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PROPOSED MODEL TO FIND THE GAP BETWEEN ACADEMIC SUPPLY AND INDUSTRY DEMAND IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING FIELD IN JORDAN

Mohammed Shkoukani

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The new trend in software engineering research is how to provide software engineering industry with qualified software engineering graduates; this trend has been appeared because there is an obvious difference between the industry needs and the actual supply from software engineering departments. This paper will introduce briefly software engineering and software development process then it will mention the main properties of software engineering, after that it will represent the changes that happened on the characteristics and expectations of software. A Brief discussion about software engineering graduates and educators will be presented in this paper and the rest of it will discuss a proposed model designed by the researcher to measure the differences between software engineering industry needs and actual supply from software engineering departments. Keyword: Software Engineering Education, Software Engineering Industry.

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Key concepts: Software Engineering Process Group, Social software engineering, Personal software process, Software development, Software engineering, Software requirements, Software construction, Software peer review