Monday, September 20, 2004
Work term reports...
So at about 12:10AM September 20, 2004, 450 Midwood Crescent officially finished four work term reports for SE 2008.
Printed, bound and delivered to the Office of the Director of Software Engineering; now the wait to see who falls victim to the math. Historically, 50% of first work term reports are rejected for failing the checklist; to say nothing of failing technical communication or technical content marking.
Which two of the following four will get nailed? (Apologies to Brett, I suspect I munged your report's name.)
Porting Microsoft .NET Applications to a Web Interface: HTTP Request and Response Processing, by Jesse Bishop (35 pages, 6,979 words)
Simplifying Component Communication in the ConnectedDB Architecture, by Colin Dellow (30 pages, 6,256 words)
An Analysis of Testing Methodologies and Techniques, by Brett Lounsbury (34 pages, 8,440 words)
Development of an Enterprise Information Collection Tool: Analyzing Design Decisions, by Daniel Marantz (37 pages, 7,600 words)
For reference: Wonderboy's 1B work-term report was 39 pages, 8,314 words. A 1A Computer Science student's work-term report was 17 pages and 3,999 words. Yay softeng!
Printed, bound and delivered to the Office of the Director of Software Engineering; now the wait to see who falls victim to the math. Historically, 50% of first work term reports are rejected for failing the checklist; to say nothing of failing technical communication or technical content marking.
Which two of the following four will get nailed? (Apologies to Brett, I suspect I munged your report's name.)
Porting Microsoft .NET Applications to a Web Interface: HTTP Request and Response Processing, by Jesse Bishop (35 pages, 6,979 words)
Simplifying Component Communication in the ConnectedDB Architecture, by Colin Dellow (30 pages, 6,256 words)
An Analysis of Testing Methodologies and Techniques, by Brett Lounsbury (34 pages, 8,440 words)
Development of an Enterprise Information Collection Tool: Analyzing Design Decisions, by Daniel Marantz (37 pages, 7,600 words)
For reference: Wonderboy's 1B work-term report was 39 pages, 8,314 words. A 1A Computer Science student's work-term report was 17 pages and 3,999 words. Yay softeng!
