Kenny Wong
ABSTRACT
The success of a software development project depends on the technical competency of the development team, the quality of the tools they use, and the project-management decisions they make during the software lifecycle. Instructors of software-engineering courses that involve small project teams are often overwhelmed with the task of monitoring the progress of multiple teams. Without adequate monitoring and advice on best practices, problems in the team's process or the developed product may go unnoticed until it is too late to be easily fixed. This paper introduces the JRefleX environment, with components built upon Eclipse, to support the education of small software teams.
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