Programming in Java, C, C++, Visual Basic,
HTML, Servlets and Applets for Web-based Applications
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Programming
Models - Structured, Object-Oriented
Analysis and Design, Event Driven for Real-Time Application,
Information Flow
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Computer Applications - in Manufacturing,
in Planning, in Education, and in Databases
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Software Development Process and Methodology
Architectural Models - structured, object-oriented,
and information flow Requirements Specification - philosophy and
tactics Problem Analysis - problem vs. solutions space Design - modularity, cohesion, coupling, incremental
approaches Construction - data structures, program design
language, standards, layout, "the religious wars of idiosyncratic methods",
clarity, simplicity Integration - incremental, top-down, bottom-up Testing and Validation - Company policy, Group
strategy, Requirements-based plan, and Project-based procedures Maintenance - configuration management, version
control, software trouble reports, maintenance vs. enhancement, architectural
stability, and documentation Software Engineering Institute Capability Maturity
Models (i.e. SEI CMM)
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Project Management - estimation and tracking
of budget, schedule, job scope, and resource allocation
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Strategic Planning - working with your group or project
groups to implement the following:
A project management-driven Version Control
System using the simplest software tools available, sufficient to accommodate
the various non-integrated development platforms, languages, and targets for
both completed and unfolding projects Coding standards for C, C++, and Java code A software development lifecycle palatable
to project teams that includes specification, incremental development, and
formal test as a minimum venture into Level III Design review of ongoing projects Formal specifications and test plans for newly
starting projects
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Manufacturing Automation Software and Control
Systems PLC Configuration, Programming and Maintenance
Operator interface design, development and
modification Data acquisition, archiving, reporting and
recovery
Architectural Models - structured, object-oriented,
and information flow
