SimpleWayProcess: From Academia to Software Industry
Abstract
Successful software projects are based on the use of the Software Development Process (PDS), seeking to ensure quality products and answer the constraints such as time and cost. The software industry presents several PDS models, from the prescriptive to the agiles. Aiming to approach the academy to the industry, adjustments have been made in these models, in order that the best practices of Software Engineering (ES) may be seen in the classroom through PDS that make possible the execution of projects in academic subjects. This paper presents the SimpleWayProcess, a PDS aimed at teaching applied ES through the development of real software projects of a junior enterprise.
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