I have moved away from Protose.org for a while now as most of you have noticed. Why you ask? Well, it has to do with the implimentation of the concept that was behind Protose. Protose was suppose to become the... (continue reading)
I came across the term Death March and it’s definition the other day and I wanted to share it with all of you because I figured it would make everyone laugh or cringe, depending how many times it has happened... (continue reading)
In my quest to become an honorary software engineer, I decided to attend (i.e. pay for) the XP day event held in Toronto this past February 19th 2005 and hosted/organized by J.B Rainsberger, the author of Junit Recipes: Practical Methods... (continue reading)
The server hosting this website was hit really hard by comment spammers so the ability to post comments was turned off. We have now installed a patch to the software we use to manage this website (MovableType) as well as... (continue reading)
A study was done to determine the six drivers of project risk and the relative importance of each one. The study was done by examining 720 software projects that were carried out by 60 large companies. The study found that... (continue reading)
Normally we strictly only post software engineering material on ProtoseOrg. A fellow software engineer and long time supporter and contributor of ProtoseOrg though has asked us to post information about an upcoming conference that he is active in organizing and... (continue reading)
Computer Scientists and Software Engineers. I never really knew the difference before attending my very first CUSEC. I never really thought of myself as either (even though my degree is a Bachelor’s in Computer Science and I don’t have an... (continue reading)
We sent out our first official newsletter today. The first one is a little unusual because it primarily covers CUSEC but in the future we will be sharing the space equally between CUSEC and Protose.org material. If you haven’t signed... (continue reading)
This weeks question of the week is going to be a little lighter then last weeks. Taking the time to answer the following two questions might bring back some happier memories from the past. :-) (Continue Reading)
CUSEC is the Canadian Undergraduate Software Engineering Conference created to promote software engineering in canada at the undergraduate level. CUSEC 2005 is being held this year in Ottawa, Canada.
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