And then there was one…
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() This will be my final blog for this course, and all I can say is
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Kent Beck had a video chat with my class
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() Yes, that Kent Beck. I’ve been very fortunate to have Ken Bauer as my professor
Testing, but it’s object oriented
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() Systems come in all shapes, colors and forms. Some are big, some are small, and
Valid validation and verified verification
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() Hi there. During this wonderful 5 month journey, we’ve talked about software a lot, and
Code revision can be tough, but it makes us better developers
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() One of the coolest things about programming is that you can find many different solutions
State diagrams and user behavior.
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() Excuse me for such a boring title, but I couldn’t really come up with anything
We use UML a lot.
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() As a Computer Science student, I’ve seen UML pretty much in every single course that
Patterns are everywhere
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() One. Two. Three. Can you guess what comes next? If you answered with four, then
Models are cool, deal with it
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() When we talk about pretty much anything in life, we can usually find a model
Use cases make things easy
–Originally published at Analysis and Modeling of Software – blogSort() I think we (the software engineering industry) can all speak from experience that it can
