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Incorporating Software Process in an Undergraduate Software Engineering Curriculum: Challenges and Rewards
Norfolk, Virginia March 01-March 03
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Deepti Suri, Milwaukee School of Engineering
Mark J. Sebern, Milwaukee School of Engineering
Milwaukee School of Engineering has one of the first ABET-accredited software engineering (SE) programs in the United States. This paper describes our experiences in incorporating the core elements of the software engineering process throughout the undergraduate SE program. These elements are integrated vertically as well as horizontally throughout the curriculum, starting with an introductory process course in the sophmore year and culminating in a three-quarter software development laboratory course sequence and a two-quarter capstone project in the junior and senior years. The challenges encountered while using this approach are also discussed.
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Deepti Suri, Mark J. Sebern, "Incorporating Software Process in an Undergraduate Software Engineering Curriculum: Challenges and Rewards," cseet, pp.18-23, 17th Conference on Software Engineering Education and Training (CSEET'04), 2004
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