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View all- Plant RTsoumpas P(1993)Software development process model for aerospace systems9th Computing in Aerospace Conference10.2514/6.1993-4488Online publication date: 18-Feb-1993
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Several studies have indicated that the data processing industry's most critical problem during the 1980's will be a shortage of qualified software engineers. This panel brings together a number of people who have been actively addressing the problem of increasing the supply of qualified software engineers through both University and industry programs in software engineering education. They will address the following issues:
• What skills will be needed by the software engineer of the future?
• What software engineering programs are currently underway in universities, industry, and professional societies to meet these needs?
• What particular approaches have been tried to date, and how well have they worked out?
• What are some resulting guidelines for mounting a successful software engineering education program?
- Software engineering education
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May 1980
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ISBN:9781450379236
DOI:10.1145/1500518
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