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Questions and Answers
What is the main focus of the course outline mentioned?
What is the main focus of the course outline mentioned?
- Computer and Information Sciences
- Software Processes (correct)
- Minimum Viable Product (MVP)
- Self-hosted Open edX platform
Where can one find web support articles and case studies related to the course?
Where can one find web support articles and case studies related to the course?
- EdEra courses dashboard (correct)
- Software Development From A to Z book
- Tarek Aly's contact details
- References section
What is the contact email provided for Tarek Aly?
What is the contact email provided for Tarek Aly?
- [email protected]
- [email protected]
- [email protected]
- tarekmmmmt@{pg.cu.edu.eg; egyptpost.org; gmail.com; yahoo.com} (correct)
Where can one find the ISBN-13 for the electronic version of the book 'Software Development From A to Z'?
Where can one find the ISBN-13 for the electronic version of the book 'Software Development From A to Z'?
What are the three main agenda points mentioned in the course outline?
What are the three main agenda points mentioned in the course outline?
Study Notes
Course Information
- The course outline provides the main focus and structure for the course.
Resources
- Web support articles and case studies related to the course can be found on the course website.
Contact Information
- Tarek Aly's contact email is provided for any questions or concerns.
Course Materials
- The ISBN-13 for the electronic version of the book 'Software Development From A to Z' can be found in the course materials section.
Course Outline
- The three main agenda points mentioned in the course outline are:
- Agile Development Methodologies
- Software Development Life Cycle
- Software Project Management
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Description
Test your knowledge of software processes with this quiz covering the overall aims of the course, categorization of products, software products and their ideas, different models of the research and development process lifecycle, and concepts like Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and self-hosted solutions. Ideal for students and professionals in computer and information sciences at Cairo University.
