Welcome to the Semester 5 study materials repository for Software Engineering students at Government College University Faisalabad (GCUF). This repository provides access to essential study materials for various courses offered in the fifth semester. Whether you're studying Human-Computer Interaction (HCI), Human Resource Management (HRM), Software Design and Architecture (SDaA), Software Engineering Economics (SEE), Visual Programming (VP), or Web Development (WEB), you'll find slides and resources shared by teachers to aid in your learning journey.
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HCI (Human-Computer Interaction):
- Study materials and resources related to human-computer interaction.
- Understanding user interface design principles, usability testing, and interaction design.
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HRM (Human Resource Management):
- Materials covering various aspects of human resource management.
- Topics include recruitment, training, performance management, and employee relations.
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SDaA (Software Design and Architecture):
- Resources for understanding software design principles and architectural patterns.
- Covers topics such as software architecture styles, design patterns, and system modeling.
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SEE (Software Engineering Economics):
- Study materials focusing on the economic aspects of software engineering.
- Understanding cost estimation, project budgeting, ROI analysis, and software metrics.
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VP (Visual Programming):
- Materials for learning visual programming concepts and tools.
- Includes tutorials, examples, and exercises for developing applications using visual programming languages.
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WEB (Web Development):
- Resources for learning web development technologies and practices.
- Covers HTML, CSS, JavaScript, frameworks, and web design principles.
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Accessing Materials:
- Navigate through the repository to find the course folders corresponding to your subjects.
- Each course folder contains relevant slides, documents, and supplementary materials shared by instructors.
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Contributing:
- If you have additional study materials or resources that could benefit your peers, feel free to contribute by creating a pull request.
- Ensure that the materials adhere to academic integrity guidelines and are relevant to the respective courses.
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Feedback and Suggestions:
- We welcome feedback and suggestions to improve this repository and make it more valuable for students.
- Please open an issue to report any issues or suggest enhancements.
We hope this repository serves as a valuable resource to support your learning journey in Semester 5. Best of luck with your studies, and feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance.