The second class of my last year at UT was Software Engineering. I had heard a lot about this class from my friend, and I was looking forward to it. Since I knew we were going to have to work in a team for some of the projects, a couple of my friends and I made sure to take the same section of the class.
The class seems exciting, and I look forward to doing a LOT of programming in the next few months. Apparently most of the programming is in Python, which is a new language for python. I better start getting familiar with Python! We already have some homework, which I'm going to finish this afternoon. This class seems perfect to prepare me for the working world, since our Professor wants us to learn a lot of skills that will be useful on the job. We are going to be using Git Hub - luckily I have some experience with Git from my internship this summer! Hopefully I will remember to use commit --amend when needed! The first project is due on Sept 7th, and I guess I should start working on that too, as soon as we learn about the cache that is going to have to be implemented in the project.
The class seems exciting, and I look forward to doing a LOT of programming in the next few months. Apparently most of the programming is in Python, which is a new language for python. I better start getting familiar with Python! We already have some homework, which I'm going to finish this afternoon. This class seems perfect to prepare me for the working world, since our Professor wants us to learn a lot of skills that will be useful on the job. We are going to be using Git Hub - luckily I have some experience with Git from my internship this summer! Hopefully I will remember to use commit --amend when needed! The first project is due on Sept 7th, and I guess I should start working on that too, as soon as we learn about the cache that is going to have to be implemented in the project.
