CS5030 - Software Engineering 代写案例

Aims

• research a specific system in depth from a software engineering perspective;

• critically engage with available literature and resources, extracting key points, summarising and drawing conclusions from them; and

• document the outcome of your research in a precise and logical manner in the form of an academic paper.
  
  

  Requirements

• select a widely used proprietary (that is, not open-source) software system aimed at end users from the domain of media streaming services (for eg, Netflix or Spotify);

• research it from a software engineering perspective; and

• summarise your findings in the form of an academic paper.

  
  Sections
  

  • Introduction
      o including the name, a description and the purpose of the system;
      o the revenue model adopted for the system; and
      o any significant features of the system technical or business perspectives;

  • Software engineering process

  o (for eg, plan-driven, agile, reuse-based) used to produce and maintain the system;

  o a brief discussion of its suitability for the system;

• Ethics
  

  o a discussion of the corporate social responsibility of the organisation responsible for the system; 

• Future work

You can customise this structure to suit your chosen application and perspectives.

The length of the report should be no more than 2500 words. This is a mandatory limit. Any violations will be penalised according to scheme B (under-length not penalised) of the University Policy on Coursework Penalties. According to this scheme, the penalty is 1 mark for work that is 5% over-length, then a further 1 mark per additional 10% over. You must clearly state the word count at the end of the report. References are not included in the word count.

Information sources

The reading list provided for the module will not be sufficient for this research. You must find appropriate sources of additional information of good academic standing. A better report would contain students’ own observations and reflection of the material from these sources.

You should draw on formally published material, i.e. either peer-reviewed academic papers or reports from well-known sources. Informal publications (such as web pages and blog posts) will be acceptable if they are well written and comply with the standards for academic writing.

Format

You must format the content as an IEEE conference paper according to the instructions provided at https://www.ieee.org/conferences/publishing/templates.html. You may find it helpful to use one of the templates (MS Word or LaTeX) provided by IEEE.