Desenvolvimento Ágil de Software (curso baseado em projetos e problemas) (IFSULDEMINAS)

Desenvolvimento Ágil de Software (curso baseado em projetos e problemas) (IFSULDEMINAS)

Desenvolvimento Ágil de Software utilizando Projetos, Problemas e uma Comunidade de Aprendizagem. No curso, o estudante aprende desenvolvendo projetos e resolvendo problemas reais (curso inspirado nas metodologia ativas de aprendizagem baseada em projetos e problemas).

Algumas atividades serão realizadas em par (situação cliente-desenvolvedor e situação par/time). Um cronograma semanal é sugerido, mas neste tipo de curso o estudante aprende no seu ritmo, considerando os seus objetivos de aprendizagem e necessidades. Embora o curso possa ser considerado introdutório e/ou intermediário, não importa o seu nível de conhecimento (iniciante até um especialista) você sempre pode aprender mais e colaborar com os demais participantes. Será importante conhecer pelo menos uma linguagem de programação, por exemplo Java, C, C++, Ruby, dentre outras, a fim de concluir as atividades propostas.

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