Software Engineering Education for Technical Engineering Degrees: A Comparison With the Needs of Robotics Software Engineering Education
Marian Daun
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Marian Daun
Abstract
We compare software engineering education for traditional computer science and software engineering degree programs with the needs of robotics software engineering, concluding that technical engineering degrees need to emphasize social aspects of software engineering, group work, and weigh advantages and disadvantages between different solution options.
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We compare software engineering education for traditional computer science and software engineering degree programs with the needs of robotics software engineering, concluding that technical engineering degrees need to emphasize social aspects of software engineering, group work, and weigh advantages and disadvantages between different solution options.
Key concepts: Social software engineering, Software Engineering Process Group, Software requirements, Software engineering, Personal software process, Robotics, Software development, Software construction