Cs 6300 github. Everything you need to know! This repository contains my Assignment 4 course work CS 6300: Software Development Process (Software Engineering: Concepts and Practice) from Georgia Institute of Technology. In the readings, RN refers to Russell and Norvig; SB refers to Sutton and Barto. See Homeworks link above for LaTex files to complete homework. setString ("I like vowels better than consonants"); assertEquals ("lkvwlsbttrthncnsnnts", mystring. I wanted to take this course because I am at the entry point of my career and wanted to get better insight on improving my software engineering skills. This course provides an in-depth study of the process of developing software systems, including: the use of software processes in actual product development; techniques used to ensure quality of the software products; and maintenance tasks performed as software evolves. . I'm not a Java dev - if reviewing this repository please keep that in mind. May 12, 2021 ยท In Spring 2021, I completed my second course in the OMSCS Program at Georgia Tech, Software Development Process (CS6300). OMSCS-6300 This repo contains my assignments developed for the Master's course CS6300 (Software Development process) at Georgia Tech. getConsonants ()); } //Test 1: This test will make sure the letter 'y' is considered a //consonant. The links below just have the pdf. (OMSCS) If you are a OMSCS student, use this repo as reference at your own risk. @Test public void testGetConsonants1 () { mystring. I am enrolled for the Georgia Tech's OMSCS CS 6300 (Software Development Process) course in Fall 2020, and I could really use any useful tips to help me succeed in the course. lkwrlaw nrkriw uivgop ghpi rqimi rcyzsv fctedp thmk yym jflm