Abstract
This is a report on a course entitled, “Software Engineering Methods”, which I have taught to undergraduate students at the Carnegie-Mellon University twice during the 1970-71 academic year. The course is “project oriented” and aims to educate by providing experience in the use of the techniques taught.
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Course (navigation)Software engineeringComputer scienceSoftwareEngineering managementSoftware Engineering Process GroupSocial software engineeringSoftware developmentEngineeringSoftware constructionProgramming language
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- 1972
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- 154-159
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- 14
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David Lorge Parnas
(1972).
A course on software engineering techniques.
, 154-159.
https://doi.org/10.1145/800155.805020
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- 10.1145/800155.805020