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I wish I knew the C++ language when I first came to Kutztown. When I transferred to Kutztown, I neverused C++ before and went into CSC136. I wished I ended up taking 135 first insteadso I understood C++ and acad better. I wished I took more computer science classes in Read more…
I wish I knew to apply for internships related to my major. 2. I wish I could have had more hands on experience like learning how to fix printers, etc. Instead of just learning all concepts. 3. I wish I could have taken Computer Science classes high school. Sadly, they Read more…
I wish I knew to start working on the project even sooner than my group did. I wish I knew how much work it would end up really being. I wish I knew not to procrastinate.
What are 3 – 5 things you wish you knew as an underclassman CSC or IT student? • Career: I wish I knew earlier on how close both programs can be at times. Because it took me a long time to realize perusing IT is better suited for my interests Read more…
1. Do not take CSC136 as a freshman, you are not ready for it! Even if you had an A in 135. 2. I wish coming into my major that I had taken some Computer Science courses in high school. I felt like I would’ve been more prepared. 3. I Read more…
Methodologies are something that each company will decide on their own. Some companies want to do a fewer projects at a time, slow and steady wins the race. Some companies have multiple project running and want the project done fast. Different methodologies have different benefits. The top 6 listed methodologies Read more…
In the present day, many companies are forgoing old principles of uniformity and one-size-fits-all conditions for employees and products. One modern counter to this pervasive genericness is the competency model. Where traditional job descriptions dryly state the expected deliverables of a certain project, the competency model focuses on the skills Read more…
Quality Movement The concept of quality has changed throughout the years. Originally, it was mainly on quality control to inspect products and identify the problem. These quality control principles were introduced as statistical and mathematical techniques, sampling tables and process control charts. This problem detection method then progressed into quality Read more…
What is Quality Control? Quality Control is a collective term for activities and techniques, within the process, that are intended to create specific quality characteristics. Project Managers are responsible for providing a quality product or service that meets or exceeds customer and industry expectations. Because of this, project managers must Read more…
Managing the quality of a project goes beyond just measuring how high-quality the end product is; in actuality, project quality also encompasses the quality of the leadership and project management that are part of the process. The driving factor that influences the quality of a project is primarily customer demands, while other variables such as market Read more…