CS@Worcester CS-443
Hello, this is my introduction blog for my CS-443 class.
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CS-443 Introduction Post
CS@Worcester CS-443
Hello, this is my introduction blog for my CS-443 class.
From the blog George C Blog by George Chude and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
CS-443 Intro Post
Hello, this is my first post for my Software Quality Assur & Test Course (CS-443). I’ll be making posts related to this course in the upcoming weeks.
From the blog CS@Worcester – Shawn In Tech by Shawn Budzinski and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
CS443: Introductions
Hi, there!
I’m Kevin N., a CS major and a senior at Worcester State. Thanks for taking the time to read my blog. Since I’m taking CS 443 with Professor Perez this semester, I’m creating this blog as part of my course obligations.
Some things about me:
- Favorite film: Jacques Tati’s Playtime (1967)
- Favorite show: M*A*S*H
- Prior “education”: Three years at WPI. Transfer.
- Next on the bucket list: Ski chalet vacation in Vermont (I wish!)
- First industry job: AFCEA fellow-slash-golf caddy. Don’t ask.
Why CS? I heard the pay is good, and I thought I liked math.
Then, one day, Calc IV happened.
Why 443? I need it to graduate!
Alternatively: I heard the professor is good. (Cough.)
What next? I’ll be adding to this blog as required of me. Check back throughout the term for additional blog posts as I receive more prompts.
Nice to meet you, and looking forward to a successful term!
Kevin N.
From the blog CS-443 – Kevin D. Nguyen by Kevin Nguyen and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Hello
Welcome! This is my blog for CS-443 Software Quality Assurance and Testing!
From the blog ALIDA NORDQUIST by alidanordquist and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
This is my intro blog for CS-443
hello
From the blog CS@Worcester – Code Craft by Kyle Tucker and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Welcome!
My name is Simran, welcome to my blog for CS 443! I’m a business major with a computer science minor. I’m excited to share mine as well as learn new info and ideas from everyone else’s as well!
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Introduction
Hello! Welcome to my blog. My name is Akshay and this is my first blog post for my CS-443 class.
From the blog cs@worcester – Akshay's Blog by Akshay Ganesh and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
The Food Pantry Semester
From the blog CS@Worcester – CurrentlyCompiling by currentlycompiling and used with permission of the author. All other rights reserved by the author.
Discovering LFP and Thea’s Pantry
The LibreFoodPantry (LFP) website and Thea’s Pantry GitLab Group are full of knowledge about the open-source project itself and related information to support the users and developers. After reading through these resources, I felt I gained a more thorough understanding of the purpose of this software and it’s potential trajectory. Specifically relating to the LFP website – I found the Values section extremely useful, as it provides clear expectations for all community members with links to further understand the Code of Conduct and to learn more about Agile values and FOSSisms. Regarding the information about Thea’s Pantry in GitLab, there are many useful subsections within this group, but I was particularly impressed by the Architecture section as it presents the microservices architecture clearly through diagrams with clear systems, features, and components. An additional useful link relating to Thea’s Pantry GitLab Group is User Stories. After reading through the different situations expressing the intended use of the software, I had a better understanding of the role that this project plays throughout every step of this process on both, the staff side and the guest side. I was surprised reading the User Story titled “A Pantry Administrator Requests a Monthly Report for the Worcester County Food Bank” as I was unaware of the link between the two systems. Overall, these webpages provide a simple and clear interface to learn about the project’s values and community expectations, as well as, technical details.
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