The "Soft" Topics in Software Engineering Education
Source: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Engineering educators struggle with "Soft" topics - topics which include a social element. Soft engineering topics are distinct from the scientific and mathematical underpinnings of engineering. Students frequently complain when these topics are integrated into engineering curricula. Engineering educators also express concerns that they lack both preparation and ability to teach these topics. Software engineering educators have an even greater problem. More soft topics need to be included in a good software engineering program. Furthermore, software engineering instructors need to remain current with nonsocial best practices, which can leave little time to study techniques to incorporate soft topics into the curriculum. This paper is an attempt to alleviate the problem.
| Format: | Size: | 416.00 | |
| Date: | Oct 2008 |
People who downloaded this item also downloaded
- Spreadsheet-Based Decision Support Systems
- Real Estate Decision Support System of Market Comparison Approach Based on GIS
- Escape From the Computer Lab: Education in Mobile Wireless Networks
- VoIP and Beyond: UC's productivity promise
- The Red Report: Unified Communications and Networking



