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2. Which of these is least likely to be in the supplementary requirements category? a) Admin users can delete any other account. b) The code should be open source. c) The product should actively prevent it being used for illegal purposes. d) A customer may not have more than one overdrawn account. supp {a|b|c|d} e.g. supp c 77577

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6. V0.0 = User Guide

12. value to user, not you minimize work for user match user intent less is more don’t force to RTFM don’t make users feel stupid benefits, not features be everything to somebody visualize usage care

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14. value to user, not you minimize work for user match user intent less is more don’t force to RTFM don’t make users feel stupid benefits, not features be everything to somebody visualize usage care Error messages + instructions

15. value to user, not you • minimize work for user • match user intent • less is more • don’t force to RTFM • don’t make users feel stupid • benefits, not features • be everything to somebody • visualize usage • care Yes we can!

16. CS2103 exam CS2103 project CS2103

17. First job Interviews FYP internship CS2103 exam Thematic project CS3106 project CS2103 project CS2103 is for life!

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19. Behavior, Practices, Mindset CS2103 is for life!

20. CS2103 is for life!

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33. Read smarter Industry survival tip

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36. e.g. Tutorials are meetings. Attend on time.

37. e.g. Acknowledge emails.

38. e.g. Follow instructions.

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40. Small things matter NOW! Grades FYP allocation Tutor appointment Recommendation letters Joining teams … NOC

41. Small things matter.

42. Do them right. Industry survival tip • Small things matter. Participation points will take care of themselves

43. Individual basic coding competencies. • Conceptualizing a product to solve a problem. L4 Theme: Let’s split work and start building this thing.

44. Software Engineer (for real) L4 Theme: Let’s split work and start building this thing.

45. Which observation is most related to this feature? value to user, not you minimize work for user match user intent less is more don’t force to RTFM don’t make users feel stupid benefits, not features be everything to somebody visualize usage Forgive spelling mistakse spelling {number} e.g. spelling 3 77577