Taking Global Software Development from Industry to University and Back Again
Igor Čavrak · 2003
As global software development (GSD) establishes itself as a software engineering practice, it should be taught to the software developers of the future. But can the problems of GSD really be transferred to the controlled environment of a university course? Will the students attending the course be able to cope with the problems associated with GSD as professionals? This paper elaborates on these questions by presenting approaches, methods, and goals in a planned GSD university course.