a) Students will demonstrate understanding issues relating to geographic,.time related, cultural, economic and management issues of global software development.
b) Students should understand Global software project management, including scheduling, estimating, coordinating, and monitoring of global base projects.
c) Students will understand culturally based leadership and conflict resolutions with direct and indirect reporting.
d) Students will be able to coordinate and communicate with distributed developers through asynchronous communication.
e) Students will be able to evaluated and implement different software project management models such as Agile, SCRUM, Test-Driven development and Waterfall.
f) Students should able to use Software configuration management (SCM), including version control usage in a large scale project, including merging, branching, release and bug tracking.