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Date: 30 Jul 93 21:23:25 GMT
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ei.cmu.edu!ajpo.sei.cmu.edu!wellerd@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU  (David Weller)
Subject: Re:  Are 'best' universities being targeted
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In article <1993Jul30.123607.5083@relay.nswc.navy.mil> bwallet@apssgi.nswc.navy
.mil (Brad Wallet) writes:
>In article <1993Jul29.163417.17018@schbbs.mot.com>, tannen@tigger.geg.mot.com 
(David Tannen) writes:
>|> [Recommended BSCS Curriculum]
>
>seems to me, that to prepare kids for the real world, u should give
>them classes like:
>
>Software Specification
>Software Project Management
>Software Creation
>Software Maintenance
>Software Testing, Verification, and Validation
>Software Reliability
>Software Reuse
>

Perhaps I'm a little underenthusiastic, but this looks more like
coursework for a graduate degree in S/W Eng.  In fact, it looks
a great deal like the MS S/W Eng curriculum at Univ. of Houston
at Clear Lake.

Considering the way we've traditionally treated our junior
engineers, perhaps a course in Software Maintenance is all 
that would need to be added to a BSCS :-)

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