, enabling them to quickly advance into fulfilling careers.

Key Features
Learn the phases of software engineering, including requirements, design, coding, testing, and maintenance.
Understand software design, structured coding techniques, and testing strategies to ensure quality and reliability.
Get familiar with project planning, current trends like software reliability, reuse, and the importance of quality assurance and reviews.

What you will learn
Understand the phases of software engineering and the latest advancements in software engineering.
Grasp the importance of data gathering, analysis, and design.
Master design architecture and structured coding styles.
Understand different testing concepts and methods.
Get familiar with maintenance tools and software quality metrics.

Who this book is for
This book targets aspiring and intermediate software developers seeking a solid foundation in SDLC. It benefits programmers, engineers, and IT professionals who want to create high-quality software.

Table of Contents
1. Introduction to Software Engineering
2. Software Processes
3. Software Life Cycle Models
4. Software Requirements
5. Software Requirements Engineering Process
6. Software Reliability
7. Software Design
8. Object-Oriented Design
9. Software Implementation
10. Software Maintenance
11. Software Testing Strategies
12. Software Metrics
13. Quality Management
14. Software Project Management
15. Latest Trends in Software Engineering