Professional Awareness in Software Engineering, or, Should a Software Engineer Wear a Suit? /
Professional Awareness in Software Engineering, or, Should a Software Engineer Wear a Suit? /
Professional awareness in software engineering Should a software engineer wear a suit?
edited by Colin Myers.
- London ; New York : McGraw-Hill, c1995.
- xii, 194 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references.
suitable profession; ethics and professional conduct; the implications of the Data Protection Act; avoiding a software lawsuit; pity the poor user; the perils of freelancing; the reptilian world of software teams; women in computing; confessions of a software quality addict; software industry structure or chaos; the cruelty of not teaching software engineering.
This collection of papers addresses the growing concern that software engineers should be aware of their professional environment. It bridges the gap between the technical requirements of the software engineer and the broader issues of professionalism in industry.
0077078373
Software engineering.
QA76.758 / .P759 1995
Includes bibliographical references.
suitable profession; ethics and professional conduct; the implications of the Data Protection Act; avoiding a software lawsuit; pity the poor user; the perils of freelancing; the reptilian world of software teams; women in computing; confessions of a software quality addict; software industry structure or chaos; the cruelty of not teaching software engineering.
This collection of papers addresses the growing concern that software engineers should be aware of their professional environment. It bridges the gap between the technical requirements of the software engineer and the broader issues of professionalism in industry.
0077078373
Software engineering.
QA76.758 / .P759 1995