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Stan Kurkovsky replied to the topic LSP in Education in the forum
Serious Play Pro Forum 7 years, 11 months agoMatt, I have posted a case study about using LSP to teach software engineering: http://seriousplaypro.com/2015/01/12/using-lego-serious-play-to-teach-software-engineering/. There will be a peer-reviewed paper on the same topic published in July here: http://www.iticse2015.mii.vu.lt/. It hasn’t been published officially yet, but I can email you a PDF.
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Stan Kurkovsky commented on the post, LEGO SERIOUS PLAY Helps Build a Shared Understanding between the Scrum Team and the Product Owner 8 years ago
Andreas, you may also want to check out tastycupcakes website if you have not already done so. There are a few agile games that use LEGO bricks (but, alas, not LSP).
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Stan Kurkovsky commented on the post, LEGO SERIOUS PLAY Helps Build a Shared Understanding between the Scrum Team and the Product Owner 8 years ago
Fabrizio, I am glad you found this useful.
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Stan Kurkovsky wrote a new post 8 years ago
by Stan Kurkovsky, kurkovsky@ccsu.edu, @SKurkovskyScrum is an agile iterative software development methodology in which a team of software developers works in well defined increments (sprints). Each sprint
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Stan Kurkovsky replied to the topic Cases on LSP for research and education? in the forum
Serious Play Pro Forum 8 years agoWiro,
Here’s a case study I wrote about using LSP to teach software engineering to 4th year university students. I hope this helps.
Stan
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Stan Kurkovsky wrote a new post 8 years, 2 months ago
by Stan Kurkovsky, kurkovsky@ccsu.edu, @SKurkovskySoftware engineering courses at the post-secondary level usually integrate students’ programming skills with their knowledge in many other areas of computing,
