UE23CS341A : Software Engineering Laboratory

This repository contains code, documentation, and detailed problem statements for the laboratory exercises conducted during the fifth semester as part of the Software Engineering (SE) course.

Repository Overview

The repository is structured into weekly folders, each dedicated to the laboratory exercises for a specific week, along with a mini-project folder for the course project.

Folders

• Lab1: UML Diagrams and Software Design - Introduction to software modeling concepts with UML diagrams for a Coffee Kiosk system.
• Lab2: Jira Project Management - Hands-on experience with project management tools and agile methodologies using Jira.
• Lab3: Software Architecture - Component diagrams and architectural analysis for software systems.
• Lab4: Pair Programming (VibeCoding) - Collaborative coding exercise implementing a Ping-Pong game in Python with Pygame.
• Lab5: Static Code Analysis - Code quality analysis using tools like Pylint, Flake8, and Bandit for Python inventory management system.
• Lab6: Fuzz Testing - Property-based testing using Hypothesis framework to test robustness of string processing functions.
• Lab7: Code & Branch Coverage - Test coverage analysis using pytest-cov to ensure comprehensive testing of order processing system.
• Miniproject: Contains the Software Requirements Specification (SRS) template and project documentation.

About the Course

The course, UE23CS341A : Software Engineering, focuses on hands-on learning of fundamental software engineering principles, methodologies, and best practices. Topics include software design patterns, testing strategies, code quality, collaborative development, and agile project management.

Installation Instructions for macOS

To work on the exercises in this repository, you will need Python 3.x and various development tools. Here's how to set up your environment:

Prerequisites

# Install Python 3 (if not already installed)
brew install python3

# Install pip packages for various labs
pip3 install pygame  # For Lab4 Ping-Pong game
pip3 install pylint flake8 bandit  # For Lab5 Static Code Analysis
pip3 install hypothesis pytest  # For Lab6 Fuzz Testing
pip3 install pytest pytest-cov  # For Lab7 Coverage Testing

Running Lab Exercises

Each lab folder contains its own README with specific instructions. Generally:

# For Lab4 (Ping-Pong Game)
cd Lab4/PES1UG23CS488/ping-pong
python3 main.py

# For Lab5 (Static Code Analysis)
cd Lab5/static-code-analysis
pylint inventory_system.py
flake8 inventory_system.py
bandit -r inventory_system.py

# For Lab6 (Fuzz Testing)
cd Lab6/PES1UG23CS433
pytest test_processor.py

# For Lab7 (Coverage Testing)
cd Lab7
pytest --cov=order_processor --cov-report=html test_processor_CS433.py

Contributions

We welcome contributions to improve this repository! Here's how you can contribute:

1. Bug Reports: If you find any issues in the code or documentation, feel free to open an issue in the repository.
2. Enhancements: Submit pull requests to add new features, improve existing code, or update documentation.
3. Suggestions: Share your ideas by creating a discussion thread.

Guidelines for Contributors

• Ensure your code follows Python best practices and PEP 8 style guidelines.
• Provide detailed commit messages and explanations for your changes.
• Test your code thoroughly before submitting a pull request.
• Include appropriate documentation and comments in your code.

Thank you for your contributions!

License

This repository is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Acknowledgments

Special thanks to the faculty and teaching assistants of UE23CS341A for their guidance and support throughout the course.