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El El jue, 30 ago 2018 a las 22:17, Nicolas Leroux notifications@github.com escribió:
I see a lot of programming tools to study but not much about the basics. For ex, nothing about methodology: waterfall, agile, XP programming. There should be something about algorithms and also really important is how to start a project from A-z, how do you structure a project, etc..
Also equally important, how to write specification, what is continuous deployment and how to make it happen, what is continuous integration and how to make it happens, constraint and benefit, etc...
Important subjects also: networking (TCP/IP, Client server (thin client vs fat client), distributed systems, Network Architectures and Services, Algebra etc...
I would advise to go on global concept and then dive down to apply the concept. ADT and functional programming is applying lambda calculus and algebra and it is certainly not junior level for ex. It is a mathematic specialisation.
https://www.edx.org/course/subject/computer-science is a bit similar to what you are trying to provide.
I think we should be inspired by computer science cursus as well: https://www.tudelft.nl/en/education/programmes/bachelors/cse/bachelor-of-computer-science-and-engineering/curriculum/ is kind of perfect to ensure a certain level for junior (some course might benefit mediors and seniors as well).
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I see a lot of programming tools to study but not much about the fundamentals. For ex, nothing about methodology: waterfall, agile, XP programming. There should be something about algorithms and also really important is how to start a project from A-z, how do you structure a project, etc..
Also equally important, how to write specification, what is continuous deployment and how to make it happen, what is continuous integration and how to make it happens, constraint and benefit, etc...
Important subjects also: networking (TCP/IP, Client server (thin client vs fat client), distributed systems, Network Architectures and Services, Software quality, Statistics (ie big data), Algebra etc...
I would advise to go on global concept and then dive down to apply the concept. ADT and functional programming is applying lambda calculus and algebra and it is certainly not junior level for ex. It is a mathematic specialisation.
https://www.edx.org/course/subject/computer-science is a bit similar to what you are trying to provide.
I think we should be inspired by computer science cursus as well: https://www.tudelft.nl/en/education/programmes/bachelors/cse/bachelor-of-computer-science-and-engineering/curriculum/ is kind of perfect to ensure a certain level for junior (some course might benefit mediors and seniors as well).