The Missing Semester 100 Things You Were Supposed to Be Told About Software Engineering
Software Development Engineering is a fast-paced industry. While the university curriculum tends to teach its attendants a vast number of concepts, ideas, and technologies, there still exists a gap to be bridged. The Missing Semester aims to conquer this gap by providing insight into what it takes to be a Software Development Engineer in the current work marketplace. The book presents topics like teamwork, advice for technical growth, better coding skills, system architecture, design principles, career growth, mental health, and many more. It's written in a concise, easy-to-read format and is a great starting point for anyone embarking on this industry. Whether you are a Junior Software Engineer, a Product Manager, or a Venture Capital Investor, this book will let you gain much-valuable insight into what it takes to be a Software Development Engineer in the 21st century.
121 pages
English edition · First published 2021 by Independently Published · ISBN 9798761609464
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