This Software Maintenance and Evolution course is designed for students and professionals who want to understand how software systems are maintained, improved, and modernized over time. The course provides a deep insight into the lifecycle of software after development, focusing on maintaining performance, fixing issues, and adapting systems to new requirements.

You will start by learning software re-engineering concepts, which focus on improving existing systems without changing their core functionality. The course then introduces reverse engineering techniques, helping you understand how to analyze and extract information from existing software systems when documentation is limited or unavailable.

In addition, the course covers legacy information systems, which are older systems still in use داخل المؤسسات. You will learn practical approaches such as wrapping, which allows integration of legacy systems with modern applications, and migration, which involves moving systems to newer technologies or platforms.

This course is ideal for computer science students, software engineers, and IT professionals who want to enhance their understanding of maintaining and evolving complex systems.

By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge to analyze, maintain, and modernize software systems effectively in real-world environments.