Boris Advice - overlord-supreme/checkers GitHub Wiki

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Can't really speak to the quality of the class without proper reviews yet, but you would learn a lot about test driven development, extreme programming, git, continuous integration, build pipelines, static analysis, agile, etc.

However, my course is not reading based, it's (almost) entirely hands-on, as I believe that's the best way to encourage true learning in CS/SE. For example, instead of having you read a book about a build pipeline, I'm going to have the students actually set up a build pipeline. At least that's the plan :fingers_crossed:

Not sure if this is what you were hoping for - I can send you some readings as you asked for as well. Just let me know.

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Well, we start with TDD by Example, by Kent Beck, it's free in the digital library - go through all of part 1. Then I would suggest: https://www.agilealliance.org/agile101/12-principles-behind-the-agile-manifesto/ http://www.extremeprogramming.org/rules.html

But this is just scratching the surface... my classes are presentations that combine a bunch of stuff from experience, unfortunately I can't really point at book to fill that gap.

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