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Requirements Engineering Project-Based Learning Model Using the Electronic Learning Software Engineering System (Elins)

Nor Azliana Akmal Jamaludin • 2015 • GRIN Verlag GmbH

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Nor Azliana Akmal Jamaludin
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2015
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GRIN Verlag GmbH
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9783668050600
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This work was published in 2015 by GRIN Verlag, a German publisher specializing in the distribution of academic texts, theses, and project reports. It emerged from the academic sphere as a practical exploration of pedagogy, specifically documenting a project-based learning model tailored for software engineering students. The text focuses on the integration of the Electronic Learning Software Engineering System (Elins), a tool designed to support the complexities of the requirements engineering process within a classroom setting.

Nor Azliana Akmal Jamaludin authored this study to bridge the gap between theoretical software engineering methodologies and hands-on laboratory experience. The publication reflects a broader trend in engineering education during the mid-2010s, where institutions sought to digitize and systematize feedback loops in student projects. By detailing the design and implementation of the Elins system, the work serves as a case study for educators aiming to cultivate technical proficiency through structured, software-supported project work.

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