At first I was naïve to think that this course would guide you in a methodical way about how to complete a software engineering project. However, there is no initial expectation of writing two points, adapting to unfamiliar teammates and upgrading programming abilities seems to have failed to achieve the goal. In fact, I think the course is called ' The basic quality of Project manager ' may be more appropriate point. A semester down, to understand the prototype creation, use case diagram, flowchart and other software used. Learned the markdown typesetting, and also learned about Eclipse and MySQL??? at first I looked at a lot of Android and Eggs , and then read a lot of Java Web, as well as learn about Java testing tools. Most importantly, learn GitHub to manage code disappointing and use blogs to record and remind yourself not .
The biggest increase is the ' Baidu ' ability, a semester since the ability of self-study to speak up I am not believe
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The most important thing at the beginning of a project is to understand that demand analysis is essential. I remember it took a lot of thought to steal a lot of laziness in the demand Analysis report.
The analysis of the requirements is relatively simple, but for teachers to ask a variety of professional problems really solved a little trouble.
The team project started with insufficient communication, resulting in a particularly serious delay. GitHub is cumbersome because it's often not
There were a lot of things to think about, but since I heard to all the teaching reform and later also required. Take care.
Foundation is important. Otherwise this course will need to learn Java side to do the project, not to go steady will fly feeling not good.
It's important to keep it down
The result of this practice course is not very satisfied, but the feeling is also general-like. The next semester course will be more vacant should consider to fill out the previous pit.
Live a good life ....
Suddenly there is nothing really good to say about feeling. Let it be, that's it.
A summary of my software engineering practice