Software Residency in Integrating Discipline
Abstract
This paper presents the methodological procedures used to execute a Software Residency project in an Integrating Discipline of a Software Engineering undergraduate course. The methodology was validated through a pilot case study. The academics' performance and their enjoyment with the project were assessed by applying questionnaires. Good results regarding enjoyment and knowledge acquired by residents were obtained, demonstrating that the proposed approach is promising.
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