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The draw-bot: a project for teaching software engineering
Martin v. Mohrenschildt, Daniel Peters
- Year
- 2002
- Citations
- 5
Abstract
The authors present a course project which was successfully used to teach software design principles to third year computer engineering students. The goal of the project is to program a robot to trace a shortest path through a maze. The students, organized in teams of five, have to follow the classical steps of software development and prepare interface, design and testing documents. Having a project that requires controlling a device to complete a clear task generates enthusiasm in the students and helps them to understand the principles taught in the course.
Keywords
EnthusiasmComputer scienceSoftware engineeringTask (project management)SoftwareCourse (navigation)Interface (matter)Software developmentRobotSoftware project management
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