Titlebook: Software Engineering Education; SEI Conference 1988 Gary A. Ford Conference proceedings 1988 Springer-Verlag New York 1988 Ada.Master.comp

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Teaching the tricks of the trade,them as you apply them in lectures and as your teaching assistants apply them in software laboratories. And if they do learn these tricks, both your students and their employers will be grateful to you.

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Software engineering in the Johns Hopkins university continuing professional programs, to non-matriculating professionals in a two to five full-day format. This paper describes the program, details the offerings, provides measures of the size and impact of the software engineering effort, and makes some general observations about the teaching of software engineering to practicing professionals.

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An undergraduate course in software design,dents with experience in the roles of module designer, implementor, tester, and user. We describe the course content and format in detail and summarize our teaching experience. We conclude with recommendations for standardization in software engineering education.

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A scarce resource in undergraduate software engineering courses: User interface design materials,epts into undergraduate software engineering courses, a compact body of material has been developed. This body of material incorporates both practical guidelines to interface design, and discussion of a major theoretical issue in interface design. The material is described in some detail, and observations about its usefulness are included.

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Conference proceedings 1988d States government-funded research and development center operated by Carnegie Mellon University. Its principal responsibility is to accelerate the reduction to practice of modern software engineering techniques and methods. An annual activity of the SEI is the SEI Conference on Software Engineerin

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ultilingual mathematics education was reviewed to critically examine its underpinning rationality on: (a) how the learner is portrayed; (b) how mathematics education (teaching and learning) is portrayed; and (c) the notion of language as formulated in the texts. Two research trends were examined: la