Re: [epf-dev] SimSE for OpenUP?

[Ricardo Balduino <balduino@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I see some familiar faces in there :-)
Did you also buy that bunch of chairs
for the meeting room? What if the team wants to have daily stand-up meetings?
And please give them some work, they
are begging for it.

Ricardo Balduino
Senior Software Engineer

IBM Rational Software (www.ibm.com/rational)
Eclipse Process Framework (www.eclipse.org/epf)

"Brian Lyons" <blyons@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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05/30/2007 03:22 PM

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hiho,
 
Has anyone seen this “Educational, Game-Based
Software Engineering Simulation Environment” called SimSE?  There
is a game design framework and then some examples including one for the
Rational Unified Process, another for XP and more.
 
For some people that are interested in contributing
to the EPF project, perhaps they could create an OpenUP model for this
application.  That could drive some fun outreach.
 
The SimSE project is run out of the University
of Irvine, CA and it was funded by the NSF.  Dunno how all that relates
to the Open Source nature of EPF.  I’m not sure if a model with this
SimSE tool could be hosted on the Eclipse site, but it need not be anyway.
 
Check out the screen capture of me messing
around with the RUP version.  Since it was the *Rational* Unified
Process I went ahead and bought a pile of tools as the very first thing
;)
 
           
                     
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