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DURATION20 WEEKS
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SUBJECT AREASoftware Engineering
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COURSE LEVELSecond Cycle
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CREDITS7.0 HP
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INSTITUTIONBlekinge Institute of Technology
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START DATE2021-08-30
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END DATE2022-01-16
Applications 2021-03-15
COURSE DESCRIPTION
The course aims to provide an understanding of the application of software development in an environment based on the philosophy of lean and agile working methods. It includes an understanding of industry-relevant technologies to promote the development of software products as well as an understanding that value is of the utmost importance within businesses and organizations. The focus of the course is thus on creating a better understanding of the relationship between values and the influence of principles on businesses and organizations to achieve the best application of agile working methods and Lean as a philosophy.
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