Software engineering/professional writing
Harold L. Sellars, Sandra D. Lynn · ACM SIGCSE Bulletin · 1985
the fell of 1984 by offering its junior-level Software El~jineering course and a section of its junior-level Professional WritlrKj course on a closely coordinated basis.Software Engineering was taught by a Computer Science instructor in the School of Science aM Pzofelsional Writing was taught by an English instructor in the School of Liberal Arts.Twenty-two students took both courses simultaneously.Common material was taken frOm an industrial computer project and two of the same documents were required in both courses.SttK1eats and faculty evaluated the effort thoroughly to determine the feasibility of the coordinated courses and to suggest Improvements.The University was also interested in information helpful to other possible interdisciplinary offerin9s.