So, please use the comments section for this post to educate me on real Software Engineering, it will be greatly appreciated.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Software Engineers? real ones?
Anyone who attended an Engineering School for Software Engineering, I would like to hear about your experiences and the merit of what you learned. I often like to propose to people that software development should be following an engineering approach, as opposed to craftsmanship or "artistry', but I am not an engineer, I took Comp Sci in University (a long, long time ago, in what now feels like a different universe).
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About Me
- David Wright
- Ontario, Canada
- I have been an IT Business Analyst for 25 years, so I must have learned something. Also been on a lot of projects, which I have distilled into the book "Cascade": follow the link to the right to see more.
2 comments:
Long time, no hear - the Agile argument is pretty strong of late - with some merit if nothing else because it cuts through the "upper" slowness still prevalent in big organizations...
Indeed, agile is maturing well, the code-first-think-later types seem to have moved on.
But, is it taught in engineering schools?
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