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The Role Of Application Domain Tracks In Software Engineering Programs
Author(s) -
Donald J. Bagert
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
2006 annual conference and exposition proceedings
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--1440
Subject(s) - computer science , domain engineering , software engineering , domain (mathematical analysis) , software , domain analysis , programming language , software development , software construction , mathematical analysis , mathematics
Although it is generally acknowledged that understanding domain-specific information is essential for the proper development of software in that application area, requiring the inclusion of a particular application domain as part of a software engineering curriculum is a relatively recent occurrence. In particular, ABET software engineering program criteria (in use since 2002) and the joint IEEE-CS/ACM software engineering curriculum model released in 2004 both specify the ability to work in at least application domain as a requirement of graduates of baccalaureate software engineering degree programs. This paper will examine how the ABETaccredited software engineering degree programs have implemented these application domain tracks.

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