Best Practices in Software Projects with Community Partners

Successfully implementing service learning presents many challenges. This is particularly true when working with community partners which are frequently small, understaffed non-profits, lacking in technical expertise. Participating faculty not only manage the student end of the partnership, but often need to manage/educate the community partner as well.

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2025-02-18
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https://doi.org/10.1145/3641555.3705099
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Software Engineering Techniques and Practices
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Best Practices in Software Projects with Community Partners

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Best Practices in Software Projects with Community Partners

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Abstract

Successfully implementing service learning presents many challenges. This is particularly true when working with community partners which are frequently small, understaffed non-profits, lacking in technical expertise. Participating faculty not only manage the student end of the partnership, but often need to manage/educate the community partner as well.

Central Connecticut State University (US), Xavier University (US), Denison University (US)
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Openalex Percentile: Top 11%
Software Engineering Techniques and Practices
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