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Chapter 4: Agile development Study 23
Chapter 5: Practice: A generic view Study 25
Chapter 6: Systems engineering Read 29
Chapter 7: Requirements engineering Study 32
Chapter 8: Analysis modelling Study 50
Chapter 9: Design engineering Study 27
Chapter 10: Architectural design Study (10.1–10.3) 11
Chapter 11: Component-level design Study 31
Chapter 13: Software testing strategies Study 33
Chapter 14: Software testing techniques Study (14.1–14.3) 4
Chapter 16: Web engineering Study 13
Total number of pages: 306
7 Examination matters
7.1 Enquiries about dates and venues
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Unisa is an enormous institution and we, the lecturers, have nothing to do with examinations
except for setting the paper – long before October/November – and receiving the papers
afterwards for marking. We can therefore not give you any relevant information regarding
examination dates or venues. Please ring the Contact Centre for examination details. Take
note of the dates of your examinations and arrange with your employer for leave in good time.
Check that there are no clashes on your examination timetable. Should there be any such
clashes, kindly inform the Contact Centre without delay or Examination Administration (fax
012 429 4150 or email exams@unisa.ac.za or).
7.2 A special examination tutorial letter
A special examination tutorial letter will be sent to you informing you of any issues regarding
the paper – such as the format of the paper, text to be omitted (if any), etc.
7.3 Examination admission
You gain admission to the examination by submitting one assignment before 20 June 2009.
Note that this assignment must be done satisfactorily. For a written assignment or answer you
maynot submit just one or two sentences. For assignments in multiple-choice format, you
may not submit an empty assignment – you have to select an answer for each question. For
your year mark (see section 9.3) you need to submit Assignment 3.