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Revision as of 12:33, 21 July 2009
The Mutable Compendium of Object Oriented Wisdom
Welcome to the COSC427 wiki.
Charles Babbage's brain
- Start here if this is your first visit.
- About COSC427 contains info about the course.
- Wiki users takes you to the Wiki participants list.
- OO wisdom is the main entrypoint for course material.
- Wals library is a page listing Wal's texts and who currently has them.
Decision time 2009
Things to Think About
- The beginning of wisdom for a programmer is to recognize the difference between getting his program to work and getting it right. -- M. A. Jackson, 1975
- Software Engineering: An Idea Whose Time Has Come and Gone?
- iBum
427 in action
