Notice to students: The online classes for those that were not held during the winter semester will take place (according to the class schedule posted on the faculty's website) on Wednesday, May 14, 2025, in Google Classroom, from 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM. 

Subject teacher

Prof. Dr. Kazi Zoltan

Students are informed that seminar papers for the next exam dates can be sent for review without a specific submission deadline, but it is necessary to have a defended seminar paper in order to take the exam (pre-exam requirement). Defenses must be completed no later than two days before the exam date, in order to submit records of defended seminar papers.

For more information, you can send an email to (vuk.amizic@tfzr.rs) or visit Google Classroom for exercises (eyk4z7k)

Students are hereby informed that the submission of seminar papers (for the January exam period) has been extended until 01.08.2025. in order to determine their correctness and schedule the defense of seminar papers.

Online defense of seminar papers can be scheduled via email (vuk.amizic@tfzr.rs). For online defense of seminar papers, it is necessary to have a camera.

Note: as part of the seminar paper, a Word document of the seminar paper, source code, and models are submitted.

Code for Google Classroom with additional material: (eyk4z7k)

Students are informed that seminar papers (for the January exam period) must be submitted no later than 26.07.2025. in order to determine their correctness, and to schedule the defense of seminar papers in a timely manner.

Online defense of seminar papers can be scheduled via email (vuk.amizic@tfzr.rs). For online defense of seminar papers, it is necessary to have a camera.

Note: as part of the seminar paper, a Word document of the seminar paper, source code, and models are submitted.

1. Introduction - description of the system, problem, software
2. Specification of requirements (user)
3. Data models
   3.1 Conceptual data model (EER)
   3.2. Physical data model (Relational MP)
4. Software object model - UML
   4.1. Use case diagrams
   4.2. Class diagram
5. Software/application description
6. Implementation
7. Application testing
   7.1. Unit
   7.2. Integration
8. Conclusion
9. Literature

Students are informed that the defense of the seminar papers will take place during the consultation period (Tuesday 13:15 and Wednesday 14:15). If the student cannot come in the scheduled time, and wants to defend the work, it is necessary to send an email to vuk.amizic@tfzr.rs

Note: the seminar work is a pre-exam requirement.

Students are reminded that the condition for passing the final part of the exam (software engineering and software engineering 1) is a defended seminar paper and colloquium.

Seminar paper - structure and content of the paper:

1. Introduction - description of the system, problems, software
2. Specification of requirements (users)
3. Data models
3.1. Conceptual Data Model (EER)
3.2. Physical data model (Relational MP)
4. Software object model - UML
4.1. Use case diagrams
4.2. Class diagram
4.3. Activity diagrams
5. Description of the software/application
6. Implementation
7. Conclusion
8. Literature