This is an introduction to my blog. I am taking software construction, design, and architecture, and I will be recording my blogs here. I am excited for what this class has to offer, and I hope I learn and grow!

From the blog CS@Worcester – Aaron Nanos Software Blog by Aaron Nano and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

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This is my first blog post for CS-343! My name is Gia Vuong and I’d prefer to be called Kiet. I’ve been doing WordPress blog for a year now since my last year with CS-348 – Software Process Management. This year marked the year that I am now using Linux for the first time, so I’d be happy to help if anyone is getting started, or currently using Linux as if you have any questions.

I’d love to know more about everyone, and get connected with anyone in our CS community here in Worcester State!

From the blog CS@Worcester – Hello from Kiet by Kiet Vuong and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello! My name is William Cordor and this is my blog.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Blog del William by William Cordor and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello, my name is Harley Philippe, and I’m currently enrolled in Software Constr, Des & Archit (CS-343) at Worcester State University.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Harley Philippe's Tech Journal by Harley Philippe and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Since UMass notified me that they were deactivating my old school email, I’ve transferred all my old blog stuff to this new, separate WordPress blog. This semester, my blogposts will be about software construction, design, and architecture.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Site Title by Justin Lam and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This blog is all about my journey through CS-348 Software Process Management. Throughout the semester, I’ll be sharing my thoughts on what I’m learning, connecting class concepts to real-world examples, and exploring how effective process management can make software development a breeze. I’m excited to use this blog as a chance to practice clear communication … Read more

From the blog CS@Worcester – BforBuild by Johnson K and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hello everyone,

This blog has been created as part of my work in CS-343: Software Construction, Design, and Architecture at Worcester State University. Over the course of the semester, I will be sharing my reflections, insights, and experiences as I learn more about software engineering practices, design principles, and professional development.

The goal of this blog is not only to document my progress but also to connect what we learn in class to real-world applications in the field of computer science. I look forward to engaging with the wider community through my posts and learning from others in the course.

Stay tuned for upcoming posts on software architecture, design patterns, testing, and professional growth.

— Christian Oboh

From the blog CS@Worcester – Life of Chris by Christian Oboh and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

This blog dives into CS-343, exploring how to design, build, and maintain software that actually works in the real world. I’ll examine key software design principles, architectural patterns, and construction techniques that ensure programs are reliable, efficient, and maintainable. Along the way, I’ll analyze practical approaches to solving common challenges in software development, including debugging, testing, and refactoring, while exploring tools and technologies that support modern software construction.

Join me as I explore the art and science of turning ideas into usable programs. Through this blog, I’ll share insights on best practices, real-world applications, and strategies for creating software that meets both technical requirements and user needs. I’ll document my learning journey, reflect on lessons from hands-on projects, and track my growth as a Computer Science student as I deepen my understanding of software design, architecture, and engineering.

From the blog CS@Worcester – Insights from CS-343 by Yousef Hassan and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.

Hi there!

This is my first blog post for CS343 for section two! I am excited to learn software construction techniques, design, and how to maintain a software. Hope to have a great class!

-Michael Clark

From the blog Mike's Byte-sized by mclark141cbd9e67b5 and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.