Software engineering: Lessons from the Apollo program
Track
Business Technology & Case
Date and time
Tuesday, 14. May 2019., 12:00
Room
Hall A
Duration
30'
2019 marks the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 - arguably the most famous space achievement of the human race. Although the Apollo program is a hardware engineering marvel, we are more interested in the software side of things - and Apollo does not disappoint there either. We will take a look at three important lessons from the Apollo program, in terms of software engineering: the term software engineering itself, the important lesson on component reuse, and the lifesaving fault tolerance lesson.
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About speaker
Mihael Sedmak, author
Mihael has been a Java developer since 2004, working in different roles in teams small and large - from software development and design to leading development companies. Since software delivery is still a large part of his professional passion, he lately focused on finding better ways of delivering software projects and products using different JVM languages, Kotlin in particular, as well as applying Agile principles and practices in daily work.
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