Agenda

The target of the course is to introduce some fresh graduate with the unfulfilled skills in many courses:

Day 1 (Agile Development)
- session (2 hours ) :
  - understanding of philosophy of agile
  - understanding of SCRUM , XP methods
- Exercise (2 hours ): participants will plan new project with the following outcomes:
  - develop product backlog with some story cards
  - agree that instructor will act as the customer proxy.
  - write basic features using pair programming
- Assignment:
  - Each participant will take home small task to finish.
Day 2 (introduction to Linux )
- Session
- Exercise
  - stand-up : what was done? , what will be done till next session ? , review blockers
  - getting previous code running on Linux VMs
  - using vi, make code changes , compile, run
Day 3 (unit testing ):
- Session:
  - understanding the importance of unit testing
  - use unit testing framework
- Exercise
  - stand-up : what was done? , what will be done till next session ? , review blockers
  - implement unit testing for finished task
  - implement unit test fist for new tasks
Day 4 (code versing )
- Session
  - understanding the importance of version control
  - understating client server version control model
  - understanding distributed version control model
- Exercise
  - stand-up : what was done? , what will be done till next session ? , review blockers
  - register new version control repo on googlecode or bitbuckets
  - push code (of previous tasks ) to repo
  - instructor ask participants for some tasks that results in code conflict
  - learn how to handle conflict
Day 5 (Continuous Integration )
- Session
  - the need of integration
  - overview of Hudson
- Exercise
  - stand-up : what was done? , what will be done till next session ? , review blockers
  - implement Hudson job that makes nightly build of source code
  - make commit that break unit test and get notified by email
Day 6 (Code quality )

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