Q: Read the entire textbook quickly, list 5-10 questions you don't understand, and post it on your personal blog.
- If the needs of users are too harsh, it is necessary to reduce the efficiency of software to meet them?
- Does the team have to "program" and "test" clearly separate when doing engineering work?
- Is it permissible to modify a part of the design on the way to the project? Or does it require that all designs be fixed and not changed before the project is started?
- How do the "black box" and "white boxes" in software testing proceed?
- Does demand analysis need to go into the market? How to get the latest demand information on the market?
Q: How do the words "Software" and "engineering" appear-when, where, and by whom?
- 1958 John Turkey The word "software" in the paper "The Teaching of Concrete mathematics". The information is from Wikipedia. (In +, Fred Shapiro, a librarian at the Yale Law School, published a letter revealing that Tukey ' s 1958 paper "The TEAC Hing of Concrete Mathematics "contained the earliest known usage of the term" software "found in a search of JSTOR ' s elect Ronic Archives, predating the OED ' s citation by the years. Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Tukey)
- "Software Engineering" The word was first created by Anthony Oettinger and Margaret Hamilton , the term was first used as a headline at the world's first software engineering conference in 1968. The information is from Wikipedia. (Hamilton is credited with coining, the term "software engineering". Https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Hamilton_%28scientist%29) (The term "software engineering", coined first by Anthony Oettinger and then used by Margaret Hamilton, is used in 1968 as a title for the world's first conference on soft Ware engineering, sponsored and facilitated by NATO. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software_engineering#History)
Extra Q: Online survey of the current popular source program version management software and project management software, what are the pros and cons? (Tip: Search for Microsoft TFS, Git, Mercurial, GitHub, BitBucket, Trac, Bugzilla, Rationale,apple XCode)?
- TFS (Team Foundation Server) is a workflow collaboration engine that allows a team to use their customized processes and use a centralized data warehouse that is collected in real time in the project history. Advantages: Integration. The version control system and the work item memory are integrated at the time of registration. When registering, you can associate it with one or more work items.
- Github:ruby Community programmers use git and can't find a good git hosting site, so they've developed GitHub. Pros: Focus on community activities, at GitHub, users can easily find huge amounts of open source code.
- Trac is an open source software application platform that integrates wiki and issue tracking management systems for software development projects. Advantages: Strive to not affect the existing team's development process, good scalability, milestone approach to project management.
- Bugzilla: It is a software with tracking system. Pros: Open source free, bug tracker. Powerful search function.
- Xcode integrates the SVN source control client. Advantages: Branch management system, easy to manage, centralized server to ensure security, easy to manage, logic clear, in line with the General people's thinking habits.
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