Propuesta de metodología que coordine el levantamiento de requerimientos en apoyo a los estudiantes de la Universidad estatal de Sonora, unidad académica Navojoa, para introducirlos en el desarrollo global de software / Methodology proposal that

  • Josefina Ortega Ruiz Universidad Estatal de Sonora
  • Filiberto Valenzuela Mendoza Universidad Estatal de Sonora
  • Alma Isabel Arias Hurtado Universidad Estatal de Sonora
  • Margarita Soto Rodríguez Universidad Estatal de Sonora

Abstract

El presente trabajo contextualiza el desarrollo global de software (DGS) como una nueva tendencia de trabajo, así como la posibilidad de crear una metodología para coordinar el levantamiento de requerimientos que apoye a los estudiantes de la carrera de Ingeniería en Software de la Universidad Estatal de Sonora, Unidad Académica Navojoa, a incorporarse en esta área. Para ello, se abordan las problemáticas actuales en DGS y los beneficios de esta nueva tendencia de desarrollo de software.

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Published
2016-01-14
How to Cite
Ortega Ruiz, J., Valenzuela Mendoza, F., Arias Hurtado, A. I., & Soto RodríguezM. (2016). Propuesta de metodología que coordine el levantamiento de requerimientos en apoyo a los estudiantes de la Universidad estatal de Sonora, unidad académica Navojoa, para introducirlos en el desarrollo global de software / Methodology proposal that. RECI Revista Iberoamericana De Las Ciencias Computacionales E Informática, 4(8), 57 - 65. Retrieved from https://reci.org.mx/index.php/reci/article/view/33
Issue
Vol 4 No 8 (2015): Julio - Diciembre 2015
Section
Scientific Articles

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