Software Engineering on the Web

This paper addresses software development over the web with team members physically located in various locations. There is a discussion of software engineering tools and web-based development. A graduate level course project on web-based software requirements and specification tools is described in the paper. The course projects are de- scribed from the standpoint of the software prototypes, development methods, and project management. Future directions are discussed in the context of an undergraduate software engineering project two course sequence and multiple university involvement.

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