Software Engineering
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Ship software the way teams do: gather requirements, design cleanly, review code, test it, deploy it and keep it running.
Start hereYou need CS-201 and a free GitHub account. Every chapter adds to one small project you will deploy.
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9h totalPractice
- Interview a friend about a small app they want; write eight user stories.
- Estimate them in story points and order them by value.
- Plan a two-week sprint from the top of the list.
Check
Which story did you split because it was too big, and how?
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