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Where can it be taught, then? There are no resources for this right now, mostly people are left to their own devices. Most barriers to entry are not designed t
by projektir 8y ago
Where can it be taught, then? There are no resources for this right now, mostly people are left to their own devices.
Most barriers to entry are not designed to protect anyone, they're designed to preserve power. To protect people from bad products, you need regulation, accreditation, etc.
- blub 8y agoThere are very good universities focusing on computer science and software engineering in most countries. This is the first step. Then one needs to find a company with a good engineering culture, apply the theory they learned and gather experience. Ideally one should find a qualified engineer as mentor. Self-study and being aware of developments in the profession are the last piece of the puzzle. Yes, some people won't be able to do some of these things and as a result they won't be good software engineers. They could still be successful programers, the two aren't necessarily related.
- projektir 8y agoThis seems more like what you would like to happen, not what actually happens to most people, so it doesn't really qualify as resources.
- Papirola 8y agoUniversities ?
- projektir 8y agoMost universities don't even cover something as basic as version control. Monitoring? Forget it.