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Software Development in an Academic Environment: Lessons learned and not learned
Christopher Brooks

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Christopher Brooks. "Software Development in an Academic Environment: Lessons learned and not learned". Talk or presentation, 1, November, 2007.

Abstract
Lecture presented to CS 169, Software Engineering at University of California, Berkeley. Many Berkeley CS undergrads leave graduate and get software engineering jobs. Some of the challenges and issues in software engineering in an academic environment can be met with features of Extreme Programming. This features can also be applied to non-academic issues. However, best practices do not always work, problems can include issues with threads.

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    Christopher Brooks. <a
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    Christopher Brooks. "Software Development in an
Academic Environment: Lessons learned and not learned".
Talk or presentation,  1, November, 2007.
  • BibTeX 
    @presentation{Brooks07_SoftwareDevelopmentInAcademicEnvironmentLessonsLearned,
    author = {Christopher Brooks},
    title = {Software Development in an Academic Environment:
              Lessons learned and not learned},
    day = {1},
    month = {November},
    year = {2007},
    abstract = {Lecture presented to CS 169, Software Engineering
              at University of California, Berkeley. Many
              Berkeley CS undergrads leave graduate and get
              software engineering jobs. Some of the challenges
              and issues in software engineering in an academic
              environment can be met with features of Extreme
              Programming. This features can also be applied to
              non-academic issues. However, best practices do
              not always work, problems can include issues with
              threads.},
    URL = {http://chess.eecs.berkeley.edu/pubs/375.html}
}

Posted by Christopher Brooks on 1 Nov 2007.
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