Title
Software Engineering Throughout a Traditional Computer Science Curriculum
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-2001
Abstract
As software engineering (SE) is becoming increasingly important as a discipline for computing professionals, so is it becoming an increasing emphasis in undergraduate computing education. The curricular revisions described here represent an attempt to incorporate SE principles throughout an undergraduate curriculum in Computer Science (CS). The emphasis here, however, is not one of wholesale overhaul into a SE program, possibly to the detriment of other strengths in the previous curriculum. Rather this is a non-radical augmentation and change of focus in certain aspects of a strong, but somewhat traditional CS curriculum.
Publisher
Consortium for Computing Science in Colleges
City
Huntsville, TX
Repository Citation
Myers, J. P., Jr. (2001). Software engineering throughout a traditional computer science curriculum. Journal of computing sciences in colleges, 16(2), 31-40.
Publication Information
Journal of Computing Sciences in Colleges
Comments
This article was previously published in CCSC '00 Proceedings of the Fourteenth Annual Consortium on Small Colleges Southeastern Conference, p. 31-40, Roanoke College, Salem, Virginia in 2000 and Proceedings of the Second Annual CCSC on Computing in Small Colleges Northwestern Conference, p.31-40, Oregon Graduate Institute, Beaverton, Oregon in 2000.