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An Evaluation of Iterative Development for Software Engineering Course Projects

John Noll

School of Physics, Engineering & Computer Science
Department of Computer Science

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Original language	Undefined/Unknown
Publication status	Unpublished - 2007

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Noll, J. (2007). An Evaluation of Iterative Development for Software Engineering Course Projects.

Noll, John. / An Evaluation of Iterative Development for Software Engineering Course Projects. 2007.

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Research output: Working paper

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