computer software engineering technology

Fall 2017

This semester consists of:

• Intro to Web Applications
• Web Development I
• Project Requirements & Data Structures
• Software Project I

Which means, we will learn about:

• Front End Web Development
• Git & Version Control
• Command Line
• Determining project requirements
• Agile v. Waterfall
• Where tech can take your career
• Opportunities within the local tech community
• Pair programming
• Code Reviews
• and then some

And do the following:

• Build a website
• Use version control
• Employ agile workflow
• Understand the difference between agile and waterfall
• Pair Program
• Code Review
• Work in groups
• Work independently
• Hear from local technologists
• Explore all tech has to offer
• And then some

WHo am I?

Self taught
start ups
collaboration

Bri Piccari

Partner, Designer & Front End Developer, Shake & Shift

President, AIGA Central Pennsylvania

Yoga Teacher

Meetup Organizer, Shine Lancaster

Teacher, Girl Develop It & Convert to Code

expectations

respect
agile
communicationINTEGRITY
collaboration

Additional expectations include:

intro to web applications

in this course, you will:

become familiar with tools, workflows, project methodology, learn version control, command line and more.

in this course, you will:

write a paper, spend a lot of time doing hands-on assignments, learn how to work together and give a small presentation.