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How Instructional Feedback Has Been Employed in Instructional Units for Teaching Software Project Management Tools: A Systematic Literature Review
2016
Proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering
The software industry has a growing demand for project managers which has leveraged the efforts to improve the teaching of project management competencies in higher education computer courses. Part of these efforts has been concentrated on improving instructional feedback when teaching these competencies. Instructional feedback is essential in order to help the students to learn based on an evaluation of their actions and decisions. However, so far there is few information available on how to
doi:10.18293/seke2016-023
dblp:conf/seke/GoncalvesW16
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