The Software Engineering Body of Knowledge (SWEBOK) is an comprehensive and evolving body of knowledge about software development, software engineering, and software's foundation in mathematics and computation. 

It is difficult to summarize the main points of the manual because it covers all aspects of software engineering. However, as an engineer reading the SWEBOK, the main points to remember in developing software are: 

1. Requirements: specify what it is you expect to build and the purpose of the project
2. Design: create an abstraction of the software system, including primary components, modules, interfaces, and data structures
3. Construction: implement the design in code 
4. Testing: ensure the software meets the specified requirements
5. Engineering Operations: perform...
6. Maintenance: modify and update software to correct errors, improve performance, add features, etc.
7. Configuration Management: identify, organize, and control changes to the software and its artifacts
8. Engineering Management: plan, coordinate, measure, and control software engineering activities and resources.
9. Engineering Process: 
10. Engineering Models and Methods: helpful techniques for analyzing and designing software systems, including object-oriented design, structured analysis, and the agile framework
11. Quality: 
12. Security:
13. Engineering Professional Practice:
14. Engineering Economics: 
15. Computing Foundations: 
16. Mathematical Foundations: 
17. Engineering Foundations:

A professional software engineer should be able to understand and apply each of these concepts.
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