Darko Marinov's Teaching

List of courses that I taught at Illinois.

Fall 2009: CS427: Software Engineering I
- First course in an introductory sequence on software engineering
- Also offered online in the department's Illinois Internet Computer Science (I2CS) program
Spring 2009: CS498DM: Software Testing
- Introductory course for undergraduate students
Fall 2008: CS527: Advanced Topics in Software Engineering
- Graduate course similar to the previous offering of CS527
- One student published one paper based on the course project
- Also offered online in the department's Illinois Internet Computer Science (I2CS) program
Spring 2008: CS498DM: Software Testing
- Introductory course for senior undergraduate students and junior graduate students
Fall 2007: CS527: Advanced Topics in Software Engineering
- Graduate course similar to previous offerings of CS598DM but with fewer research projects
- Two students published three papers based on the course project
- Also offered online in the department's Illinois Internet Computer Science (I2CS) program
Spring 2007: CS428: Software Engineering II
- Second course in an introductory sequence on software engineering
- Also offered online in the department's Illinois Internet Computer Science (I2CS) program
Fall 2006: CS427: Software Engineering I
- First course in an introductory sequence on software engineering
- Also offered online in the department's Illinois Internet Computer Science (I2CS) program
Spring 2006: CS498DM: Software Testing
- Introductory course for senior undergraduate students and junior graduate students
- The students' scores of my teaching placed me on the Incomplete List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent by Their Students
Fall 2005: CS598DM: Software Testing and Analysis
- Graduate, project-based course on dynamic and static program analysis for finding software errors
- Two students published two papers based on their course projects
Spring 2005: CS598DM: Software Testing and Analysis
- Graduate course similar as in Fall 2005, with fewer lectures and more focus on research projects
- Five students published four papers based on their course projects