APC 490 - Capstone Project Preparation

1 Credits

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The purpose of this course is for students to choose a capstone project, create an initial plan with specific deliverables identified, and receive approval. This course covers review of key concepts necessary for success in the Capstone (APC 495) course, including software engineering practices, project management techniques, systems analysis, and communicating with technical or non-technical audiences (CTO, IT staff, etc.). May include additional topics specific to anticipated capstone projects.

Concurrent Course: APC 460 (Students may take this course after completing APC 460 or they can take the two courses at the same time.)

Prerequisites

APC 380 – Project Management Techniques

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Tim Krause

Dr. Tim Krause is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computing and New Media Technologies at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. He also serves as Department Chair and Director of the new Data Analytics major. He received his PhD from Purdue University in 2008. He received his BS degree from St. John’s University and…[ Read More ]

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