Content

The lab course on “Cloud Software Engineering” offers a practical experience centered on developing and managing cloud-based software systems. Throughout the semester, students will design, develop, and maintain programming exercises for the EIST course for bachelor students. These exercises will be drawn from the EIST lecture slides provided by the course organizers, allowing students to learn the cloud computing concepts and apply them in creating valuable educational content.

The key topics to be covered in the course include:

1. 1. Exploration of software deployment models in the cloud, such as Baremetal, Virtual machines, Containers, and Serverless.
   2. Insights into system design requirements, software architectures in the cloud, and microservices.
   3. Deep dive into system design challenges, modularity, layered architectures, and data management.
   4. Understanding security engineering, reliability, availability, performance, and design patterns.
   5. Study of concurrency, scalability, and other design patterns.
   6. Learning software testing methodologies, including unit testing, mock testing, and automated large-scale testing.
   7. Overview of program analysis, including faults, failures, and role of dynamic and static analysis.
   8. Examination of software management, deployment, monitoring, and cloud systems monitoring.
   9. Reflections on software quality, code refactoring, and code reviewing.

Through this course, students will not only gain a comprehensive understanding of cloud software engineering but also contribute

Objectives

• Understand the architecture of cloud hardware and software systems.
• Apply principles of system design, modularity, and data management.
• Develop secure, reliable cloud systems using design patterns.
• Implement effective software management and testing strategies.