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Embedding Software Engineering Disciplines in Entry-Level Programming
Lung-Lung Liu
Pages - 76 - 82     |    Revised - 05-05-2009     |    Published - 18-05-2009
Volume - 3   Issue - 2    |    Publication Date - April 2009  Table of Contents
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KEYWORDS
Software Engineering Practice, Preventive Maintenance, Requirement Change
ABSTRACT
Software engineering disciplines can be embedded in entry-level programming assignments as a very basic requirement for teachers to the students in the classrooms and mentors to their apprentices in the offices. We are to use three examples to demonstrate how easily some of these software engineering disciplines can be embedded, and we will then prove that they are helpful for quality and productive software development from the point of being with “no source code modification” when some requirements are changed. In fact, convergence can be confirmed even there have been these changes. If the entry-level programming works are with software engineering disciplines, then the total software development effort should be decreased. With this concept in mind for project managers, actually, there are simple refactoring skills that can be further applied to those programs already coded.
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Assistant Professor Lung-Lung Liu
- Taiwan
llliu@computer.org


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