School of Computing · ANU College of Systems and Society
COMP3500 is an annual course (6+6) that must be completed twice, in consecutive semesters. Students work in small groups and participate in all the development phases (requirements analysis, design, construction, testing and documentation) of a nontrivial software system. As well, each group has to address the control of the development process by constructing and following a detailed software development management plan. Students will also study relevant aspects of the software engineering milieux. Most students will work on projects for an industry, government or university client. Highly motivated students will be given an opportunity to engage with the ACT Innovation community and students across the university to create their own software-based start-up businesses. To enrol in this course you must meet the eligibility criteria, which includes membership of a student project group before the end of week 1, where the project has been approved by the convener.
Three group project reviews
Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
Group Poster and Showcase
Learning outcomes 1, 3, 4, 5
Individual Reflection and Portfolio
Learning outcomes 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7
Annual course. COMP3500 must be taken in two consecutive semesters. Around 50 contact hours across Team Formation Day, introductory lectures, tutor meetings, project reviews and public showcase. Around 210 hours of group project work and individual study across the 2 semesters. Work Integrated Learning Projects This course gives you the opportunity to practice teamwork, working in multidisciplinary teams and problem solving and develop skills to compete and develop the best solution to a real-world challenge. This course is is delivered under TechLauncher. Other Information The course COMP3500 is a group project course. Students in COMP3500 may be required to share their personal information with a third party, including Host organisations. If you elect to work on a project with a Host, the College of Systems and Society will provide the Host with your name, your ANU ID number, your Academic Degree Program Level (e.g. Master/ Bachelor/Honours) and your ANU email address, as required. ANU will share your personal information only to the extent necessary for you to undertake your group project course. If you do not wish to share your personal information as outlined above, please do not enrol in this course and consider enrolling in another course.
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