Real-world object-oriented design experience for computer science students

Real-world object-oriented design experience for computer science students

Due to the limitations of time and resources, many undergraduate software engineering courses provide a survey of a broad range of development approaches rather than the experience of software production in a real-life setting. In this paper, we propose an innovative learning environment that integr...

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